record.guide is a Chicagoland directory of all things vinyl. The brand will promote Record Fairs, Conventions, Extravaganzas, and offer access to dealer, show, and store information, as well as hosting music related classifieds. We'd love to work along with your growing business.

· New employee training program and staff orientation· Built an incentive based performance system using employee-drawn goals for measurement· Designed and implemented a customer research survey providing primary market data· Survey analysis creating marketing objectives· Coordinated addition of live music, entertainment, and holiday events· Reanimated our social media programs· Optimized marketing expenses and quadrupled marketing reach (attendance rose nearly 20%)· Implemented new data tracking and marketing programs· New advertising campaigns using newly-specified and more narrowly-focused market segments· Wolff’s Vendor-Management Council created and used to advance another marketing program, one which encourages, educates, and rewards individual vendors for starting to do their own advertising· Local impact survey conducted to build better long term relationships and co-alliances· Local partnerships formed with Goodwill, Village of Rosemont, and neighboring business and restaurants· Vendor research survey designed and implemented; led to my Vendor Outreach Program· Founded Wolff’s Vinyl Record and Music Show which has now grown into Chicagoland’s second largest record fair over just one year· Built Vendor Outreach Program to draw, retain, and to increase our vendor counts to a record high· Website design with new reservation and payment functions to be unrolled at beginning of 2016 season

Facilitation of clinical research. As center coordinator I helped staff and professionals across lots of different scientific and medical fields collaborate to help bring science from the lab to the community in UIC's Center for Clinical and Translational Science.

Scheduling staff of over 30. Assuaging angry hotel guests. Proactively preventing situations that would anger said guests. Filling in for room service and golf-cart girls; spilling a lot on myself. Shaving every day for Marriott.