Responsible for planning and implementing a comprehensive fundraising program that includes major gifts, corporate and foundation giving, planned giving, and special events to develop donors for the capital campaign. Works closely with the Executive Director and Board of Directors to establish fundraising goals and strategies and will have the assistance of a staff grant writer.

Aurora’s Development Director will lead and inspire us to achieve annual and long-term fundraising goals and implement growth strategies to advance our work. Reporting to the Managing Director, s/he/they will supervise and support the work of other Development staff members and collaborate with the Marketing team to best leverage all revenue development opportunities. The Director will also work closely with the Managing, Artistic, and Associate Artistic Directors and Aurora’s 13-member Board to maximize donor relationship building and cultivate a culture of philanthropy throughout the organization. As a senior staff member, the Development Director will actively participate in long-range strategic planning and oversee all day-to-day fundraising activities, including major gifts, direct mail and online appeals, special events, institutional giving, planned giving, and donor stewardship.

Aurora’s Development Director will lead and inspire us to achieve annual and long-term fundraising goals and implement growth strategies to advance our work. Reporting to the Managing Director, s/he/they will supervise and support the work of other Development staff members and collaborate with the Marketing team to best leverage all revenue development opportunities. The Director will also work closely with the Managing, Artistic, and Associate Artistic Directors and Aurora’s 13-member Board to maximize donor relationship building and cultivate a culture of philanthropy throughout the organization. As a senior staff member, the Development Director will actively participate in long-range strategic planning and oversee all day-to-day fundraising activities, including major gifts, direct mail and online appeals, special events, institutional giving, planned giving, and donor stewardship.Note: Interim until certain professional development standards are met, or a qualified candidate is found.

The Individual Giving Manager plays a critical role in increasing individual donor support and managing the day-to-day operations of the individual giving program. Reporting to the Development Director, the giving manager provides direct support for all individual giving initiatives and is responsible for overseeing the solicitation of annual fund gifts and gala packages.In collaboration with the Development Director, implement and evaluate a multi-year plan to increase participation in Aurora’s giving community, primarily through broad-based communications via direct mail and email. This position manages an annual fund donor program and ensures that donors and prospects are integrated into annual giving strategies and programs effectively. They will also execute an annual communications and events calendar and represent Aurora in our theatre spaces and the community, and at donor events.

Acting director of CTC's Youth Theater Program. Duties include:- Designing and building new curriculum for classes and camps that will best benefit the student interests and assist them in developing valuable life skills.- Instructing classes in performance, musical theater, and technical theater for children ages 7-17.- Selecting and directing shows for the youth performance program.In addition to Youth Director, also fulfills other roles such as:- Performing basic box office duties including answering phones, ticket sales, subscriptions, and will call.- Occasionally designs and paints sets (Shrek Jr. 2018, Jungle Book Kids 2019, Aristocats Kids 2019, Grease: Highschool Edition 2019, White Christmas 2019, Jesus Christ Superstar 2020)

- Performing basic box office duties including answering phones, ticket sales, subscriptions, and will call.- Assists Youth Theater Director with class instruction and production direction for children ages 7-17.- Occasionally designs and paints sets (Shrek Jr. 2018, Jungle Book Kids 2019, Aristocats Kids 2019, Grease: Highschool Edition 2019, White Christmas 2019, Jesus Christ Superstar 2020)

Firms worked at:Newmeyer & DillionHall Griffin (f.k.a Hall Huguenin / Green & Hall)- Maintain calendars- Answer busy multi-line telephone- Provide friendly customer service in person and over the phone- Reception Trainer- Many additional duties as Administrative Assistant to Accounting

Personal/Admin. Assistant to the Director of Operations. Duties include: Shipment tracking, Creating and submitting invoices, maintaining online sales platforms (Amazon, Ebay, etc.), Document creation, Customer service via email, Personal assistant.

Providing ticketing services to customers in the box office of SCR. Duties included: Answering phones, Providing technical help for SCR's website, Processing a variety of ticket orders, Subscription sales, and Basic office maintenance. Frequent use of Tessitura program.

Instruct classes and summer camps in Theatrical Movement, Acting, Singing, Musical Theatre, and more.Take the Stage Productions is dedicated to inspiring students of all ages to build life skills through a love for the arts- and firmly believes that arts education plays an important role in cognitive, emotional, and educational development.

Operation of attractions Autopia and Star Tours in Tomorrowland. Was part of the Disney College Program from August 2013 - December 2013.

Working with a group of kids ages 4 to 7.As INSTRUCTOR:- Hold to values of CYT- Provide activities for students- Lead students in games, devotionals, and crafts- Teach students words and motions to their song in the camp showcase

Teaching and directing DRAMA classes where kids ages 7-18 learn:• Vocal technique• Improvisation• Expression• Blocking• And moreAlso teaching SOLO WORKSHOP where these kids can learn:• How to overcome stage fright• How to develop more confidence for singing• How to “sell” a song• How to “move” on stage• Proper microphone technique• Better stage presenceAs a PRODUCTION ASSISTANT:• Take notes on rehearsals• Assign microphones to soloists• Create a working mic chart to be used back stage• Oversee the microphone table during dress rehearsals and performances• Oversee the student leader sign-in sheet

Undergraduate Leads are a part of the team that puts TheatreFest into motion. Each Lead is assigned a specific area of work, along with some hours working in the Graduate Office. Specialized areas include Team Spirit, Ballots & Tallying, Administration, Volunteer Recruiting, and Theatre Tech."TheatreFest is an annual gathering of high school students and teachers designed to cultivate self-confidence and lifelong passion for theatre through professionally-adjudicated competition, showcased performances, and team-building recreation. Simultaneously, the festival promotes the CSU Long Beach College of the Arts and contributes financially to University Players’ Showcase, a unique program that gives our own developing artists a supported medium to create and produce their own productions."

Working as an Assistant Stage Manager for the production "Tartuffe Lab" running February 15th - March 9th. Duties include taking various forms of rehearsal notes, acting as scenic crew, and completing production paperwork.

Macy's sales associates are assigned to departments where they are responsible for selling products to customers. They are required to provide outstanding customer service and to meet selling standards, according to a Macy's job ad for sales associates. Sales associates are also expected to provide customers with a satisfying experience so they will shop again at Macy's.

Prepare specialty coffee/espresso beverages as well as other non-coffee drinks and food items. Prepare and serve only the best and do it all with humility and respect for all customers! Also responsible for additional coffee shop duties: cashier/ POS operations, cleaning, stocking, and most of all having FUN!

I assisted Ms. Jane Purdy in Center High School's production of "To Kill A Mockingbird" as an Assistant Director. Tasks included taking performance notes, blocking, leading actor warm-ups, standing in for characters, and over-seeing rehearsals.