Leading partnerships at the Nokbox (Next of kin Box).It's an estate planning tool AND a home organization systemFounded by my sister, Maria. https://www.thenokbox.com

Built and grew a vibrant community. Achieved mainstream coverage, including a cover page in The New York Times Real Estate sectionCreating first Wyoming DUNA (Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association)

Kidfolio (still a need) was designed to remove the friction of kids gifting and investing. Once we started building the Solana-based backend, I pivoted to sky-rocketing EmpireDAO. This problem still exists!

Product Manager of Digital Communications - Connecting our Global Innovation Centers, Digital + in-real-life.Host of Fintech Friday - Live-streamed show interviewing founders in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and FinTech

"Politics and Social Media"

I served as a Strategist on client projects (both internal and public-facing communities) for over 40 implementations ranging from small business to enterprise across several industries.

Reddit and using Twitter for customer service, building community, and product development.

Enterprise Community Manager that helped facilitate collaboration, crowd-sourcing and the use of social communication technologies to connect to new audiences.

Used Filtbox technology to "listen" to mentions of our brand, industry, competitors, etc. in order to increase awareness of our brand and improve product development.

ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher. Taught Czech students professional business English.

I've always been fascinated with logistics and this seasonal position gave me an inside look at Brown's global supply-chain services.

Duties included all aspects of sales and marketing including digital media, email marketing, promotions, advertising and managing a small sales team.Agence won Rookie of the Year and Agency of the Year for Allstate during my time there.

Marketing intern for MWR department on Naval base in Chinhae, Korea.

Being a bartender has always been my most relevant experience as an online community manager; you treat everyone the same regardless of their position or title, you want people coming back, you want to have hundreds to thousands of "light" relationships, you inherently want to connect individuals, and you're often the first friendly human face someone will see. Bartending has supplied me with the cash I often needed before and after travelling overseas. My father owned a bar in South Philadelphia (The Triangle Tavern) and after shucking clams and flipping pizza during my teen years, I started my long, in-and-out bartending career here. Since I've worked as either a bartender, server, bingo-caller etc. at these various assortment of fine establishments:The Triangle Tavern - Philadelphia, PA - 1998-2003Planet Hollywood - Melbourne, Australia 2000Josephina's - Denver, CO 2002, 2004-2005Cafe Calamari - Philadelphia, PA - 2002-2003Pizzeria UNO - Deptford, NJ 1999(?)The British Bulldog - Denver, CO - 2007, 2008-2009Blues on Blake - Denver, CO - 2009Some pizza joint - Manly (Sydney area), Australia 2000Other jobs include:Blackjack and Poker Dealer - Colorado - I worked for an events company mostly dealing at corporate parties, weddings etc.Bingo Caller - British Bulldog in Denver, CO - I created and played "Mitch Hackberg". I'd call out Mitch Hedberg and other cover one-liner jokes in between calling numbers.Baseball Card Signature Witness - Colorado - I worked for a firm that sent me to professional athletes homes to witness them sign x amount of cards.Rock Salt Dealer - Deptford, NJ - Okay, I was 10-12 YEARS OLD, but my old man would buy a truckload (tri-axle) load of rock salt in the winter and my brother and I would shovel the salt in bags and sell on a high-trafficked corner of Delsea Drive and sell the bags for $3 to stopped cars. We got to keep one or two of said dollars.