Alex Cooper Email & Phone Number

Working with the board of directors, I manage the affairs of the Revelstoke Cycling Association. Our mission is to foster and develop the sport of mountain biking in Revelstoke through maintaining andbuilding trails and facilitating events, while supporting all forms of cycling in the community. My duties including grant writing, sponsorships.

Revelstoke

I solicit and edit content for the official publication of the Canadian avalanche industry. I work with avalanche professionals to present stories and research of utmost important to the industry.

Revelstoke

I am a writer with 10 years experience in the industry, including eight years covering all aspects of the Revelstoke community. My goal is to use my skills to tell your story, whatever the medium.

Revelstoke, BC

I worked with the communications team to advance public avalanche safety in Canada. I wrote and edited the newsletter, press releases, website content, blog posts, annual reports, grants, and other key documents. I assisted with media training for AvCan spokespeople, produced webinars, worked on website improvements, and jumped in wherever else I could help.

Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

I was contracted by the Revelstoke Cycling Association to work as a part-time grant writer. In this role, I was successful in obtaining over $85,000 in grants for the organization.

Revelstoke, B.C.

Editor of the Revelstoke Review, a community newspaper and website serving the dynamic community of Revelstoke, B.C. I wrote articles, took pictures, did page layout, managed freelancers, updated the website, and performed all the other duties that come with being a one-person newsroom. I led a re-design of the newspaper and was twice a finalist for a.

I wrote stories and took pictures for the newspaper and website, and did page layout. I also helped keep the website fresh, managed the social media channels and more.

I worked in "The Box," aka the radio room, listening to the scanners for breaking news. When it happened, I would get the first take, and make sure the news desk knew what was happening. Once in a while they'd throw in a twist, like getting me to call a Canadian living in Gaza while it was being bombed by Israel in the middle of the night.

My first newspaper job, and they threw me to the wolves, getting me to cover city council and a whole lot more.

Advanced Diploma, Journalism - Print And Broadcast

Activities and Societies: Fall 2008: Managing editor of the student newspaper - Humber Et Cetera Winter 2009: Editor-in-chief of.

Honours Bachelor Of Arts, International Relations

Activities and Societies: Member of International Relations Society