We empower entrepreneurs and small businesses by creating unique digital products that generate steady, recurring income.At PropelHER, we believe every great business has the potential to serve customers digitally.Digital products let you reach more customers without the costs of inventory or shipping. They diversify your revenue, attract new audiences, and keep your business active even during slow periods. Adding digital products can leverage your expertise and brand, opening new opportunities and boosting your bottom line.Our services range from a personalized experience to easy-to-follow DIY customizable templates.

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I create and sell digital products (such as PDFs and templates) on Etsy. What started as a “pandemic hobby” has now turned into a sustainable side business that runs on its own. My shop has received the Star Seller Award, has many best sellers and serviced over 1,000 customers worldwide. I have also created a course that teaches others how to start their own digital product Etsy shop.

I teach and train people how to build a virtual wellness business from home. I also work closely with clients to help them achieve their health goals through my monthly coaching program and nutrition products. Since joining Arbonne, I have personally generated $270k in revenue for the company, recruited 234 team members and enrolled 260 clients. My team (who I mentor & support virtually), now 400+ people, have brought in over $1.5 million in revenue for the company. - Create social media info graphics and content to attract customers and educate my current following - Develop educational resources and a website to train my team - Use creative platforms like Instagram, Facebook and TikTok to promote products, share information and attain new clients- Grew a following of 16k on Instagram - Create and share Instagram Reels on a regular basis (views over 500k)

- Mentor and coach a team of women on strategy and business building- Educate clients on clean eating, adapting healthier lifestyles and becoming savvy product consumers

- Organized community events (50 - 400+ people), panels, meetings and introductions to further Bumble's expansion in the Charlotte, NC area- Worked with local influencers to spread app awareness - Facilitated meetings with local and national businesses to discuss Bumble Safe Zones- Worked with a local team to plan, prep and execute large scale app promotion events

- Caretaker and resident of a community garden and environmental center in Alabama- Coordinated community programs, hosted workshops and connected with local schools to involve local residents and students in gardening projects and educational programs revolving around the environment and sustainability

Rotaract was founded to develop effective leaders and promote responsible citizenship. As our generation plays a growing role in directing the affairs of this community, it is important that our members be well-positioned to accept the challenge of helping Birmingham reach its potential of becoming a world-class city. We believe those who are led to think boldly can effect real change. Rotaract provides an avenue for members to serve the greater Birmingham community by embracing the Rotarian philosophy of "Service Above Self."

- Coordinate and schedule appointments, meetings and travel arrangements for Partners- Facilitated meetings as the lead project manager for an environmental collaboration group bringing together big corporate companies (such as ALDOT, AL Power, Vulcan Materials) with environmental groups (such as Freshwater Land Trust, Birmingham Botanical Gardens and Cahaba River Society) - Aided in the creation of new deliverable materials and business brochures

The Sewanee Community Engagement House is a themed house on campus that works to bridge the gap between students and community members as well as faculty and staff of the University. We strive to promote a seamless community by hosting events open to all, facilitating networking, and providing a physical meeting place for organizations devoted to serving the community at large. We host bi-monthly "Coffee & Conversations" lecture series featuring community members, alumni or faculty (from within the university and Sewanee or from nearby areas such as Monteagle, Tracy City, Winchester, Cowan, etc.) who can provide unique and valuable perspectives on the Sewanee community.

Interview and evaluate prospective students applying to the University of the South, assist the Admissions Office with recruitment and co-lead info sessions, and participate in information panels about the University.

Campus tour guide and host for prospective students

The Bonner Program is a nation-wide organization that provides scholarships to students who have a history of service learning. This is a four-year commitment of 300 hours every year to receive the Americorps Education Award. Each student selects a place of service where he/she will commit their time for 8-10 hours a week during their college career. My interest in healthcare steered me towards working with free medical clinics. During my time at the clinics I organized and created a capacity building programs such as: DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT COURSEWorked with local health directors to create a diabetes self-management course for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in South Pittsburg, TN (2012)DIABETES EDUCATION PROGRAMAfter being trained through workshops on diabetes management and reversing diabetes, I trained fellow students and educated type II diabetic patients at free health clinics about the disease, how they can change their lifestyles to adapt and alter the severity of it, and influence others in their community. (2013-2014) SEWANEE PRE-MED/PRE-HEALTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAMPartnered with Sewanee's pre health and pre med department to found and manage an internship program at two free medical clinics (Winchester and Beersheba Springs, TN). This partnership allowed students to experience rural healthcare initiatives and provided clinical staff with support. (2013-2014)

Worked to connect the general public and students with the Pulitzer Center's international reporting projects – online, on college campuses and in person. Tasks varied from event coordination and coverage, maintenance of social media outlets, development of university and high school liaisons with the Pulitzer Center through the Campus Contortion project, and design information brochures and event postcards. Below is a display of my work for the Pulitzer Center.

In conjunction with the Bonner Scholarship, I assist at the free health clinic (Volunteers of Medicine) of Franklin County 8-10 hours per week documenting patient histories, taking blood pressure, organizing medical supplies, and assisting physicians and nurses as requestedVolunteers for Medicine of Southern Tennessee

- Selected to design, edit, and publish The Spectator (K-12 award winning yearbook)- Worked closely with the a group of junior and seniors and an adviser - Programs used: InDesign, Photoshop, Publisher

A high school club that worked together to create a more sustainable campus and educate fellow students about every day actions that can help the environment. Achievements of the Green Society (2008-2010):- Organized events (pre-kindergarten through 12th grade) to teach about composting, planting trees, wasting, recycling, and polluting- Fundraised for BPA free Nalgene bottles and canvas bags to “green the campus.” - Awarded students for doing “green deeds” such as walking, biking and carpooling to school. - Hosted a school-wide fashion show to display recycled clothing and encourage young girls to do the same.- Installed eco-friendly soap in the bathrooms and introduced McGehee girls to meat-free Mondays. - Created a YouTube channel, which was used to post educational ‘green’ videos (made by club members), we sent out weekly e-mail blasts, and presented slideshows in assembly so that these issues were constantly talked about.