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Public Art Fund: Creative Partnerships brings strategic planning, curatorial, and project management expertise to leading cultural institutions, corporations, and civic organizations across the globe.

Millions of people across the world come to Pinterest to find new ideas every day. The Global Content & Creators team is comprised of program managers, creator managers, content strategists, and designers who scale audience development best practices across Pinterest's communication tools, online and in product, and drive a consistent experience for creators, content producers and publishers to ensure their success.•Proactively identify opportunities to optimize the contracting process, systems, and tools, and implement these improvements on a cross-departmental and international level•Collaborate with several cross-functional stakeholders to track and ensure that 800+ contracts annually are executed in a timely fashion, and that all parties supply the correct information•Support Finance, Accounting, and Creator Managers by tracking actuals for $8M+ annual budget•Collaborate with Creator Managers, Legal, Accounting, and Contract Ops to reduce contract execution cycle times from an average of 42 days to 29 days•Manage partnerships with outside Creator talent and influencer marketing agencies who provide backend support for 500+ contracts and payments annually, reducing weekly workload by nine hours for Creator Management team•Optimize trackers for contract status, creator payments, and ad credits to communicate with Creator Managers, Finance, and Accounting

The Public History Project (PHP) is an interdisciplinary research consortium based within the bio-region that is home to New York and New Jersey. We map how the connections between dispossession, enslavement, migration, and extractive trade networks have led to historical and current ecological crises. We share our findings through publicly accessible archives, intentional gatherings, K-20 curricular development and media projects.•Managed contracts for a 100+ performing artists, scholars, scientists, activists, and others participating in the six-day Dismantling Eugenics virtual convening led by Dr. Jack Tchen and Avery Willis Hoffman•Requested and collected critical information from participants including tax forms, invoices, promo materials, and usage rights•Devised trackers in G Suite and Airtable for contract status, payments, tax forms, and promo materials to communicate with curatorial, marketing, and finance teams•Represented the Public History Project and Anti-Eugenics Project when communicating with participants

Children’s Film Festival Seattle is cinematic extravaganza that celebrates the best and brightest in international films for children, including animation, feature length films, short films and hands-on workshops. CFFS is the largest film festival on the West Coast dedicated to children ages 3-14, reaching more than 10,000 people during festival screenings and subsequent festival touring.•Orchestrated a seven month-long production schedule for the festival that enabled programming to occur in-person and later virtually as a result of the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic•Collaborated with the Artistic Director to curate short film programs, which included 175 films from 47 nations in 28 languages, and update the festival mission to better reflect its values and aspirations•Managed contractual agreements with 32 community partners and cultivated festival sponsorships with local and corporate businesses in value up to $5,000 (in-kind & cash)•Assembled promo materials from filmmakers, such as high-resolution images, film descriptions, posters, trailers, and press kits, and collaborated with the Marketing team to organize these assets online and in the festival catalog•Collaborate with Youth Education Manager to develop new workshops, such as the “Skate Filmmaking Workshop"

festival:festival is a free annual visual and performing arts festival that presents and supports historically-underrepresented artists and cultural workers. We create empowering experiences rooted in artistic rigor through dialogues of joy, resilience, and beauty. We thrive to build a sustainable and accessible arts community.•Founded and directed a free public festival (2017-2019) that welcomed a growing audience (150 in 2017, 500 in 2018, and 800 in 2019) and included 30+ programs including art exhibitions, craft markets, music and dance concerts, educational workshops, panels, after parties, and other programs; collaborated with 80+ artists and cultural workers, 12 cultural and venue partners, and invested over $21,000 in artistic compensation•Managed media and promotional strategy, including personal outreach and follow up, long lead “save the date” press blast, setting up interviews with the festival team, as well as providing links, photos, and other materials requested by press•Authored several successful grant proposals and grant summary reports, resulting in growing annual grant support ($800 in 2017, $4,500 in 2018, $8,300 in 2019); created yearly budget projections and oversaw a growing annual budget ($6,400 in 2017, $13,900 in 2018, $21,400 in 2019)

Saint Genet is an artists’ collective around the director, writer and producer Derrick Ryan Claude Mitchell. Saint Genet makes not only large-scale operatic pieces but also intimate performances, visual art installations and pure movement art-sometimes all at the same time.•Supported the Artistic Director and assisted in production management for renowned theatre company Saint Genet during the development and premiere of the opera “Paradisiacal Rites,” including its subsequent international tour to Donaufestival in Krems, Austria (2013), On The Boards in Seattle (2013), and Luminato Festival in Toronto, Canada (2014)•Tracked the Artistic Director’s notes, designs, and scripts and communicated these elements to a company of 40 collaborators, including actors, dancers, dramaturgs, musicians, designers, and technicians•Assembled press kits for production and presenting partners; authored press releases and newsletters highlighting project development•Provided technical, fundraising, and content strategy support, including tier reward suggestions, social media engagement, and calls to action, resulting in a successful USA Projects crowdfunding campaign of $20,000 from 200 donors