Eileen Dennie Email & Phone Number

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Carmel, Indiana

After a year and a half working for KAR's subsidiary, ADESA, I was promoted to communications manager for the umbrella organization, KAR Global, responsible for internal communications, including change management communications, employee engagement efforts, intranet articles and updates, company-wide campaigns, local/company-wide newsletters, leadership.

As part of the marketing/communications team for a large corporation, I wrote and edited all types of messaging and assured branding standards were followed in press releases, blog posts, social media posts, video scripts and various other communications for both internal and external audiences. My biggest challenge: Creating the company's first meaningful.

As part of the content team, I wrote magazine features, organized manuals into web pages, edited presentations, and created toolkits and service bulletins for special projects. I served as a go-to person when the project involved lots of details or organization. Branching out to other departments within the Kiwanis organization, I worked across teams to.

As a freelance editor, I contributed to thousands of projects in a myriad of formats: calendars, books, two local magazines, marketing collateral, web copy and a travel blog. Because every project and every client was different, I learned to enter each relationship with an open mind, really listen to the request, and confidently make suggestions based on.

In this role -- one of my favorites -- I learned a lot about travel content and audiences while writing posts for a member-only travel blog, myRCI.com. This weekly content educated RCI members about amenities and attractions near available condo inventory, encouraging them to make the most of their membership opportunities. Not only did I write and.

I served the company's clients and sales people as a customer service representative and job planner/estimator. This was during the early days of technology, when email was a new form of client communication and estimating software was rather primitive. I bought my first Mac during this period and learned QuarkXPress so I'd understand the basics of what I.