I interface with multiple departments to plan and produce project kickoffs, deliverables, approvals, final submissions, and recap documentation. I supervise project timelines and tasks to ensure that all elements satisfy the associated contract and are completed on time. Projects include external collaborative partnerships and campaigns with TCGplayer, as well as internal projects.

My role at TCGplayer has evolved over my time at the company. It began as traditional editing work, with a focus on planning, managing, and publishing written content for TCGplayer's blog, TCG Infinite, as well as providing copy for e-mail and ad messaging. I managed a team of staff writers, from brainstorming and scheduling their content for the upcoming quarter to editing and publishing articles. I produced weekly newsletters, and occasionally provided written content myself. Topics and scheduling were driven by a data-based approach to content planning, and augmented by SEO best practices.During the past 2 years, I shifted focus to production management of TCGplayer's Youtube and short-form content. This included ideation and planning, supervision of scripts and graphics, and ultimately, publication on TCGplayer's various channels. Once again, data and SEO frequently came into play with my daily work.Notable accomplishments:2020 - spearheaded the launch of the Pokemon vertical on TCG Infinite2022 - production management of the Pretty Deece series on Youtube2023 - spearheaded the launch of short-form content, production management of TCGplayer Youtube contentPrograms learned: Drupal, Monday.com, Jira, Miro, Cyberduck, Confluence, Google Analytics, Amplitude, Youtube Studio

As a Havenly interior designer, I work with clients to brainstorm, visualize, and iterate on proposed designs for their spaces. This process includes creating idea boards and concepts, drafting 2D and 3D layouts of the space, and specifying products within the project budget.Programs learned: Homestyler, Havenly Studio

freelance interior design projects include:- St. Matthews Youth Group room renovation, supervised by Bob Walters- Holland Trotta (various projects), supervised by Ray Trotta (August 2015)- Batavia Assembly of God Church renovation, supervised by Tracy Byrnes (October 2015 - January 2017)- Keplinger-Freeman Associates (various projects), supervised by Nathan LaPierre (2019)- Donnelly residence renovation (April 2020 - present)freelance graphic design projects include:- Eckstrom Family Reunion t-shirts (2015, 2017, 2019, 2021)- Kauphusman Family Reunion t-shirts (2014, 2016)- Burnal Equinox flyers (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)- POrtalBurn HELP Guide cover art (2018, 2019, 2022)- Holy Cross running club t-shirts (2018, 2019)- Freeman-Donnelly wedding graphics package (2017 - 2018)- Eckstrom-Beil wedding graphics package (2018 - 2019)- Cooke-Bespiaty wedding graphics package (2022)- Holy Cross Hoops + Faith basketball camp t-shirts (July 2018, July 2019)- Clark-Ludwig wedding bridal shower invitations (2020)- Arts & Crafts Swap flyer (2020- Eckstrom Secret Santa flyer (2021, 2022, 2023)- Eckstrom Family Calendar (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)- POrtalBurn HELP Guide (2017, 2018, 2023)

At King + King Architects, I worked with various Project Managers to complete projects in the company's Healthcare and, mainly, K-12 Education studios. My responsibilities included, but were not limited to, preparation of construction documents, site visits, field work, attending consultant meetings, space planning, product and material selection, finish boards, and 3D modeling.Healthcare Studio (February 2019 - May 2019)- SJU PACU renovation (drafting, space planning, rendering)- Samaritan Hospital Dermatology Clinic renovation (drafting)- Oswego Hospital Medical Surgical renovation (drafting)- Onondaga County FPS (Syracuse) renovation (drafting, space planning)- Onondaga County FPS (North Syracuse) (drafting, space planning)Education Studio (March 2019 - May 2020)- Fayetteville Manlius CSD Capital Improvement Project (drafting)- Oswego CSD Capitol Improvement Project - Leighton Elementary school (drafting)- Oswego CSD Capitol Improvement Project - Fitzhugh Elementary school (drafting)- Beaver River CSD Capitol Improvement Project - school renovation and new bus garage (drafting, space planning, finish selection, specifications)- LeMoyne Grewen Auditorium (finish boards)- Parishville Hopkinton CSD Capitol Improvement Project (finish selection, finish boards)- Lura M. Sharp Elementary (drafting, space planning)- Pulaski Academic Center (drafting, space planning)- Unadilla Valley CSD Capitol Improvement Project (drafting)- Hannibal CSD Capitol Improvement Project (drafting)- Holland Patent CSD Capital Improvement Project (drafting, space planning)- Wayne CSD Capital Improvement Project (drafting)- Otselic Valley CSD (drafting)

I assisted architect William Walton with commercial projects, mainly located in Central New York, in variety of capacities. My responsibilities included, but were not limited to, site visits, client meetings, space planning, product and material selection, design library updates, finish boards, preparing submittals, and 3D modeling. I also prepared construction documents regularly. Having learned Graphisoft ArchiCAD 'on the job', I used the program on a daily basis.projects:Cicero commercial development - draftingNYS OMH Liberty Resources (Oneida, NY) - drafting800 Butternut Street - drafting205 E. Jefferson Street - drafting, finish selection415 - 417 S. Clinton Street (Gilded Club) - drafting, space planning, 3D modeling, renderingYMCA Oswego - drafting, finish selectionYMCA Downtown Syracuse - draftingPrograms learned: Graphisoft ArchiCAD

Programs learned: Asana, Bootcamp, Google Forms

Under the supervision of Deacon Gregory Cross, Father Lou Aiello, and Father Charles Vavonese, I worked full-time in the diocesan offices of the Permanent Diaconate, Deacon Formation, and Formation for Ministry. This position required me to multitask regularly, managing correspondence, registrations, finances, and events associated with each office. To streamline information changes, I created and introduced an updated Google Sheets database to replace the department's frequently updated Microsoft Excel database. At the conclusion of my role, I spent 2 weeks training and supervising my replacement.

I spent about a month and a half working part-time as an Interim Regional Coordinator for the Diocese of Syracuse, within the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry.In collaboration with various OYYAM team members, I assisted in conceptualizing, planning, promoting, and executing regional events within the Western and Southern regions, as well as compiling program data to enhance OYYAM initiatives.In addition to event-related work, I assisted with the application process, including assessment and proposal development, associated with the Heritage Grant and McDevitt Grant.

As an online news contributor for VSW's bimonthly Afterimage publication, I worked with editor Karen vanMeenen and associate editor Lucia Sommers to identify newsworthy items, pitch articles, interview sources, obtain supplementary publication materials, and produce concise write-ups for the Afterimage website.http://vsw.org/afterimage/2016/05/28/news-from-the-fieldturner-prize-2016-finalists-announced/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2016/06/26/in-memoriam-william-bill-cunningham-1929-2016/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2016/07/02/2016-crusade-engagement-grant-announced/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2016/07/06/eating-refugees-distress-and-circuses/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2016/08/15/in-memoriam-wendy-snyder-macneil-1943-2016/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2016/08/12/news-from-the-fieldbp-sponsorship-sparks-controversy/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2016/11/22/mcgoverns/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2017/01/23/in-memoriam-john-berger-1926-2017/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2017/05/01/world-press-freedom-index-initiative/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2017/06/08/in-memoriam-felipe-ehrenberg/http://vsw.org/afterimage/2017/07/27/breese-little-gallery-announces-closure/

My work at Edge GTS included utilizing AutoCAD, Revit, and ReCap 360 to create MEP and architectural construction documents and models of both existing and proposed architecture and systems. Projects frequently called for the creation of custom 3D architectural model elements. I occasionally accompanied coworker Noble Haile on site visits, where I assisted with and performed 3D laser scans to produce a digital point cloud of existing architecture and systems. I also provided supplementary technical support to staff at LaBella Associates, alongside coworker Lee Hanvey. In addition to 3D modeling, I developed 4D models for client presentation, and taught Bluebeam Revu software training sessions.client projects included:WeWork (Boston, MA) - April 2016 - plumbing and HVAC systems modelingWegmans (DeWitt, NY) - April 2016 to October 2016 - 3D laser scanning, architectural modelingWegmans (NJ) - architectural modelingStern Properties (Rochester, NY) - April 2016 to January 2017 - site mapping, architectural modeling, document set creationCorning Museum of Glass (Corning, NY) - 3D laser scanning, architectural modelingLaGuardia Airport (New York City, NY) - file cleanup and managementGuthrie Memorial Library (Hanover, PA) - architectural modelingStrand Capitol Theater - October 2016 to November 2016 - architectural modelingLaBella Associates (technical support) - November 2016Wegmans (Lancaster, PA) - November 2016 to December 2016 - architectural modelingLSC Design Inc. (technical support) - December 2016 to February 2017Mohawk Rivers Casino - December 2016 to January 2017 - lighting systemsTaconic High School - January 2017 to February 2017 - lighting systemsPrograms learned: Bluebeam Revu, ReCap 360

At Sedgwick Business Interiors, I worked full-time on a team with Simeon Hendrickson and Dan Bezek, producing floor plans, 3D models, renderings, and shop drawings for DIRTT (Doing It Right This Time) product installations. Together we designed custom modular wall partition solutions for a variety of clients, as an alternative to traditional construction. Additionally, I attended client meetings and site visits, and created preliminary design and budget proposals for potential projects.I also took on the task of designing, creating, and maintaining a live sales forecasting document for internal purposes. This required me to fully utilize and expand upon my existing Excel and Google Sheets experience, and acquire a rudimentary working knowledge of Javascript and Google Scripts.Programs learned: ICE Software

As a full-time construction administration assistant subcontracted by the Pike Company, I worked under the supervision of Mike Rogers, Eric Gardner, and Chris Drazan to manage photographic documentation of the Rochester School 12 renovation project as it progressed. Additionally, I assisted in providing monthly reports to project team members, performing safety inspections, and mapping various systems as they were installed.

At the Vargas Associates design office, I was employed full-time to perform as-built CAD plan corrections on the drawing set for Rochester School 28.As a move management assistant, I helped oversee packing, moving, and maintenance operations at Monroe High School as the building was readied for its upcoming renovation.

As a member of the RIT Signature Magazine staff, I assisted in coordinating the Signature gallery show, On Display, which showcased student work from a variety of disciplines at the Rochester Brainery in Village Gate. Additionally, I created and edited page layouts for print publication Proof, a spinoff of Signature focusing on process work. The college art and literature magazine celebrated its 30th anniversary, with a renewal of its scope that coincided with Imagine RIT.RIT Signature won the following awards:2015 Gold Circle Awards for Magazines--------------------------------------------------------- 3rd Place in M2. Closed (traditional) form poetry 1st Place in M10. Overall design of Literary Magazine 3rd Place in M13. Cover design CM in M14. Table of contents page 2nd Place in M23. Cartoonhttp://cspa.columbia.edu/recepient-lists/2015-awards-student-work-gold-circle-awards-collegiate-recipients2016 CSPA Collegiate Crown Awards----------------------------------------------------- College Magazine Gold Crownhttp://cspa.columbia.edu/recepient-lists/2016-awards-student-work-crown-awards-collegiate-recipients

I was employed at Gallery r, RIT's student-run art gallery in downtown Rochester, during my junior and senior years of college.My work included acting as a receptionist, assisting in the planning, setup, and takedown of various shows, and working opening and closing artist receptions.I also created Gallery r-branded documents to streamline and communicate administrative information and policies.

My position at the Diocese of Syracuse's Office of Youth and Young Adult ministry varied on a day-to-day basis, and required anything from acting as a secretary, managing confidential paperwork, records, and payments, to working with youth and serving as a chaperone or bus captain on various excursions or at events.I was active in this work following my own membership in a youth group, and willingly contributed as an employee and a volunteer, depending on the event.

Over the course of my employment as a staff writer, I attended occasional Reporter staff meetings, and worked with the editors of various magazine sections to produce and refine my assigned pieces. I contributed up to several articles per month, in a variety of genres including world and local news, humor and satire, interview-based profiles, research articles, opinion, and politics. I scheduled and attended interviews, site visits, meetings, events, and research as needed in order to enhance each piece.http://reportermagarchive.com/author/angela-freeman/"The New Center for Innovation: Rosica Hall", published 10-1-14"Anonymous Perspective", published 5-3-13 and 5-4-13 (print and online)"S'more Smorgasbord", co-written with William Hirsh and Crystal Mendoza, published 5-3-13"Image is Everything", published 4-19-13"The Starving Artist", as Christmas Snow, published 4-1-13 (Distorter issue)"Innovating Forward", published 3-22-13 (print and online)"Beyond the Bricks", published 3-15-13 (print and online)"Breaking Bad Habits", published 2-8-13 (print and online)"Promoting Privacy", published 1-25-13 (print and online)"The Foundation of an Education", co-written with Ali Coladonato, published 1-18-13 (print and online)"Forecast", published 12-21-12"Beyond the Bricks", published 11-30-12 (online only)"Money Doesn't Grow On Bricks", published 11-9-12 (print and online)"Speak for a Free America", published 11-2-12 (print and online)"Destler's New Gig", published 10-19-12 (print and online)"Beyond the Bricks", co-written with Peter LoVerso, published 10-12-12"Beyond the Bricks", published 10-5-12

I worked full-time as an intern under the supervision of interior designers Beth Freeman-Warren and Ellie Freeman at Freeman Interiors Ltd. During my time assisting there, I handled tasks such as contacting samples representatives for information, placing orders, samples inventory, updating, and organization, and filing. Additionally, I accompanied the principal designer on project visits, sketched rough floor plans and layouts, and assisted with finish selection for various projects, in preparation for client meetings.

During my semester-long independent study in the RIT Interior Design department, I devoted several hours a week to sorting and organizing product samples, contacting sales representatives for updates, and picking up new materials for the department's extensive sample library. These and other tasks were performed under the supervision of adjunct professor Chris Birkentall.

During my time as a Lowe's employee, I received OSHA training and worked as a cashier at the front end. I adapted to working where I was needed, assisting with customer service, maintenance, and restocking in addition to my cashiering duties. This job provided me with daily exposure to a variety of home improvement projects and materials.

I spent a portion of my summer in 2011 working in the extensive samples library of Corporate Interiors (now Design Specialists) under the supervision of Krista Taskey.My daily tasks involved organizing, sorting, and generally managing the binders, rings, folders, and books of various sample types at their Syracuse headquarters.