Provide strategic direction and oversight on client work and team members in both Strategic Advisory and Project Management roles.Oversee multicultural programs, fostering strong connections with diverse communities and support the CEO when needed.Manage work plans, schedules, workflows, and timelines, ensuring projects stay on track and within budget.Deliver in-language, advertising, marketing, and communications that deeply resonate with multicultural groups.

Implemented and managed the execution of the PlayLA program, a$160M youth and adaptive youth sports program made possible by the LA28.Worked closely with the Department’s executive team and public information officer todevelop marketing and outreach strategies for the PlayLA program.Developed and executed the department’s youth workforce programs offering opportunitiesto over 100 young people annually to gain valuable work experience and professionaldevelopment training.Secured $1.5M in grants for the expansion of department youth workforce developmentprograms.Prepared regular financial reports, board reports, presentations, and other programmaticupdates to funders, executive staff, commissioners, and other partners.Developed all program components including participant recruitment, program marketingstrategies, participant training, and onboarding for citywide implementation.Established a core committee of staff to support the programs within the youth workforce portfolio and tracked program goals, objectives, and deliverables to ensure the success of the programs.

Led a team of analysts in the development of programming, budget initiatives, and policypriorities across eight city departments.Ushered Mayoral priorities through a multi-tiered City Council process and providedanalysis and evaluation on local legislative and policymaking activities specifically focusedon tenant rights, sidewalk vending, and local labor issues.Fostered and nurtured strong relationships with departmental staff, intergovernmentalpartners, and other stakeholders.

Represented Mayor Garcetti in LA’s East and Northeast communities; informed, engagedwith, and organized stakeholders around Mayor Garcetti’s agenda: the “Back to Basics”initiatives that reimagined how the City delivered its most basic services and his policyinitiatives that included addressing homelessness, furthering environmental sustainability,building infrastructure, increasing access to education, and creating economic prosperityfor all Angelenos.

Represented Councilmember in Downtown Los Angeles; Collaborated with various citydepartments and the Mayor’s Office to advance priorities and address the needs of theconstituents relative to homelessness, public art, education, and street services.Led a cross-functional team of departments for the opening of 3 neighborhood housingprojects for people experiencing homelessness in Downtown Los Angeles.

Oversee young adult, civic engagement, and workforce development programming for the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC).Coordinate, oversee, and execute the annual LULAC Emerge Latino Conference which brings together over 150 collegiate students and young professionals for leadership and advocacy training in Washington D.C.-Lead conference agenda, confirm workshop speakers and oversee event logistics;-Develop selection criteria and lead selection committee for Emerge Scholarship;-Design and create conference materials including flyers, advocacy sheets, social media, conference web page, and event signage.Coordinate promotion of LULAC’s digital civil rights tool, Oportunidad, which reached over 68,000 Latinos across America in 2016 through activation at LULAC National events, social media, and digital outreach.Manage young adult and youth programs focusing on creating a career pipeline through workforce development.-Worked with LULAC's Development Department to recruit dozens of companies and organizations for LULAC's Career Expo during the annual National Convention in San Antonio, Texas;-Developed curriculum for LULAC's Workforce Development Academy focused on providing collegiate students with career readiness workshops.Recruit and manage volunteers for LULAC National Events including the LULAC National Convention and the Latinos Living Healthy Feria de Salud.

Led voter registration efforts for the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) by managing national efforts for the Democracy in Action Initiative. Coordinated voter registration outreach and informational workshops on voter rights and laws for LULAC members, partners, and general public.Successfully registered over 5,000 new voters by coordinating volunteers in over 15 states.Produced voter registration guides outlining voter rights information and laws for the states of Arizona, California, Illinois and Texas.Developed partnerships with local, state, and national organizations for voter registration events and program activation.

Assisted with community outreach and promotion of the Latinos Living Healthy Feria de Salud in Los Angeles, CA.Secured in‐kind donations valued at $5,000 for LLH Feria de Salud through letter writing and proposal requests.Supported events team during LULAC National Convention during meal events and expo activities.

Assisted union organizer with planning and facilitating workshops for workers.Served as a liaison between workers and university students.Planned and executed campaigns for worker demands.

Student office assistant at University of California San Diego Office of Academic Personnel.-Assisted with general office tasks including routing calls to appropriate office, organizing personnel files, and updating personnel database;-Assisted office's transition from paper files to online files by scanning and organizing university faculty files-Assisted with compiling diversity reports for the University of California Office of the President (UCOP)