As a strategic communications director at AMC Networks, I oversee industry positioning, executive thought leadership, and corporate branding. My responsibilities include orchestrating key industry events and visibility, forging beneficial partnerships, and building trade marketing and media relations campaigns. I've also been a leader in refining the company's DEI strategy, and internal culture.

As a senior business development executive for New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT), I successfully orchestrated event sponsorships and partnerships with major industry players such as HBO, Showtime, Netflix, and AMC Networks. By leveraging these strategic alliances, I developed innovative programming, hosted engaging events, generated compelling content, and fostered a culture of corporate philanthropy and volunteerism with partners. During my tenure, I achieved a remarkable 20% increase in sponsorship and partnership revenue. One of my standout achievements was spearheading a groundbreaking multi-year programming partnership with HBO, which included a highly successful branded talk series and a sponsored workshop connecting aspiring women politicians with female filmmakers.

During my time on the Business Development team, I was responsible for overseeing a portfolio of $4 million in branded sponsorship and partnership revenue for the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM). BAM is Brooklyn's largest live performing arts venue, offering a diverse range of film, dance, and theater programming.I successfully advocated for the needs and priorities of our partners across the institution, resulting in the implementation of distinctive sponsorships and partner programs. These include the Wall Street Journal's yearly support for BAM's summer film festival, the launch of a live-action comedy standup series with IFC, and creating a film series focused on women in partnership with Kate Spade.