A global leader in sustainable food chain investing, Paine Schwartz Partners is a private equity firm that focuses on investment opportunities in the fast-growing, dynamic global food and agribusiness sectors. The firm’s investment, operations and finance professionals invest throughout cycles across the food and agribusiness value chain, and bring a collaborative and active management approach to portfolio companies.

• Assisted the CEO and Founder with all tasks including calendar management, press releases, emails, office organization, client and staff gifting, event planning, and more• Booked domestic and international concert tours including Becky G’s “The Mi Casa, Tu Casa Tour”• Planned and executed large events, created invitations with Canva, secured vendors, organized on-site photography, designed merchandise, and oversaw everything on the day of the event• Kept an organized calendar of all company events including birthdays, anniversaries, etc. and executed gift curation for these milestones• Managed all in-office assistant duties including stocking office materials, assisting with technical issues, and keeping all employees happy

• Ran the client’s day-to-day life, including personal and business, and all calendars, scheduling, socials, meetings, etc.• Oversaw the property, managed a team of 25+ personal staff, helped with hiring additional members• Booked domestic and international travel for work and personal trips; worked directly with travel agents, airlines, tour companies, and film crews• Worked on the Paramount lot for the client’s Netflix television show, assisted with script reading, office tasks including technical issues, and craft services• Created a cookware line with Gibson; worked on creating the designs, oversaw the project from day one until release in Walmart stores across the United States• Booked glam, styling, nails, cars, etc. for red carpet events and attended events with the client• Planned and executed 50+ person events• Ran the client’s social media (30 million followers across all platforms)• Assisted with personal gifting, holiday planning, family events

• Cultivated relationships between celebrities and nonprofit organizations, curated products for sale that benefited said nonprofit organization while utilizing the celebrity as the face of the product• Worked on-site at events throughout Southern California• Ran all social media platforms including the official website, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook Business• Planned and directed events, photoshoots, parties, and corporate meetings

• Oversaw client’s entire life including managing her four properties, three children, and 40+ staff• Coordinated personal and business travel including domestic, international, and private flight booking• Planned, organized, and carried out large events, working with event planners, vendors, and contractors• Ran the client’s successful YouTube channel, creating video concepts and editing the final drafts for release

• Assisted two publicists: Clients included Oscar, Emmy, Grammy winning actors, comedians, and musicians• Wrote press breaks, created press releases, and designed press kits, working directly with clients• Coordinated client schedules and travel, and organized events, appearances, premieres, press tours, and glam

As an intern at MGM Studios, I was responsible for assisting the Film Executives and their direct assistants. If an assistant was unable to work, I filled in at their desk. I covered the desks of Jonathan Glickman, Adam Rosenberg, Matt Dines, and Cassidy Lange. Day to day duties included script coverage, book coverage, office tasks, and personal assistant tasks. While interning, I organized travel, both domestic and international, secured reservations for clients, and oversaw multiple full cast script read-throughs.

Ken Kokin is a Los Angeles based producer, known for co-producing THE USUAL SUSPECTS, the 1995 film directed by Bryan Singer. As a Development Associate at Kenneth Kokin Productions, I was responsible for assisting Ken in his everyday tasks as a producer/creator. My duties were to read scripts and write coverage which I discussed directly with Ken. I also edited potential scripts for consideration. I began this position remotely from North Carolina, and made the transition to Los Angeles under Ken's guidance. Ken and I speak daily to this day and talk about upcoming films/ television shows, as well as go over potential projects/scripts.

Known for his films GREASE and BLUE LAGOON, Randal Kleiser is a talented writer/director located in Los Angeles, California. As Randal’s production assistant, it was my responsibility to read film/ theater/ television scripts and write coverage. I worked pre-production, production, and post-production for Randal’s Virtual Reality Television show,” Defrost.” For pre-production, I was responsible for script editing, casting, location scouting, props, shooting schedule, and artwork. In terms of production, I assisted on-site at the shoots with cast management and filming. For post-production, I helped Randal and the editor with cutting, music, and organizing re-shoots. After “Defrost” I continued to work with Randal on his personal documentary. I also attended multiple Virtual Reality seminars with him, where we trained other filmmakers on the technology.

Founded in 2003 by Lorenzo di Bonaventura, di Bonaventura Pictures is a Los Angeles based production company located on the Paramount Pictures lot. They are known for their TRANSFORMER films. As a development intern, it was my job to research films and pilots, deciding whether or not they should be developed into features. I was also in charge of the front desk, managing phone calls, and setting meetings. Script/ book coverage and edits were among my other duties. When Executive Assistants were out on leave, I covered desks including Lorenzo di Bonaventura’s desk and Mark Vahradian’s desk.

Silver Pictures Productions is a production company located in Santa Monica, California, founded by Joel Silver. As an intern, I was responsible for many different tasks throughout the day. I managed the front desk, answered phone calls, and greeted guests. In addition, I read screenplays and pilots, and wrote coverage which I discussed with the producers on a day-to-day basis. On top of my office intern duties, I also assisted with personal assistant duties including Christmas cards, organizing files dating back to the 70’s, and travel.

The Vermont Lake Monsters are a minor league baseball team affiliated with The Oakland A’s. At the ball park, I worked hands on with the managers, players, and fans. My first few years, I was responsible for greeting guests, taking tickets, and general ballpark duties. Once promoted, I became the mascot handler. My job was to walk the mascot around, aiding him with fan photos and his timed appearances on the field. I also picked up extra jobs when necessary. For my final summer, I was a marketing and promotions intern. I worked with the staff/ fans on the field, running mid-inning activities and prepping for each game.

I was the teacher assistant for two Mediated Communications classes at High Point University. This involved assisting students outside of the classroom with projects using Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Premiere.

WFMY News 2 is a North Carolina local news station in Greensboro. It is a Gannett company partnered with CBS. At the station, I was in charge of operating cameras for the 5:00PM, 5:30PM, 6:00PM, and 11:00PM news. Before each show, I was responsible for turning on the lights in the News Room, Weather Garden, and Studio. I was also responsible for positioning, focusing, and white balancing all twelve studio cameras. During the live shows, I operated the 12 live cameras on air, the light changes, and the teleprompter. When not working on the live shows, I edited the New and Now segment that airs in the first :60 of the 11:00PM show.

At The Mill Market and Deli I was responsible for running the deli which involved setting up in the morning, baking breads and preparing salads/sandwiches, and running the cash register. I was also in charge of the ice cream window in the busy summer months.

At Cairns Arena I worked at the snack bar where I was responsible for cooking food, running the cash register, and interacting with customers. I worked during local and traveling hockey games.

Lyric Theatre is a theatre company based in Vermont that puts on two professional productions a year. Under the supervision of Executive Director, Syndi Zook, I learned all about the inner workings of a theatre company. I was in charge of documenting and scrapbooking previous productions, mailing important letters, and organizing the warehouse. This internship taught me a lot about what it takes to run a successful business and how much community support is needed.

Very Merry Theater is a theater company that creates opportunities for teens to put on productions. They get to build sets, act, and learn about all the behind the scenes work. I worked as a counselor there for a summer and got to work hands on with kids ages 6-12. This involved running theater games, reviewing lines, and directing miniature scenes.