Chloe D. Email & Phone Number

Coventry, Gb

Coventry, England, United Kingdom

As a Community Development Manager at CV Life in Coventry, I play a pivotal role in fostering partnerships and establishing community programs. Here's what I do:Forge partnerships with agencies, communities, and organizations for impactful initiatives.Research opportunities to enhance community offerings around CV Life facilities.Mentor and support staff for their professional growth.Coordinate communication and meetings for effective collaboration.Manage personnel and staffing, adhering to HR policies.Ensure high-quality program delivery and increase participation through innovation.Develop key performance indicators and provide management with regular reports.Spearheaded outreach programs to address city-wide needs.Lead social prescribing initiatives to promote health and well-being.Collaborate with marketing teams to promote our services.Maintain administrative records and ensure high customer care standards.Manage the annual budget responsibly and report on variances.Serve as a safeguarding lead for community safety.Let's drive positive change and empower communities together! #CommunityDevelopment #Coventry #SocialImpact

West Midlands, England, United Kingdom

As the Regional Marketing Manager, I led the marketing campaign for the release of 'The Old Oak,' a 2023 drama film directed by Ken Loach and written by Paul Laverty. My responsibilities included:Developing and implementing the initial marketing and PR strategy, with a focus on in-person public engagements and community involvement across the Midlands region.Managing the budget and coordinating contracts with necessary personnel to ensure effective campaign execution.Orchestrating the creation and installation of a striking graffiti mural promoting the film in Digbeth, in collaboration with local graffiti artist Panda.Organizing a film talk at Mockingbird Cinema, engaging 40 young working-class filmmakers and providing free one-on-one sessions to support ten aspiring filmmakers, fostering their involvement in the industry.Initiating outreach efforts to over 50 local organizations and MPs in Walsall and contacting over 200 organizations and MPs in Birmingham to solicit support for the film's promotion.Securing collaboration with Birmingham Foodbank for sharing promotional materials with partners.Generating buzz and engagement on social media platforms, with over 30 ex-miners and family members expressing interest in participating in the film across Coventry, Bedworth, and Nuneaton.Collaborating with local filmmakers and organizations to project the film's trailer across Coventry City Centre, obtaining necessary permissions and ensuring logistical feasibility for the projection event.Through strategic planning and effective execution of marketing initiatives, I significantly contributed to raising awareness and generating excitement for 'The Old Oak' within the targeted communities, ultimately enhancing its visibility and success as Ken Loach's final film.

As a Funding Advisor, I spearheaded the development of funding applications, ensuring accessibility and efficacy. Additionally, I played a crucial role in branding and naming initiatives for the funding pot, fostering its recognition and appeal. I successfully attracted over 200 applications from suitable candidates through proactive engagement efforts. Collaborating within a dynamic team environment, I contributed to doubling the funding pot, increasing its value from £80,000 to £200,000.Moreover, I was responsible for meticulously selecting deserving applicants to receive funding grants. I participated in charity law training sessions to further support successful applicants, providing valuable insights and guidance. Additionally, I offered ongoing assistance and support to funders throughout the grant process, ensuring optimal utilization of resources and fostering positive outcomes.

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

I was the Neighbourhood Festival Site Producer for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games' Edgbaston Reservoir site; I undertook the following responsibilities:I collaborated closely with my manager to allocate our £25,000 programming budget effectively, prioritising diversity and inclusivity in talent selection to reflect the interests of stakeholders and the Edgbaston community.We facilitated seamless coordination with community members and artists, overseeing the creation of contracts, acquisition of Public Liability Insurance (PLI), and scheduling performances and workshops for the festival day.We implemented robust promotional strategies on social media platforms, leveraging Facebook groups and Twitter posts to maximise event visibility and engagement.We established fruitful partnerships with local media outlets such as BBC West Midlands and Heart Radio, contributing to extensive event coverage and outreach within the community.We ensured meticulous online schedules and document organisation to streamline operational processes and enhance efficiency.Through diligently executing these responsibilities, I played a pivotal role in the successful planning and execution of the festival, contributing to its resonance within the community and its overall success as a cornerstone event for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

As the UK Community Manager for INCO Academy, I played a pivotal role in the success of our partnership with Google.org. Collaborating closely with my manager and colleagues, I focused on driving learner recruitment initiatives to ensure the program's success. Through strategic planning and execution, I successfully onboarded over 500 learners, establishing partnerships with numerous educational and community hubs.My responsibilities extended to conducting extensive onboarding sessions, creating personalised learner support plans, and connecting individuals with additional resources such as housing support for homeless people. Utilising CRM systems, I meticulously tracked learner progress and provided ongoing support to ensure their success throughout the program.Through my efforts, I contributed to achieving key milestones and the overall success of the Google.org partnership. My dedication to fostering community engagement and supporting learners in their educational journey was instrumental in driving positive outcomes and advancing the mission of INCO Academy.

Since 2016, I have been a freelance public speaking and communications practitioner. As a part of this work, I have delivered talks, facilitated communications/ public speaking workshops, and participated in communications/ spokesperson training. Some of the topics my public speaking has covered also include marketing, social justice, civic participation, city planning, and Gen Z/ youth culture. I have previously had public speaking/ facilitation contracts with the likes of Channel 4, Livity, Beatfreeks, Blagrave Fund, WE.org, The Centre for Homelessness impact and TedX.

For this contract I updated Time Won't Waits:Safeguarding Policy and Procedures Equality and Diversity Policy and best practice guidance (focusing on disability, working with those in the Global Majority, and working with those who experience mental ill health)

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

Within this role, I work/ have worked with clients such as: Google, Aston Villa, British Council, Arts Council England, Lush, Grosvenor and the Commonwealth Games.Strategised, and delivered a marketing campaign for a festival with Google.org, alongside creating all videos and graphics. In total I sold over 600 tickets within 2 weeks with a two week prep time. Recruited, facilitated, and led user-generated content workshops, and campaigns for: Birmingham City Council and Youth Promise Plus reaching over 7 million impressions. Created two events around cancel culture, and online safety for Google.org with a 9+/10 audience satisfaction rate across the board. Got over 500 survey responses within two weeks for clients such as: Aston Villa, and Grosvenor. Briefed, and contracted freelancers.

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

Managed all social media channels, growing their Twitter to 11K followersPioneered a 'young influencer programme' where individuals are coached, and paid to create content online. Led a two week influencer campaign which reached over 6 million impressions. This included me creating the marketing strategy, delivering the marketing strategy, and creating animations/ graphics/ videos to promote the week. Designed, delivered, and facilitated a two week user generated content campaign for the NHS, which entailed recruiting 10 young people, upskilling them in content creation, and strategising a marketing campaign to encourage others to take the vaccine.

After partaking in many of Beatfreek's training courses, they supported me in gaining public speaking/ facilitation jobs in establishments such as 'Birmingham Institute for Modern Music', 'Steam Lab', 'Bom Lab', and 'Waylands Yard'.

For two years I worked as a freelance marketing associate for Beatfreeks, leading the recruitment on their contract with the West Midlands Combined Authority, getting us over 120 sign ups to their board within a month (with a kpi of only 30 sign ups) I also did freelance marketing support at some of their events such as their event in partnership with Selfridges

'Brum Youth Trends', is a project ran by Beatfreeks which enables young people to connect to people in power through data, and a youth curated summit. I was introduced to the leadership team when I was 16 years old, and from their got my first experience in community outreach. As someone who currently does marketing/ comms as a part of my work, this was my first stepping stone to becoming the professional I am today.

Within this role, I developed talks, and workshops suitable for those aged 8-16 on topics such as: social action, knife crime, and mental health. I delivered these talks and workshops to over 70 schools, reaching over 50,000 young people. I also adapted all content for those with additional needs, delivering in not just mainstream, but SEN and Alternative Provisions. Another part of my role was assisting with the outreach of schools. Ensuring that the co-ordinators had support when finding schools for us (the programme facilitators) to go into. This would include: calling schools, maintaining a relationship, and updating salesforce with the relevant information. The work I did was funded by Boots, and #IWill

London, United Kingdom

I was selected by National Youth Film Academy to produce their newest film 'on in 15', which was premiered within cinemas across the U.K.

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

At the age of 19, I bagged my first major marketing role, co-leading the regional marketing of Daniel Kaluya's Queen and Slim. Within this role, I curated a short promotional video of the premiere, marketed the community outreach workshops, delivered on photography at the event, and organised for a mural of the Queen and Slim poster to be painted in Digbeth, Birmingham.

At Car Store (previously known as Evans Hawlshaw) I was customers first and last contact. I would initiate relationships with new customers, working to build rapport. On the job, I had to retain a vast auto-motive knowledge. This job introduced me to the competitive nature of business-customer sales, and the importance of pursuing leads, ensuring a sale is made.

During my internship with DYSPLA, I led their online marketing efforts while receiving invaluable coaching in talent management. I gained hands-on experience utilizing 'Spotlight' for talent management and was mentored on strategies for developing and retaining talent. This experience provided me with a deep understanding of talent management principles and honed my skills in fostering the growth and development of performers.

This was my first professional booking, which I acquired at age 18. I produced, filmed and edited this advert, delivering the final product to a VERY happy client! This was my first experience of marketing, and it led to me representing the company at business-to-business marketing events. Without this experience I would not be in the position which I am today. It taught me the importance of organisation, communication and storyboarding whilst leading a wide-scale production.

As a manager at Ricoh Arena I had to manage a team of 15-30 people. I was responsible for coaching them through the busy shifts, motivating them and making sure the stock count, cash drops and health and safety sheets were maintained. This job is a huge reason why I am so confident managing teams, and working with anyone. It taught me the importance of organisation, and how far positivity can go when helping someone develop.