Kaitlin Klein Email & Phone Number

Kaitlin Klein is a Event Management Specialist at CGI at CGI. She possess expertise in leadership, event management, time management, event planning, microsoft office and 24 more skills. She is proficient in English. Colleagues describe her as "I have worked with Kaitlin in multiple organizations and occasions and each time she has shown her hard working and organized personality. Kaitlin effortlessly was able to put on an event for hundreds of students during Homecoming week, by organizing the distribution of t-shirts, catering services and volunteers. Not only that but each day Kaitlin shows her organization skills by overseeing 16+ individuals and helping to run an organization of 90+ members on campus. " and "Kaitlin was an excellent reception supervisor for my theme dinner event, "Hunger Games: A Night in the Capitol." Her leadership skills were a great asset throughout the day. She is friendly, approachable, and an awesome leader to any team. "

Listed skills include Leadership, Event Management, Time Management, Event Planning, and 25 others.

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  Senior Consultant, Marketing Communications

  Cgi

  Feb 2022 - Present - Fairfax, Virginia, United States

  • Developing event strategy and the supporting event goals, objectives, and measurement tactics• Budget development, management and actuals tracking (including timely processing of invoices)• Management of all event logistics and details such as site selection, room block management, audio-visual logistics for both in-person and virtual formats, tradeshow/sponsorship management and F&B management• Consulting on event business content to promote• Negotiating with event hosts and vendors on costs and securing strong branding• Planning and executing event-related communications before, during, and after the event (including writing, editing, digital content development, and content/graphics creation)• Developing strong relationships with event organizers, third-party associations, suppliers, vendors, and venues• Measuring and evaluating event success and lessons learned

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  James Madison University

  Hospitality Management