Allyson Earles, Mba Email & Phone Number

Chapin, South Carolina, United States

“We love and grow our students” Chapin High School

Columbia, South Carolina Metropolitan Area

I provide accompanied, in person destination services to assignees (clients) relocating for work to the Columbia, SC area. Services include area tours, home finding assistance, and settling in assistance including assistance finding schools, applying for drivers license(s), and providing help with setting up utilities, phones, and/or insurance plans. My goal is to ease the transition for my client and their family within the allotted program time prescribed within my client’s relocation policy. Typically, IOR’s corporate clients provide 1-5 days of assistance for their relocating employees and program time can be spread out over several weeks to a few months.Since starting in this position last year, I have managed multiple contracts at one time.

Chapin, South Carolina, United States

Substitute teach in K-12th grade classrooms as needed and requested. I am honored to be on the preferred substitute list at several schools. I have a proven track record of being able to effectively manage a classroom in the teacher’s absence.

Ohio And Florida

I am passionate about capturing authentic, genuine, and memorable moments. Offering family, senior, maternity, newborn, and party photography at affordable rates.

Maryville, Tennessee, United States

Purchased and delivered groceries for customers.

Riverview, Florida, United States

Ran front desk and signed up new members. Attended several events to advertise and generate leads

Findlay, Oh

I supported Marathon Petroleum Company's Corporate Supplier Diversity Intiative. Supplier Diversity is a proactive business initiative that provides potentially underserved business enterprises equal access to opportunities with MPC and Speedway. The goal is to provide diverse business enterprises the opportunity to compete on an equal basis with all other suppliers focusing on developing and strengthening relationships with suppliers that will support our competitive strength into the future.

I served as the main contact and liaison between Marathon’s district office management team and a diverse territory of petroleum distributors fielding daily inquires and requests, and autonomously managing areas of concern. I conducted detailed customer planning meetings bi-annually to discuss and evaluate performance related to volume growth, and image goals, as well as current contract terms and expirations, customer succession planning (as applicable), training opportunities, and discussing market intel. During my time in this role, I successfully negotiated two 7 year contract extensions that collectively secured nearly 60 MM gallons of unencumbered gas and distillate volume for Marathon. I assisted with the sale of 7 Marathon owned retail locations to Marathon distributors or Speedway, and managed Marathon brand image improvements across 152 branded locations.These improvements lead to an overall increase in mystery shop scores across my customer base year over year through effective communication, negotiation, and implementation of brand image improvements.

▪ Engage in the planning and execution of SunCom marketing events▪ Manage financial reporting for sponsorships and promotions▪ Track and conduct return on investment assessments on field marketing leads▪ Supervise field marketing sales incentive program▪ Build and maintain relationships with field marketing partners

▪ Assisted in planning and execution of Carolinas HealthCare System’s annual: - United Way Campaign 2007: $2.3 million raised / 110 percent of campaign goal- Arts and Science Council Campaign 2006: $420,650 raised / 113 percent of campaign goal- Christmas Bureau 2006: 2,100 of 4,300 underprivileged families served by Carolinas HealthCare- Star Search Competition: 50 auditioners / 15 finalists ▪ Published monthly community relations column for Carolinas HealthCare System’s internal newsletter▪ Managed Carolina HealthCare System’s speakers bureau

▪ Created marketing events handbook which included templates, policies and procedures ▪ Authored articles for company intranet

Masters, Business Administration (Organizational Leadership), Cumulative 3.94

Masters of Business Administration in Organizational Leadership

Public Relations, Communications, Business

Activities and Societies: Appalachian Student Ambassadors Campus Resident Student AssociationAppalachian Student Ambassadors {2004 – 2006}.