Resource Development and Marketing Manager responsible for planning and executing strategies to secure funding, donations, and resources to support Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware, Inc.'s initiatives. Key responsibilities include grant writing, donor relations, reporting, event planning, and creating marketing materials highlighting Interfaith's impact. Additionally, Catherine oversees marketing efforts to raise awareness, engage donors, and promote the nonprofit's mission. In collaboration with internal teams, Catherine aligns marketing and resource development efforts and ensure Interfaith's financial sustainability and growth.

After co-founding the first Olympic economy specialist PR and strategic communications agency in China, co-lead the company through more than seventeen years of successful marketing outcomes for three hundred clients, encompassing MNCs, Fortune 500s, governments, academic institutions, and SMEs. Expanding the agency’s footprint to the United States in 2009, Catherine’s leadership of Allegravita clients’ strategic media, PR, experiential, crisis comms and operational challenges have made her one of the most effective PR industry executives practicing today.• With her Beijing and Hong Kong based teams, entered and won the Australian Chamber of Commerce in China’s “Business Entrepreneurial Award” for 2008, beating out dozens of entrants. On presenting the trophy to Catherine and her co-founder Simon Cousins, Australia’s ambassador to China H.E. Dr Geoff Raby described the award as “the most sought-after award of its kind outside of Australia.”• Played a key role in the marketing and communications of more than 300 enterprises such as Japan’s ecommerce powerhouse GMO; internet infrastructure leaders Aruba, Neustar and .CLUB; architecture and construction leaders Alcan, ARUP, Bovis Lend Lease, BVN, FLOR, Hyder, Jones Lang Lasalle, Knauf, Owens Corning, Philips Lighting, PTW, and Woods Bagot; finance titans such as AON, the Bank of China, China UnionPay, the National Australia Bank, RREEF Deutsche Bank Property Trust, UBS, and Zurich; TCF brands Högl Shoes, Juicy Couture and R.M. Williams; education innovators the American Montessori Association, the Australian School of Beijing, the British School of Beijing, and Dalton International; and government clients the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority, the Australian Trade Commission, the China Association of Sports Medicine, the Greek National Tourism Authority, Greenwich London Council, the Slovenian Tourism Board, the Sydney Olympic Park Authority, and Tourism Austria.

Engaged by ADX Labs concurrently with her tenure at Allegravita LLC, Catherine led the mature multi-national technology and entertainment company’s media relations and experiential/events program. With a team of 120 employees, businesses in AI/ML, blockchain, cryptocurrency, gaming (including GameFi and e-sports), payments processing, and music, her work delivered thousands of positive stories across the world’s media, multiple successful major event projects, multiple keynotes and millions of dollars of quantifiable advertising value equivalency.• Acting as chief of staff for the CMO, led a team of PR practitioners and journalists to ideate and execute diverse marketing and communications projects and programs across diverse technology, fintech, gaming and entertainment brands and businesses.• Led the company’s blockchain business to enter and win the prestigious AIBC Blockchain of the Year Award for 2021.

• Contracted to develop individualized English language training programs for government-run and private companies in Beijing, China including Beijing Television Station, FESCO, COFCO, Xin Yuan Li Middle School, Public School #80, and Capital Normal University. • Developed and piloted media training program introducing media professionals to international media standards in reporting and program planning.• Developed and piloted teacher training program for public school teachers focusing on current practice, methodology, and approaches in education—communicative, collaborative, and multi-modal theories taught and practiced. • In collaboration with researchers at China National Institute for Education Research (CNIER), developed and piloted K-12 English language curriculum based on current international education standards. • Responsible for advising CNIER researchers on education approaches and curriculum design, leading focus and research groups on alternative education models, and organizing nation-wide piloting of programs.

• Taught English beginning composition and basic composition and prepared students for university-wide writing exam. • Administered and scored the University of California Subject-A exam

• Instructor and curriculum developer for intensive English language program for international students. • Taught all aspects of English language and American culture using multi-modal, original innovative curriculum. • Wrote and prepared curriculum for publication. • Taught academic essay development and structure, critical reading skills and comprehension skills. • Taught credit and non-credit ESL courses in speaking, reading, and grammar.

• Developed community college training materials and competency-based curriculum. • Created and piloted two innovative certificate programs for City College of San Francisco including a nationally recognized frontline health worker certificate: Community Health Worker (CHW) Certificate; and California Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Education (CAADE)-accredited, Drug and Alcohol Certificate for substance abuse prevention and education. • Piloted and tested student cohorts, performed student recruitment and counseling. • Authored favorable articulation agreement between City College of San Francisco and San Francisco State University. • Served as key policy writer and analyst for San Francisco’s model substance abuse reform, United States Senate sub-committee expert for public health specializing in pediatric asthma and substance abuse. • Authored government publications in public health for the United States Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. • Responsible for grant writing and administration of over $2 million USD, program evaluation and international program dissemination.