Specializing in producing quality content ranging from arts and culture, food and drink, travel and tourism, and editorial for publications including Bridal Musings, Seattle Met, Seattle Meeting Planners' Guide, Nations Media, Inside Right Wrist, and more. Currently available for assignments.

We provide emotional support to immigrants in detention and, when they are released, we warmly welcome them and provide transitional support. We connect released immigrants to vital resources so they know they are valued and safe, and are on the path to live independent and productive lives.

Responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of Nations Media (formerly Nations Foundation), which includes but is not limited to: coordinating travel, scheduling/calendaring, implementing and managing CRM, supporting president/CEO’s fundraising activities, managing donor/volunteer/customer relations, managing creative teams, managing general inquiries, writing/editing internal and external communication, preparing expense reports, preparing agendas and staff meeting notes, bookkeeping support.

Responsible for the development and production of written content for online magazine (nationsmedia.org) and annual print journal (Nations Journal).

Administratively support the Seattle team by performing expense reports, p-card reconciliations, arranging travel, and managing transportation needs of team members. Event planning and facilitation of onsite and offsite morale events. Greet all incoming visitors and vendors and maintain positive professional relationships. Ensure that the kitchen, supply room, meeting rooms, and common areas are stocked, well-organized, and clean. Facilitate onsite interviews so that candidate leaves with positive impression of their experience. Assist in project and facilities management during office expansion. Implement and manage a nutrition plan for office kitchen.

- Maintain Sasquatch merchandise store, including planning & implementing promotional/sales tactics- Analyze sales trends and make inventory and product decisions based on those trends- Streamline merchandise store by re-inventing packaging system for increased efficiency- Track, package, and send merchandise orders- Assist VIP/artist hospitality coordinator with various projects on-site at festival, in order to see that artists and guests are welcomed and comfortable- Assist with coordination and set-up of non-profit groups on festival grounds- Count in and count out merchandise on-site

Worked closely with a team of 13 editors at an award-winning monthly city magazine and website (updated daily, 800,000-plus page views monthly). Contributed regularly to food-and-drink (2 weekly posts) and A&E blogs. Fact-checked manuscripts including a 7,000-word crime story, reported and wrote, and proofread galleys and blogs for house style. Copyedited three weekly newsletters with a subscribership of 14,000 to 21,000; mentored my replacement. Compiled mail and email contacts for mass mailings of the magazine for promotional purposes each month. Published magazine content to website using web-based content management system, following SEO standards to elevate articles in search engines.

Uni-Com is a campus information and service desk located on the first floor of the Student Union Building (SUB) staffed by a team of student leaders, and managed by Student Programs.- Direct phone calls- Sell tickets to various on- and off-campus events- Welcome visitors- Handle ticket sales and refunds- Approve event posters - Manage lost and found- Issue bus and swim passes- Assist manager by entering data into spreadsheets

KSPU is Seattle Pacific University’s best, and only, Internet radio station. Since its reincarnation as a station in 2002, KSPU has worked as an outlet for bringing new music to the students of SPU. Between bringing students into the station to DJ their own hour-long shows, producing concerts featuring both SPU and local musicians, as well as broadcasting events on campus; the little station with green walls in Weter Hall has been an integral part of the advancement and awareness of music on campus.- Created opportunities for student musicians to play for peers & with well-known Seattle musicians- Planned and coordinated three small-scale and one large-scale event per year (eight events total)- Allocated budget for concerts ($3,000 for larger events, $200 for smaller events)- Worked with booking agencies and artists to book headlining acts - Led a team of about ten people, by creating publicity plans and delegating and targeting their strengths in order to execute an event efficiently and gracefully - Coordinated with production companies as needed - Streamlined role of event coordinator over course of two years- Increased general awareness of KSPU’s presence on campus through promotion campaigns - Readily established warm rapport with Seattle music and arts community

Seattle Theatre Group is the 501(c)3 non-profit arts organization that operates the historic Paramount, Moore and Neptune Theatres in Seattle, Washington.Its mission is to make diverse performing arts and education an integral part of this region’s rich cultural identity while keeping these three landmark venues alive and vibrant.- Assist STG’s concerts marketing manager and digital communication director with promotional projects- Connect with record labels in order to obtain promotional materials for upcoming shows- Work with various outlets (radio stations, record stores) in order to promote shows- Update web calendars with show listings- Research target marketing groups to increase ticket sales

Duties included making hand-crafted beverages, utilizing selling skills to meet store goals, providing superior customer service in a fast-paced environment