Maggie began her dance career as a ballroom dancer and, before the age of 11, represented Sweden in the Nordic Championships and other international competitions.

After graduating from high school, she moved to Stockholm to study at the Ballet Academy of Stockholm, beginning her professional career as a dancer, choreographer, teacher, and model.

Between 2002 and 2005, Maggie worked throughout Stockholm while traveling regularly to Paris and New York to continue her dance education. It was during these trips that she discovered House dance and fell in love not only with the dance itself, 

but also with the culture, music, and community that surrounded it.

She trained with many of the pioneers and influential figures of House dance, including 

Yugson, Babson, Didier, Meech, Tony McGregor, Shannon Mabra, Byron Cox, Marjorie Smarth, Calief Sellers, Ejoe Wilson, Frank Rojas, Archie Burnett, Bravo LaFortune, and Damon Frost.

From 2007 to 2012, Maggie was one of the founders of the internationally recognized ladies crew Phat Jam Jackies, alongside Malin Emmoth, Sabina Dalfjall, and YeYa Ekström.

Representing the female side of House dance, Hip Hop, and Waacking, the crew performed throughout Sweden and internationally. 

In 2011, Phat Jam Jackies were invited to perform at Dansgalan at the Gothenburg Opera, sharing the stage with companies including Cullberg Ballet, Bounce, dancers from American Ballet Theatre, and Netherlands Dance Theatre.

In 2007, Maggie co-organized and produced Constellation of Stars, bringing together dancers from Paris, London, Japan, New York City, and Sweden for performances and cultural exchange.

As one of the first dancers in Sweden to reintroduce and teach Waacking, Maggie invited Soul Train legend Tyrone Proctor to Sweden in 2008 to teach the history and culture behind the style.

In 2009 and 2010, she won Streetstar Scandinavia, earning the opportunity to represent Sweden in the House Dance Finals at Juste Debout in Paris.

Throughout her career, Maggie has taught at some of Stockholm's most respected dance schools and educational programs, including Ballet Academy Stockholm, Dance Center, Danshögskolan, and Åsa Folkhögskola. She has also been invited to teach internationally, including as a guest teacher in Switzerland.

As a professional dancer, Maggie has appeared in major television productions including Melodifestivalen and Grammisgalan, performed at Gröna Lund, and toured internationally, including a hip-hop tour in Malaysia.

Driven by a passion for the early Jazz styles, Maggie and her long-time dance partner Malin Emmoth created the duo The Jackies, blending early Jazz, House dance, and Waacking into a unique performance style. Together they performed on stages throughout Stockholm and Sweden.

Beyond performing and teaching, Maggie became one of the founders of Soulmates, Stockholm's House dance club, which she hosted for seven years.

Soulmates became one of Sweden's leading House dance communities, welcoming internationally acclaimed DJs including Kerri Chandler, Ron Trent, Karizma, Glenn Underground, Rap Saunders, Josh Milan, and Atjazz, while bringing authentic House culture to venues ranging from Berns and Café Opera to Slakthuset.