Kate Clark Email & Phone Number

Chattanooga, Tn, Us

Chattanooga, Tn, Us

I have worked as a Social Media/Web Design Consultant for local, small businesses in the Chattanooga area as well as several universities. Businesses that I've worked with include All About the Bride, Meant to Be Bridal, Chatta-Cakes Bakery, 2 on the Roof, Outings & Adventures, Kim's Nail Spa, River City Pottery, Austin Peay State University, Samford University, and Carolina One Real Estate. My duties included researching, scheduling, and creating social media content, data analysis, and social media management, web design, and website management.

Chattanooga, Tennessee, Us

In my role as the Director of People & Culture at Trident Transport, I shaped the company's narrative and fostered an exceptional workplace culture that surpassed our employees' expectations. With a deep commitment to Trident's brand, I consistently represented the company with passion and authenticity. I devoted my time to crafting compelling messages that resonate with our audience and embody the values of our organization. My unwavering dedication to Trident's success drove me to continuously elevate our brand presence and cultivate a workplace environment where every individual thrived.

As Marketing Director at Scenic City Boot Camp & Transformation Center, I spearheaded comprehensive marketing initiatives, overseeing all aspects of social media content creation and management, particularly on Facebook. In addition, I orchestrated the entirety of marketing, advertising, sales, web design, website management, graphic design, and branding efforts. I took the lead in driving sales for promotions and membership acquisitions, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and consistently achieving targets.

Previously, as Editor-in-Chief, I held pivotal responsibility for guiding the production of each print issue and online content, exercising final decision-making authority with precision and expertise. I effectively supervised staffing activities, ensuring seamless coordination and collaboration among team members. Additionally, I played a central role in staff training and development, leveraging my leadership skills to nurture talent and foster professional growth within the editorial team.

As the Multimedia Editor for The All State, my main focus and responsibilities were The All State's website and social media accounts. I maintained and updated the website and social media accounts regularly. Social media platforms that we used were Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Flicker. Some of my responsibilities included maintaining a blog writing staff, promoting content via social media, updating the website with fresh content daily and maintaining all multimedia accounts and platforms. I led the digital side of The All State with a staff of six bloggers.My behind-the-scenes work can be seen on The All State's website theallstate.org and on all their social media accounts: @TheAllState for Twitter, @theallstate_apsu for Instagram and The All State for Facebook.

Before my promotion to Multimedia Editor, I served as the Features Editor for The All State. I was responsible for designing and laying out the Features pages every week before publication. I maintained a staff of four writers, as well as writing some stories myself. I worked with Adobe InDesign to layout all my pages. The clips below are a few of the designs and stories I created during my time as Features Editor.

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During my time interning with The Leaf-Chronicle, I obtained some hands-on, professional work experience. In the beginning of my internship, I shadowed reporters and wrote some basic news stories based off of press releases, news releases and crime reports. Throughout the internship, I progressively added more experience under my belt. I did photography, video, editing video and expanded my writing skills to include breaking news coverage, social media coverage, enterprise pieces and human profiles. The examples listed below are only a few of the stories, photos and videos that have been published by The Leaf-Chronicle with my byline.