• Plan and manage BID events including: Movie Nights, PorchFest, Apple Festival, Small Business Saturday, Fright Night, AdMo Grand Prix, AdMo Vibe, and Bike To Work Day. Event management includes marketing, recruiting bands and venues, working with relevant DC government agencies as needed, coordinating and recruiting volunteers, purchasing supplies, and overseeing setup as needed. • Write, manage and coordinate social media spanning Twitter, Instagram, and four Facebook Accounts. Also monitor Adams Morgan businesses and help to reinforce their social media efforts. • Manage, maintain, and update the BID’s website at http://admodc.org. • Work with board members and manage board meetings, including presenting relevant materials as needed. • Design much of the BID’s marketing materials including annual reports, flyers & brochures, and posters & banners for our events. Work with vendors to ensure quality and timely work.• Act as a point of contact for businesses within the BID, both reaching out to new businesses and maintaining relationships with existing businesses.• Monitor and report infrastructure issues in the business district and follow up with relevant DC city government departments.• Work with DOH, DPW, and ABRA, leading them on walk-throughs of alleys behind the commercial corridor.• Help manage our Clean Team’s efforts in the neighborhood.• Represent the BID at community and city-wide meetings including those at DDOT, ANC1C, Destination DC, Concierge Association, and many others.

• Website and graphic design, online media consulting, video production, writing, editing, etc. for commercial and political clients from around the country.• Create custom website templates based on client needs, working in WordPress and Drupal.• Script, shoot, produce, and edit videos.• Write website and e-blast content based on client information and needs.• Manage a wide variety of clients in very different industries with overlapping deadlines. Deal with clients both face-to-face and remotely via video conferencing and other means. Personally maintain contact with all clients, track deadlines, manage billing, and constantly keep an eye towards the future looking for new avenues for the clients to explore.• Regularly update clients on site metrics and trends that indicate problems or opportunities.• Clients have included: SC Sen. Marlon Kimpson (SC), Washington Media Group (DC), WH Platts Company (NC), The SC Coastal Conservation League (SC), NGP Software (DC), among others, and dozens of political campaigns.

* Oversaw communications strategy.* Created and maintained websites: 1 primary site plus 6 or so tangential sites.* Plan and implement viral marketing campaigns.* Managed the League’s “Web 2.0” presence, including presence on social networking and video sharing websites.* Produced, directed, shot, and edited video, both documentary and scripted.* Created artwork, designed printed materials, planned and proofread newsletter.* Worked with program staff on issue strategy and setting targets.* Managed email list of 8,000+ activists, and worked to aggressively grow that list.* Wrote RFPs and hired vendors for outsourced creative and technical expertise.* Worked with other departments to create annual budgets.* Supervised communications interns.

(Democratic Leadership)• Created and maintained Internet presence for the Democratic leader including design, implementation, and support of comprehensive website.• Provided Internet design and web support services for the Senate Democratic Caucus including complete website designs for several offices.• Created large backdrop visuals for leadership events, press conferences, and rallies.• Set up and photographed events.

(Democratic Leadership)• Created charts, graphics, and other visual aids to advance the agenda of the Democratic leadership.• Redesigned internal intranet serving Democratic Senators’ offices and committee staffs.• Created a wide variety of other material from PowerPoint presentations to web animations.• Designed and helped edit reports and bulletins.• Created mailings and newsletters for constituents.

Cotton Grower Magazine, Cotton Grower Mid-Month (50,000+ circulation trade magazine; avg. 32 to 60 pages)Cotton International (25,000+ circulation trade magazine; 260 pages)

East Cooper Magazine (20,000+ circulation community magazine; average 40 to 80 pages)Golden Times Magazine (12,000+ circulation retirement magazine; average 24 to 40 pages)Hurricane Andrew: Path of Destruction (50,000+ circulation documentary magazine; 100 pages)