Promotional products (aka ad specialties) are a $23 billion dollar industry and are used by virtually every business in America. Why? Because branded items like mugs, pens and shirts are memorable and provide a better cost per impression for advertisers than almost every major marketing effort like TV, magazines and the Internet. • Consumers are 2.5 times more likely to have a positive opinion of promotional products over internet advertising. (Source: ASI Central)• 53% of people have a more favorable opinion of an advertiser if the promotional product was made in the USA. (Source: ASI Central)How can Promotional Products elevate your brand and business?• Break the ice with a new connection as part of your prospecting efforts• Add a thoughtful gift as a “thank you” for a referral• Build a branded item into your new client onboarding processThese ideas barely scratch the surface of what is possible. Our mission is to help you create long-lasting relationships with your clients through the power of promotional products. And not just any promotional products ¬– promotional products DONE RIGHT!The TCB team is knowledgeable, creative and dedicated to your success. We love creating new ways to celebrate clients, reward customers and incentivize employees DIFFERENTLY than you have before. Because different will differentiate your business and keep you top of mind with customers – and THAT will show up in your bottom line.

Licensed Health & Benefits insurance producer with one of the nation's largest insurance agencies, Automatic Data Processing Insurance Agency, Inc., an affiliate of ADP, LLC. Our agency is committed to helping you find coverage that meets your business needs. We can present you with employee benefit plans that fit your budget, while still offering the level of coverage you need to attract and retain top talent.

Very involved with the administrative and student culture on and off campus.As social media coordinator of PRSSA, I manage social media pages, organization events, and publish content both externally and internally. Maintained a GPA of 3.9, Summa Cum Laude.

Scheduled and worked banquet parties of large groups of people (75 people or under).Provided excellent customer service and promoted restaurant.Took on the challenge of many diverse roles such as customer service, hosting, and bar-tending.Organized and booked events for the restaurant.

Interview and worked with a wide range of professionals throughout the company and country.Formulated and presented a presentation full of research on pain points of co-worker interaction to Upper-Level Senior Management.Assisted and shadowed Proposal Writers/Proposal Managers on the Central Proposal Unit for Large Market (1,000+ lives).Wrote a series of biography-style posts that narrate how specific Subject Matter Experts help the Proposal and Marketing teams. Volunteered in nationwide philanthropic event that provided 17,000 meals to children.Completed an interview with a Vice President for a 30 minute podcast featured on the Guardian's internal and external websites. Helped fellow interns plan, edit, and design projects that were presented to Guardian Executives.Volunteered on a small intern committee to plan the activity held at the end of the internship (40 people).