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I taught women entrepreneurs how to market their businesses through courses, private coaching, and group coaching programs. I also assisted entrepreneurs with writing their strategic marketing plans, as well as helped them implement their social media, email marketing, blogging, media relations, and personal branding initiatives.In my role as Director of Marketing for my business, I implemented consistent marketing initiatives to elevate my personal brand as a marketing expert, including:--Promoting and hosting in-person and virtual workshops--Recording and promoting weekly marketing strategy videos with accompanying blog posts--Identifying networking opportunities that allow me to meet my ideal clients in the greatest numbers--Presenting marketing tips and education through networking organizations throughout Florida, including the Greater Pasco Chamber of Commerce, Hernando County Chamber of Commerce, Working Women of Tampa Bay, Minority Enterprise Development Corporation, and Women Business Professionals.As a result of my marketing, my business revenue tripled during my first five years, and then I enjoyed at least 20% revenue growth every year thereafter.

• Wrote one of the first social media employee policies in healthcare• Managed all of the health system’s social media accounts• Taught stakeholders best practices for using social media for marketing and external communications

• Responsible for the marketing and promotion of key service lines to increase revenue, build brand awareness, and promote physicians• Communicated directly with all stakeholders, including senior management, board of trustees, hospital foundation, hospital volunteers, and managers across the health system• Responsible for budget, advertising, market research, event planning, and web marketing• Oversaw team of marketing coordinators and creative services contractors

• Spearheaded all internal communications for four-hospital system• Edited weekly team member newsletter• Assisted public relations team with media inquiries and press releases