Danielle Ohrenberger-Hopkins Email & Phone Number

New York City Metropolitan Area

New York, United States

Cultivate NYU SPS alumni through communications, events, outreach, and board involvement,Responsibilities included: Built and led the strategic engagement for 39K+ SPS alumni worldwide and 200+ alumni ambassadors; Advance strategic plan through new programming and internal and external industry partnerships; Increase volunteers in the SPS Alumni Ambassadors program (current: 200+ in first two years); Maintain and execute SPS alumni events schedule (goal-setting, planning, implementation, communications, space, contract negotiations, catering, AV, set up); Develop new digital PeopleGrove platform into the robust networking tool, the SPS Violet Network; Launch new virtual initiatives in the wake of COVID-19: Alumni Conversations, Special Presentation with series, and Virtual Tours with Alumni; Support University-wide fundraising initiatives (e.g. NYU One Day), service projects (e.g. NYU Global Day of Service), and events (NYU Alumni Weekend) with collateral, testimonials, outreach, and program support; Draft, design, and disseminate marketing materials, 150+ alumni email communications, content across 5 social media channels, along with web design and maintenance of Alumni Relations webpages; Oversee 200+ volunteers to drive robust programming for alumni in 7 different industries; Initiated recruitment for new SPS Alumni Council and partner with members to expand divisional activity; Report directly to the Assistant Dean of Alumni Relations & Fundraising while administering alumni relations budget and supervising staff

Greater New York City Area

Provided administrative and organizational support to the Associate Vice President of Alumni Relations at New York University.Responsibilities included: Direct support to the AVP; supported the execution of alumni engagement strategy through 250 alumni events for 500,000+ NYU alumni worldwide; managed NYU Alumni Association board of 83 members: orchestrated board recruitment, drafted board communications and meeting minutes, organized board retreats and sponsored events; researched and managed branded collateral items and created a real-time, digital inventory system; facilitated alumni awards submissions: vetted nominees, created summaries for committee review; designated and cultivated NYU alumni delegates for university presidential inaugurations; budget administration: monitored and reconciled expenses; purchasing

Greater New York City Area

Provide administrative and organizational support to the Vice President for Development & Campaigns at New York University.Responsibilities included: Direct support to the VP; schedule coordination; calendar management; agenda creation for both global/domestic meetings; manage and track correspondence, development visits, contact reports; prospect/donor maintenance; handle of confidential materials, correspondence, and files; track development data using Advance software; purchasing; track and reconcile expenses; budget management

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Provide administrative and organizational support to students, faculty, staff and department as a whole. Responsibilities included: Outreach to current students, prospective students, alumni, faculty, and staff; website coordinator & editor; events coordinator & manager, including award ceremonies, retirement parties, students' honors reception, university's convocation; catering of such events; food & beverage; department marketing; course promotions/advertisements; travel coordinator; telecommunications coordinator; academic advising administrator; campus space/room reservations; office systems (printers, faxes, copiers, telephones, keys etc.); key requests/electronic access; department purchasing/reconciliations; reception/phones

George Mason University's forensics team is ranked in the top five collegiate teams in the nation. Responsibilities included: Daily sessions coaching students in the art of public speaking, research, preparing for collegiate competitions across the country.

Introductory communication course teaching assistant for the spring 2013 semester.Responsibilities included: Lecturing students, grading assistant, craft and deliver example speeches.

Responsibilities included: Book travel arrangements; process applications and organize the George Mason Institute of Forensics summer institute; monthly promotional advertisements, both web & graphic design; process payments; answer phones and send large scale email blasts to recruits, prospective and current students, as well as alumni; Assist the director and assistant director as needed

Assistant to Director of Meetings and Exhibits Manager at the Virginia non-profit. Clients included Society of Toxicology & American College of Toxicology.Responsibilities included: Social media coordinator reaching exhibitors, attendees, and society members; assist exhibits manager with exhibits layout, marketing, selling, advertising of booth space, signage, monetary support of annual meeting; payment processing; in-house meeting coordinator; food & beverage; assist director of meetings with hotel reservations, room history, audio visual needs, meeting logistics; act as point of contact for exhibitors; send large scale email blasts to annual meeting attendees and exhibitors

Master’S Degree, Performing Arts Administration

Bachelor’S Degree, Communication And Public Relations, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: George Mason Forensics Team Captain, George Mason Forensics Team Tournament Director, George Mason Ambassador.

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