Janet Song Email & Phone Number

Canada

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

This is an organization that aims to connect thought leaders across Canada to drive effective solutions on challenges in urban Canada, create research tools to promote policies in urban development, communicate diverse Canadian stories on on-the-ground work in catalyzing change in the places we call home. I support the leadership team in program delivery, communications, government relations, stakeholder management/ engagement, board of director management, and finance & administration.

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

As a settlement coordinator, I work with newcomers (permanent residents, temporary foreign workers, international students, refugees, nationalized citizens) through planning engaging events/ group activities & conducting one-on-one needs assessments to help them integrate into their new home in Canada. These activities involve creating community connections, delivering workshops on employment support and community/government resources. I connect with other service providers and employers in the region to collaborate and refer services. I also report to the Federal and Provincial government on the impact our work with clients on a periodic basis, and ensure we are meeting our targets. As an executive coordinator, I work with the CAO on corporate communication projects to strengthen our marketing efforts to our community such as planning social media campaigns. I also provide project management support on an as-needed basis.

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

I support 250+ chamber members who are made up of different sized businesses, non-profits, and government service providers. The key services include policy advocacy, youth mentorship, networking events, communication of local business news, and overall promotion of economic development in the City of Prince Rupert and its surrounding regions.

Prince Rupert, British Columbia

Survey development • Designing and facilitating city-wide surveys and interviews with business leaders, city staff, and active community members to better understand how the Chamber can play a prominent role in supporting the local economy and its 250+ business members Program design• Developing social-innovation inspired event series for informationgathering and sharing, business development opportunities, community capacity building,entrepreneurialism, and policy advocacy

Toronto, Canada Area

My key tasks involve initiating Canada’s first Making Global Goals Local Business Conference with the International United Nations Global Compact team. This involves creating a space for 80+ corporations, government officials, and UN officials to collaborate in advancing 17 sustainable global development goals. I am also supporting the reconstruction of an improved peer-review program between corporations to discuss their current sustainability reporting standards, and the management of a Sustainable Development Goal gala to recognize corporate leaders driving sustainability leadership into their practices.

Kingston, Ontario

I am currently implementing an intervention in the cardiology unit to reduce time in the hospital staff’s orders to patients using the Plan-Do-Study-Act methodology for quick iterations of improvement tests. I acquired the Basic Certificate in Quality and Safety from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement where I completed 13 courses on this topic.

Kingston, Ontario

As the Client Acquisition Director, I am driven to provide social-impact focused organizations with extra capacity in developing their projects by partnering them with top student consultants from Queen's University to provide pro-bono consulting work. This will meet the organization's ultimate goal of providing students with hands-on experience to further the implementation purposeful initiatives of these non-profits and social enterprises into their communities. I support the development of the client acquisition package with the marketing team. Additionally, I network, email, and organize phone calls with representatives from +50 non-profit and social enterprises to develop partnerships with the team's consultants.

Kingston, Ontario

I constructed a Smart Cities proposal that deals with the housing and talent retention challenges in the City of Kingston for the Mayor’s Innovation Competition to win $4000 of seed capital for a pilot project on implementing the proposal’s recommendations. I led a multidisciplinary team, an urban planner and a computer engineer, in introducing an online platform that seamlessly connects tenants to landowners in the Kingston. - Designed an innovative data analysis functionality that develops graphs based on trends found from user interactions on the app - Facilitated interviews with economic development experts and city to inform the key features to support their overall goal to reduce economic migration from the City.

Kingston, Ontario

As a campus ambassador, I recruit commerce students from Queen's University to attend a globally-recognized conference, the Intercollegiate Business Convention, which brings together young women from across the world who share a passion for business and the drive for success. I develop a logistics plan for up to thirty students to travel to Boston for conference and constructing marketing materials and information packages. I partner with commerce female empowerment, finance, and consulting student groups to communicate this opportunity to their members, as well as open this opportunity to the rest of the students in the faculty.

Toronto, Canada Area

As a Research and Client Specialist at Public Inc, a social impact marketing and consulting agency, I performed research, briefing documents, and strategy slide decks for marketing campaigns with clients such as NBC, World Vision, and DUCA. I also developed video and social media content, and developed the engagement strategy for the Lucky Iron Fish Impact Brand.

Kingston, Ontario

I joined the Queen's Business Consulting Team, a consultancy venture operating for the past 30 years, where I develop growth strategies and other ranges of consulting services to owners, managers and staff of small and medium-sized businesses, and professionals from not-for-profit and public organizations.

Kingston, Ontario

I develop marketing campaigns and design the new e-commerce website. I envision a zero-carbon future and I believe in the idea of a zero waste market as a trending practice to create a greener tomorrow.

Kingston, Ontario

I develop stellar communication and brand transformation skills from developing a brand new website for Queen’s Non-Profit. This was part of a re-branding strategy to showcase to current students what the club is about through adding visuals and blogs onto the website using WordPress.

Kingston, Ontario

I spearheaded this committee’s inaugural Day of Social Impact Conference, an event at MaRS Discovery District to showcase to over 40 Queen’s Commerce students the meaningful jobs in the corporate space. To further assist with meeting financial goals for the event, I developed a sponsorship package to receive room at the venue, which enabled me to I successfully secure $1500-valued pro-bono space. I also organized all the event activities, which included planning the logistics for a case workshop, contacting and securing a speaker’s panel made up of representatives from P&G, LoyaltyOne and MaRS; as well as identifying and securing a strong keynote speaker which featured the CEO of SickKids Foundation.

Toronto

As an intern, I had to fundraise $1500 to receive on-site housing, food and training from the organization. I Organized 6-weeks of summer camp activities in Toronto Community Housing area in Etobicoke: daily camp activities of games, weekly field trips, and end-of-the-summer community talent show. Additionally, I coached 15 children on leadership development through small group conversations, and cooking activities partnered with the Rexdale Community Hub.

Kingston, Ontario

As a project coordinator, my team and I are in charge of planning and executing three events in the 2016 school year such as evening speaker series, community events, and group field trip opportunities. The purpose is to devise a strategy to instill and foster a sense of community amongst the students enrolled in the Certificate of Socially Responsible Leadership program as well as increase interest and increase competitiveness in this program within the Smith School of Business.

Kingston, Ontario

I pitched a new fundraising carnival event idea to the board of directors to Canadian Cancer Society, Kingston which received approval. This led to the planing of a Neon Themed Carnival event to fundraise for childhood cancer research with the financial goal of $20,000. I developed a model to create a sustainable group of high school students to consistently volunteer with the Canadian Cancer Society. I created a team of 10 leaders from students in various high schools in Kingston to become ambassadors of this project to increase the reach of volunteers for this event. Additionally, I worked with a team of mothers with children affected with cancer to plan the entire event that dealt with sponsorship, marketing, ambassadors, and entertainment. The team and I developed partnerships with over seven local businesses within the Kingston community. It reached 1,200 community members and garnered the fundraising goal of $20,000 (CAD).

As an arts director for a travelling summer camp that went to seven different locations in Ontario, I prepared for this dynamic summer camp adventure of 17 activities by compiling a guidebook for arts and craft activities for a summer camp with an attendance of 400 children. Additionally, I managed a the logistics of set-up, and tear down of this mobile camp for seven weeks where I worked with a team of coordinators, and counsellors to truly make magic happen for the guests that arrived.

Scarborough, Ontario

The Agincourt Business Council is an in-school organization that focuses on preparation of a national competition called SAGE (Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship) Canada. As president, I lead a team of 12 executives and a growing number of general members to participate in creating a social enterprise business that focuses on funding youth entrepreneurship programs.My responsibilities include planning the launch and the execution of our business plan, distributing tasks, establishing relationships and partnerships with other organizations, and organizing events and meetings.

Markham, Ontario

- Managing the Night It Up! Facebook page that has reached over 10,400 views- Update Facebook page on a daily to weekly basis to promote Night It Up!, an Asian night market event with over 10000 attendees - Provide replies to the event's attendees, vendors, and performers via Facebook- Create posts to promote sponsors of the event such as TD Canada Trust Bank

Ryerson University

• Interviewed with local engineers and engineers in others provinces• Involvement in the construction of wemadeit.ca web page• Conducted research on the lack of females in engineering programs• Partnered project with universities in Ontario: Ryerson University, University of Ontario Institute of Technology, University of Waterloo, and Western University

Master'S Degree, Economic Development And Innovation

I hold a deep curiosity in understanding how Canada can develop economically in a sustainable manner. I received the KEEN Scholarship.

Bachelor Of Commerce (B.Com.), Business/Commerce, General

Courses: Business Management Managing Work and Teams Introduction to Mathematical Analysis for Management Introduction to Financial.

Exchange Semester, Business/Commerce, General

Enrolled in Master level business and law courses: -Customer Intelligence and Big Data -Digital Marketing -Intellectual Property Rights.

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Activities and Societies: Agincourt Singers, Events Coordinator of Agincourt Environmental Club, Girls Field Hockey Team, Girls Soccer.