• Launched the station’s first local lifestyle show, “Midday Maryland.” The show highlights all of Maryland's offerings – from hotspots to tips and tricks from local experts.• Earned several Emmy nominations as a lifestyle host and storyteller, focusing on the best of local businesses and evangelizing engaged community advocates• Top revenue driver for the station, exceeding corporate goals by an average of 32% and continues to increase in year-over-year viewership.

• Responsible for content creation for all of Yelp’s external social media and digital platforms, including designing and creating video promos and mini-docs for the company and its local business partners.• Developed a storytelling infrastructure to craft targeted communication and drive engagement. • Composed a local Yelp newsletter which grew opt-in subscribers from 20,000 to 250,000+ in less than five years. • Planned and promoted annual calendar of interactive community experiences and events that spotlighted national brands and businesses on the Yelp platform, for both the business and consumer sides. • Worked alongside Product and Sales teams to support collaborative projects and launch community experiments, providing valuable community user feedback. • Responsible for setting and reporting on monthly/quarterly metrics, KPIs, and goals for Yelp’s regional teams. • Hired, trained, and managed a team of localized managers, coordinators, and brand ambassadors.• Negotiated strategic partnerships with local businesses and national brands to boost consumer engagement.• Tracked monthly budgets and allocated funds to support various large-scale marketing promotions.

• Content creator and curator. Produced blog posts and on-camera interviews for organization’s website www.ONE.org. • Authored and edited daily internal and external communications – including press releases, press advisories, talking points, OP-EDs, newsletters, videos, and blog posts. • Developed overall community strategy and was responsible for building and scaling community initiatives, both through earned media and event production• Identified key surrogates and change champions who could speak to the organization’s mission, and provided hands-on and virtual media training and instruction.• Hosted in-person and online events, and managed social media platforms to garner support and awareness.

• Took the show from the #3 Morning Radio Show in the market to the #1 show according to Arbitron ratings.• Wrote, voiced, and produced educational and entertainment pieces for live radio broadcasts and web streaming (video and podcast). • Conducted in-studio interviews with notable celebrities/community leaders and hosted sold-out concerts (12k+ in attendance) for renowned national and international musical artists.• Was responsible for community growth and fostering engagement via in-person community events and campaigns for the station.

• Reported “Live” from the field daily and respond to breaking news quickly and effectively• Covered huge weather events like ice/snow storms, as well as the first tornado to hit the area in more than 80 years. Also covered the largest arson in recent state history – the first in which the ATF was activated in the state since 9/11• Developed several in-depth and investigative stories • Co-hosted an Emmy-nominated special with Rochester's Public Television Station, WXXI, called "A Response to Murder." • Represented the station at various events and through collaborative campaigns (i.e. The American Heart Association’s "Go Red For Women" Campaign)

• Lead reporter on several breaking news stories including the Crash of Comair Flight 5191. Conducted live reports from the scene for national outlets, as well FOX41• Covered a string of devastating tornadoes to hit Southern Indiana and Northern KY• Conducted live, red-carpet celebrity interviews at the Kentucky Derby celebrity events• Researched, investigated, and created in-depth series pieces

• Promoted from Bureau Chief/ Videojournalist after first year at the station• Edward R. Murrow Award for Breaking News• As Bureau Chief, served as anchor, reporter, photographer and video editor• First TV news presence in the Finger Lakes region of any kind/ stories seen in both Rochester and Syracuse markets

• Instrumental in creating editorial mission for Here and Now - a TV News Magazine dedicated to covering Wisconsin Politics• Field produced the show’s "What You Said" segment -- a 5 to 7-minute, on-air weekly piece in which Wisconsinites voiced their opinions about state issues and political campaigns.• Developed contacts with state and federal officials, as well as local community leaders • Researched both field and studio segments for WeekEnd (the predecessor of Here and Now and the longest-running statewide news and public affairs program in Wisconsin's history)• Helped choose and secure guests for the show weekly• Updated website weekly and coordinated show graphics and placement