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Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

-Conduct market research and feasibility study and provide strategic planning for an innovative fish bycatch social enterprise in Grand Rapids/Misipawistik Cree Nation-Conduct research into economic issues and social enterprise opportunities in Northern Manitoba communities.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

-Create and analyze a comprehensive ecosystem map of the Indigenous entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem in Manitoba-Develop strategies to fill gaps and meet the needs of Manitoba’s Indigenous entrepreneurs

Honolulu Metropolitan Area

Strategy and Transformation

Winnipeg, Canada Area

-Move forward the ongoing work of reclaiming Indigenous languages, histories, and knowledges among the Asiniskow Ithinwak (Rocky Cree) through primary and secondary historical research as part of the broader mutli-year, multi-million-dollar SSHRC Partnership project-Work with community knowledge keepers to craft educational story notes based on traditional knowledge for use in children’s book series

-Write and prepare for publication the inaugural 2019 and 2020 Indigenomics 10 to Watch Lists, including interviewing 20 Indigenous-focused innovators and entrepreneurs from across Canada, transcribing interviews, deciding on style and content of first-ever profiles, drafting and editing entrepreneur/organizational profiles, and assembling final profiles for online publication-Conduct groundwork research into the establishment of the Global Indigenomics Institute, an international cohort of Indigenous nations for the advancement of global Indigenous economic success-Review and research Indigenomics Mix Economic Levers, including background research on each lever -Conduct periodic literature reviews on national and international Indigenous economic research

Map the Indigenous social finance ecosystem, including identifying gaps and opportunities for impact investment intermediaries, as part of a “State of Affairs” survey of Canada’s social finance landscape recommended by the national Social Finance Strategy Co-Creation Steering Group

Greater Salt Lake City Area

I took the skills I learned in my previous positions and started my own consulting business working with nonprofit organizations, tribal nations, small businesses, and government agencies to develop programs, clarify theories of change, conduct market research, plan events, craft grant proposals, and track progress. As an owner, I a manage the day-to-day of the business including marketing, accounting, and strategy as well as managing my team of grant writers and consultants.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

Sole personal staff member to Representative Marie Poulson (D-46), member of the Native American Liaison Committee, Education Committee, Political Subdivisions Committee, and Retirement and Independent Entities CommitteeResearched policy issues, tracked bills, organized calendar, prepared for committee hearings, interacted with constituents and interest groups, organized town halls, and gave tours to visiting student groups

Greater Salt Lake City Area

In my role with Livingston Consulting, I consulted with nonprofit organizations, tribal nations, educational institutions, small businesses, and government agencies around the world. I primarily help them research funding options and craft persuasive and robust applications to private, corporate, city, state, and federal grant-makers, as well as provide other general fundraising guidance.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

My team and I crafted a business plan for a pilot business incubator in Manchester, United Kingdom. I was responsible for the financial section and final editing of the document.-Edited and formatted final 50-page document used to raise funding of over £200,000.-Analyzed geopolitical and economic trends in Europe and America while proving the positive impact of religious freedom on the economy-Researched business incubator industry locally and internationally, their potential financial models, and their capacity to empower and integrate refugees, immigrants, and disenfranchised individuals into the community while stimulating the economy

Provo, Utah Area

My team and I worked with the Touchdown Club arm of the Cougar Club to help raise scholarships for walk-on athletes at BYU.-Increased the BYU Touchdown Club membership to an all-time high of 349 members.-Increased the amount pledged for each touchdown scored to $875, resulting in over $32,000 raised during the 2016 football season.-Directed online and other marketing campaigns to strengthen and grow the BYU Touchdown Club brand.-Crafted client engagement letter and final report to ensure the continued success of the club after project completion

Provo, Utah Area

-Rewrote library assessment documents and financial reports for public consumption-Worked with PR Coordinator to edit and prepare content for the public-Operated with very little supervision on over 50 projects

Provo, Utah Area

-Instructed over 200 fellow students in the basics of organization, format, content, and argument-Organized, advertised, and executed additional creative writing workshops

Provo, Utah Area

-Worked with the secretarial team to ensure the success of library executives -Facilitated planning, design, preparation, and execution of events; researched, designed, and prepared presentations, reports, confidential memos, correspondence, letters, and meeting notes on behalf of executive team-Managed the office and assisted in the hiring process-Dealt with dissatisfied patrons and employees to help them understand and comply with library and university policies as related to their specific complaint

Mount Pleasant, Ut

One of my most fulfilling jobs. While at Aspiro, I led groups of troubled youth on high adventure activities (rock climbing, backpacking, orienteering, mountain biking, etc.) throughout Utah. -Managed crises-Facilitated team, therapeutic, and character building activities-Ensured safety of all participants-Worked with 50+ youth and adult clients from around the world

Master Of Development Practice, Indigenous Development

Credential Of Readiness (Core)

HBS CORe (Credential of Readiness) is a 120-150 hour certificate program on the fundamentals of business from Harvard Business School..

English, Rhetoric And Composition/Writing Studies

Activities and Societies: Honors Program, Social Venture Academy, Humanities to Business Club, Ballard Scholar for Social Innovation.