Madi Baughman

Madi Baughman is an Account Strategist at Furiosity Marketing, where she builds strong, two-way client relationships that turn great work into lasting partnerships.

Madi earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication from Kent State University. She brings six years of professional experience to her role, including almost three years at a previous agency before joining Furiosity in 2025.

She’s drawn to work that goes beyond a simple transaction, and she feels most energized working with clients who want to be genuinely involved and who share in the excitement of a project’s outcome. Whether she’s helping launch a new landing page or supporting an ongoing social campaign, Madi finds her greatest satisfaction in seeing both her team and her clients feel proud of the finished work.

As an Account Strategist, Madi sees her role as far more than client-facing conversation. She stays closely involved in the strategy and reasoning behind every recommendation, believing that understanding the “why” behind the work makes her a stronger advocate for her clients. That attention to detail, paired with genuine care for client success, has helped her build relationships defined by trust and mutual investment.

Do you have any favorite projects?

I really enjoy website work and landing pages, building new pages for brands that already exist and finding ways to improve them. It’s incredibly rewarding to see a client genuinely enjoy and benefit from what we’ve built.

What motivates you in your work?

Building real relationships with the people I work with. I love communicating with people, giving and getting feedback, and hearing different perspectives. It makes me a better Account Strategist and a better person. When a client is as pleased with the work as we are, that positive response is what keeps me motivated.

What’s your spirit core value?

Professional Pride is mine. It shows up most in how I approach communication, taking the time to be clear and thoughtful so that trust and follow-through come more naturally.