
Jane Woodling is a Marketing Director from Chapel Hill, NC, with a B.S. degree in Consumer and Retail Marketing from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. With 12 years of marketing experience in industries such as manufacturing, B2B SaaS, and consulting & professional services, Jane's specialties include marketing automation, digital asset creation, content planning and strategy, reporting and analytics, product positioning & product marketing and GTM strategies.
Jane believes in a true customer-first, revenue-driven mindset when it comes to Marketing. Her colleagues would describe her as dedicated, creative, and collaborative when it comes to work, while those who know her personally would say she is caring, silly, and insightful. Jane brings a dedicated mindset to solving problems, delivering solutions, and presenting data to and for clients.
Jane's advice to colleagues just starting out is to not be afraid to speak up and ask questions, always be curious, and learn how things work. In her free time, Jane volunteers as a poll greeter for her county's elections and enjoys putting together backpacks with school supplies, journals, and toiletries for kids in need.
Jane has lived and worked in Hong Kong twice and is a big Formula 1 fan, watching races with her family on Sundays. She has only owned manual transmission cars, including a 350Z and Subaru BRZ.
“People do not buy goods and services. They buy relations, stories, and magic.”
Experience
12yrs
Core Services
Key Industries
Certifications
Building with the Claude API
Anthropic · June 2026
Claude Code in Action
Anthropic · June 2026
Introduction to Agent Skills
Anthropic · June 2026
Introduction to Model Context Protocol
Anthropic · June 2026
Jane Woodling
In the Press

Leveraging AI for Smarter Marketing Automation
“"Smarter marketing automation is achievable, but leadership has to set the standard: define good decisions, ensure data supports them, and keep humans responsible for outcomes."”
Mar 7, 2026New paths to growth
“"It's a new world, in a way...Firms are being forced to look at how they're going to grow."”
May 1, 2026