Professional Model, Supporting Artist and Makeup Artist● Creating and organising events within the industry to support new photographers creating a portfolio.● Keeping all social media up to date - Instagram, Facebook and other niche sites for my industries with the use of scheduling software● Attending networking events● Maintaining two professional websites and driving new ways to display work.● Reaching out to agents and clients for work and to generally network.● A portion of each day spent on invoices, quotes and responding to clients

Creator and Volunteer community moderator of r/MakeupAddiction, a makeup community of 2 million people. Duties include:● Maintaining an international team of volunteer moderators to cover all timezones, including expanding the team and training. ● Decisions about the direction of the team moderation style as well as the content - encouraging users through competitions, weekly activities and themed events.● Ensuring a safe community free of prejudice, abuse● Facilitate provoking and inspiring content.● Keeping an eye on the moderation queue needs● Removing posts against the rules, removing coments and locking threads, banning users.● Replying to modmail with users regarding posts and bans● Liaising with admins of the site regarding troubled users and general trends.

Social Media Manager of meetup.com business Photographic Workshops● To build a customer base within niche social media networks for the photographic industry, particularly within the hobbyist group.● To get more interaction within the community, and reply to queries in a positive way.● To create unique marketing techniques to encourage discover-ability, to show that the company is friendly and approachable to new customers. E.g. photo of the month and free portrait sessions.● To network and meet new models, scout new locations and liaise with the company owner with your findings.● To help with copy writing for the events, to ensure each theme is communicated.

Managing the content on the Young London website (www.london.gov.uk/young-london),including writing news stories aimed specifically at young people, interviewing people of note etc.• Working with media companies on the branding of the new design for the website.• Developing a research program for the new look and feel of the website, for example leading theworkshops developed with groups of young people.• Answering queries that are sent from the contact form, or finding the relevant person to answer it.• Assisting my team for general enquiries such as if they are one person short for an event attending,putting their content on the website, writing up content they submit to me, etc.• Working with the Peer Outreach Team, a group of young people that work for the GLA.• Building a network of people who regularly send content to put on the website.• Liaising with the general public at events, interviews etc.

The West online game - won 'browser game of the year' this year• Managing a volunteer team of 15, including hiring, training, mentoring and supervision.• Ensuring all online customer support tickets are dealt with in 48 hours.• Build game community using advertising, competitions, and new forum sections.• Develop staff system for the in-game support team, and ensure cover every 24 hours.• Forum administration, including guaranteeing a senior member of staff is always online.• Processing all bug reports, and if verified notify developers, including my own insight into theproblem.• Calling system admins when a server goes offline, whilst keeping community informed.• Making announcements to the community about changes or updates to the game.