Welcome Madeleine Schiller to HEI

Welcome, Madeleine!

We are thrilled to have Madeleine Schiller join our marketing and communications team as a Communications Assistant. Based in our Maple Grove, MN, office, Madeleine will support a variety of communications and document development efforts, helping create clear, engaging materials that communicate complex information to diverse audiences.

Madeleine joins HEI with a unique educational background that bridges science, communication, and design. She earned a Bachelor of Individualized Studies from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities with concentrations in English, conservation biology, and art, along with a minor in interdisciplinary design. Throughout her studies, she became especially interested in how technical and scientific information can be translated into content that is both accurate and accessible.

That interest has carried through her professional experiences, which include editing, writing, design, and science communication projects. Whether developing visual materials, refining written content, or collaborating with subject matter experts, Madeleine enjoys finding creative ways to help people better understand complex topics.

We are excited to have Madeleine on our team and look forward to seeing the many ways she will support the great work our clients are doing across the region. 

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Fun Facts

What drew you to HEI, and what excites you most about joining our team?
From my first interactions with HEI, I was very drawn to the team’s collaborative and welcoming culture and the variety of projects they work on. During my time between the worlds of art and science at the University of Minnesota, I became especially interested in how complex scientific information can be translated into more accessible forms. I’m excited about the opportunity to put that interest into action on the communications team!

Where did you grow up?
Spicer, MN.

What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
Spending time with friends and family, exploring local restaurants and breweries around the Twin Cities, attending live music events, visiting art museums, and cheering on Minnesota sports teams.

What’s your favorite way to relax and unwind after a busy day?
Curling up with a good book or TV show, along with making time for drawing and painting.

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?
Scotland, a destination that has been on my travel bucket list for years.

What’s your favorite snack?
White Cheddar Cheez-It Grooves.

What’s your favorite fuel for staying energized?
Coffee, with the occasional Red Bull.

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