Alexandra Crawford Email & Phone Number

Richmond, Va, Us

Richmond, Virginia, United States

Richmond, Virginia, United States

Richmond, Virginia Area

Richmond, Virginia Area

•Support company estimators, crews and customers in general contractor and concrete sub-contractor work through the composition of estimates, organization, submission and revision of submittals (e.g. concrete mix designs and shop drawings), job scheduling and timeline development •Serve as a resource for sub-contractors working on our general contractor jobs in tasks such as job scheduling, job site safety and security compliance and facilitating effective communication with job superintendents and customers•Ensure company safety and security documents (e.g. ISNetworld, background checks and drug screens), as well as subcontractor certificates of insurance and vendor forms, are current and in compliance with company standards•Responsible for Payables processes and procedures, requiring close collaboration and communication with team members in Receivables and Accounting to ensure sub-contractors and vendors are paid in a timely fashion and company books are accurate and up-to-date•Collaborated with web development firm on start to finish production of new company website and responsible for website maintenance and strategy now that site is published

Richmond, Virginia

• Collaborate with University and community partners to develop Community Conversations focus groups to determine next steps in ICA programming and educational development• Develop cohesive program and schedule of meetings for Cochrane Summer Economic Institute highschool interns and serve as their point of contact while they are interning with the ICA at VCU• Research and benchmarking for upcoming projects including the development of interactive learningspaces, teen programming efforts and maker space proposals• Maintain departmental files of past and current programmatic offerings as well as statistics for alleducation and programming activities, including gathering and analyzing qualitative and quantitativedata• Oversee departmental administrative processes including scheduling, reimbursements, purchasing and regular correspondence with campus and community contacts

Richmond, Virginia

• Engage visitors to the Maymont Mansion through interactive, knowledge-rich tours as a docent• Provide logistical support to the Mansion, including front-desk operations, management of gift shop and opening and closing of mansion• Serve as a costume interpreter for various Maymont events including a 1915 Women’s Suffrage Rally, Roaring 20’s themed annual fundraiser, & 1893 Old Fashioned Christmas

•Provide all levels of client support for a cutting-edge virtual event software platform that allows employers, universities, and candidates to connect in virtual career and graduate school fairs•Develop client relationships that result in continual use of the software platform for employer recruiting needs through strong attention to detail, commitment to customer service, and effective communication strategies•Utilize Microsoft Office systems (i.e. Excel, Outlook, Word, etc.) in a variety of functions including report development and data tracking•Attend national conferences as a vendor to promote use of the CareerEco software system, answer questions, and develop strong business relationships with current and future clients•Streamline the Event Registration and Information Submission process for all virtual events to ensure maximum accuracy and efficiency, customer understanding, and open communication between customer and company•Maintain relationships with customers through continued communication during company events through check-in conversations and gathering of feedback to be included in company records to note positive interactions and opportunities for improvement in customer experience

Richmond, Virginia Area

• Spearheaded development & implementation of evaluation tools for the ArtCycle Teaching Gallery, an interactive gallery space for museum visitors in which they can participate in a variety of educational activities, including an interactive video & hands-on art activities. Evaluation tools included a custom movement map & engagement scale. Tools used by museum educators & staff in evaluating space.• Researched & developed the Living Downton: Society and Change in Edwardian England tour,highlighting objects in the VMFA permanent collection related to Edwardian England & turn-of the century America• Updated & revised current tours, including Visit Virginia & Voyage U.S.A., in accordance with new Virginia Standards of Learning curriculum & the on-view collection• Assisted in class preparation for The French Horse from Gericault to Picasso: An Intercollegiate Seminar, a collaborative undergraduate course. Preparation included research and presentation development.• Aided in preparation for the annual Statewide Partner Exchange hosted for the VMFA’s statewide partners to come together in a collaborative educational space & participate in activities & lectures as art institutions from across the Commonwealth of Virginia• Collected data & worked with the Association of Art Museum Directors to develop a comprehensive map of the VMFA’s over 1,000 statewide partners, including legislative districts & levels of partnership to be used in various aspects of the museum’s strategic efforts. This map was selected as AAMD’s Map of the Month for November 2015.• Revamped the Statewide Partnership Manual & Evaluation Tools, developing online accessible versions & digitizing forms• Compiled data from departmental resources for the annual Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Mellon Collection Report

Auburn, Alabama Area

•Recruited campus departments and local companies to hire University students through the use of the Career Center’s resources, including an extensive database of upwards of 12,000 employer contacts•Provided trainings for on and off-campus hiring partners to educate on best practices in hiring, including effective recruiting techniques, understanding the college student employee market, how to write job descriptions that potential new hires will respond to, and campus and state/federal legal policies that effect the hiring process•Coordinated the annual Student Employee of the Year Awards, including the nomination process, which through effective marketing and communication with student employment partners resulted in 3x as many nominations for the 2014-2015 academic year •Responsible for the recruitment of employers to attend our Fall and Spring Internship and Part-Time Job Fairs, resulting in maximum registration capacity at both events•Communicated regularly via email, telephone, and face-to-face meetings with various University and local campus partners regarding all aspects of the recruitment and hiring process•Managed $75,000 Job Location and Development federal grant ensuring expenditures were appropriate to the University mission, vision, and Five-Year Strategic Plan•Maintained robust database of employers, students, and job postings via a thorough understanding of Symplicity software management and utilization of reporting functions to track hiring trends and salary earnings totaling over $1 million, tracking to total over $2 million in earnings by the end of the fiscal year

Newport News, Virginia, United States

•Collaborated with 12 additional Fellows to innovate campus programming for college students resulting in record attendance at events, including Varsity sporting events, graduation celebrations, educational programs including transfer and new freshmen orientations, and community service projects•Oversaw entirety of Transfer Student Orientation for 300+ students and guests by developing event schedules, learning objectives, hiring and training a student leadership team, and conducting pre and post orientation assessments to gage successfulness of changes in programming

Newport News, Virginia, United States

My primary duty was to handle all incoming parties to the Office of Student Affairs, including in person, phone, and email communication. This always involved the use of strong customer service and communication skills as well as a dedication to problem solving. In this position I did multiple extra office projects, research on topics for various offices and was asked to sit on panels for distinguished guests on the Christopher Newport University campus.

Newport News, Virginia, United States

As a Resident Assistant for 2 years of my undergraduate experience I worked with freshmen and sophomore populations of students in regards to their residence life experience. This included, but was not limited to, being an educated resource for all university questions residents may have had, programming, marketing, and executing educational and social programs for residents based on needs, and mediating confrontations among students.