Building and implementing community and public relations strategies to create a strong foundation of support for Habitat for Humanity in Greater Albuquerque and southern Sandoval County. Representing the organization to the community at large through the development and maintenance of relationships with governmental entities, integral community groups, businesses, faith-based organizations, other partnering nonprofit organizations, local media, other groups engaged with affordable housing initiatives, and the public at large.

Write original content about City Center Properties and its holdings of historic apartment buildings around Cincinnati. Network with community members to spread brand message and make valuable connections.

Executed events for Tri-State Trails, an alliance of advocates working to expand regional trail network. Event management included theme development, social media engagement, volunteer recruitment, and execution.

Started and self-financed Cincinnati’s first green general store with annual sales nearing $500,000, and positioned it to take part in early neighborhood revitalization efforts while promoting bicycling, the great outdoors, local food and veganism, and environmentalism. Managed human resources, sales trends, inventory control, marketing and communications, events planning. Active on boards and committees, frequent guest on television and radio stations, and recipient of recognition from various media outlets, environmental organizations, universities, chambers of commerce, and government bodies.

Managed membership campaigns, coordinated media relations, oversaw newsletter production, and organized lecture series for regional advocacy organization that works to improve conditions for people on bikes

Provided technical assistance to more than 30 communities participating in Illinois Main Street program, and managed print tourism publications for Illinois Bureau of Tourism in addition to assisting with statewide conferences on historic commercial district revitalization and tourism