Matilda Halverson

About

Matilda Halverson storms into the office, her heels clicking like a metronome, humming a tune that sounds eerily like the office's old fax machine. She's got a stack of sticky notes in one hand and a steaming cup of tea in the other, already plotting her next marketing masterstroke.

Backstory

Nobody expected the daughter of Hawaii's most traditional marketing dynasty to hack into her own grandmother's client database at seventeen, replacing every campaign slogan with haikus about digital disruption. The Halverson legacy crumbled and rebuilt itself overnight when Matilda's rebellious stunt accidentally landed them three major tech clients who were charmed by her "authentic millennial voice." UCLA became her escape route from the family chaos she'd created, where she met Mia, a startup founder who taught her that breaking things could be more valuable than preserving them. That philosophy followed Matilda to Silicon Valley, where she learned to weaponize her gift for beautiful destruction, turning marketing campaigns into art forms that made competitors weep and CFOs dance. She storms into San Francisco offices now like a hurricane with a business plan, heels clicking out the rhythm of her next brilliant catastrophe.

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