• Recruited everyday citizens and community leaders to our weekly and monthly meeting and eventually into our dues paying member-led community organization (501 C3, C4 and PAC)• Managed and maintained issue based “working groups” with our member leaders, that included petitioning, fundraising, protesting, lobbying, candidate recruitment and campaign support• Designed handouts, campaign literature, flyers and brochures, and help to manage social media pages• Managed paid and volunteer teams for canvases, phone banks and data input

• Organized poor and working class citizens through recruitment, training and door-door canvassing• Assisted regional organizer with distributed mailings, filing and inputting data, scheduling appointments, campaigning, planning and hosting events, trainings and programs• Organized community leaders, faith communities and students managing multiple teams of volunteers to register voters, conduct a neighborhood canvasses and how to protect the polls and prepared voters with “What’s On The Ballot” presentations

• Greeted fans and guests (season ticket holders), assisting with the new app for mobile devices• Professionally and actively promoted use of the app while engaging with fans, providing tech support to those in need• Assisted guests throughout the arena, ushering them to their seats or providing them with direction• Ability to show proper decorum and composure in a professional setting with high level VIPs and athletes

• Greet customers and engage with them to determine their needs and wants as soon as they walk in• Recommended merchandise based on individual requirements and wants• Provided great customer service and maintained an orderly appearance through the sales floor• Introduced promotions and opportunities to customers as well as cross-selling products to increase purchase amounts

• Participated and honored the 50th anniversary of the Moral Freedom Summer movement of 1964• Knocked on over 1500 doors and registered over 700 people to vote across North Carolina• Served under the leadership and guidance of Dr. Rev. William J. Barber II