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Deborah Shapiro has extensive experience in marketing, operations, and leadership roles. Deborah is currently serving as the Vice President of Growth at Black Angus Steakhouse. Prior to this, Deborah was a Principal Partner at S&S Insights and a member of the Leadership Council at the National Small Business Association. Deborah also worked as an Adjunct Professor at the University of North Florida.

Earlier in their career, Deborah held the position of Vice President of Marketing and Operations at Kosher Network International, where they oversaw various business operations and managed a large online community. Deborah also worked as the Director of Marketing at Southeastern Grocers, where they led marketing campaigns and developed partnerships. At Southeastern Grocers, they also served as the Loyalty & Digital Sales and Marketing Manager, where they implemented loyalty programs and managed personalized coupons.

Deborah's earlier work experience includes roles such as Specialty Foods Category Manager at Southeastern Grocers, Packaging Specialist at Daymon Worldwide, and Marketing Specialist at ICS. Deborah began their career as a Marketing Coordinator in the PR and Sales Department at CitiStreet.

Throughout their career, Deborah has showcased their expertise in marketing, operations management, strategic planning, and partnership development.

Deborah Shapiro pursued their education in a chronological manner. Deborah completed their Bachelor of Arts in English Literature at Florida State University in an unspecified year. Subsequently, they joined The George Washington University - College of Professional Studies, where they obtained a Graduate degree specializing in Publishing & Editing from 1998 to 2000. After that, Deborah enrolled in the University of South Florida and successfully completed their Master of Business Administration (MBA) between 2012 and 2015. Deborah'sMBA program covered various fields such as Business, Information Systems Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services. Furthermore, in 2012, they participated in the Women Unlimited LEAD - Leadership Program, but no degree or field of study information was provided for this program.