Katie Fraser Email & Phone Number

Greater Seattle Area

Greater Seattle Area

Greater Seattle Area

I work on the Beta Team for Thursday Night Football for Prime Video.

Greater Seattle Area

Greater Seattle Area

Greater Seattle Area

I coordinate marketing efforts, create analytic reports, and am head of business development for our Seattle market.

Greater Seattle Area

Created Twelve directly out of college. Worked on product design of all products, marketing, B2B and B2C sales, customer relations, advertising, financial analysis, and website development.• Revenue of more than $7500 in first month of starting the company.• Sold to prominent stores throughout the area and product exhibited in window displays outsidePikes Place and the Ave. Featured in 14 stores including the University Bookstore, Fireworks,Pirates Plunder, Rogue, and Simply Seattle.• Obtained over 18,000 Instagram followers and leveraged social media to launch new products.• Featured in the University of Washington Alumni Magazine Columns.

I assisted the merchandising team at Macklemore, LLC.

Greater Seattle Area

If I were to describe my position at Stash, it would be "Gets things done". I wore many hats and my accomplishments with Stash include:•Getting published in Geekwire•Working with the local Seattle and Portland news to run a story on Stash•Getting into an accelerator (Jones + Foster Accelerator)• Building a website from the ground up• Accepted into the Jones and Foster Accelerator program• Winning the eBay Marketplace award at the University of Washington Business Plan CompetitionI helped run the social media accounts for the company and took on the PR role (as shown in the above accomplishments). I also made strategic decisions on the operations of Stash, as well as, work on all matters involving finances.

Greater Seattle Area

Fanatic Apparel Northwest began as a project for a upper-level entrepreneurship course at the UW and has now transformed into a profitable start-up. With myself as the CEO, the business sold out it's entire inventory within the first month of operation. The product, a UW game-day scarf, has been recognizable across campus and is sold in the University Bookstore. The start-up has been extremely profitable, raising over $7000 in it's first 3 months. The product has been featured in magazines, including "Columns" the official UW Alumni magazine, and has been worn by notable UW people including the president, Michael Young. (RE-NAMED TWELVE)

Greater Seattle Area

Saltbox is one of the leading companies in Experience API (xAPI). Katie was put on board to help the world discover the truth about how useful xAPI is for companies in analyzing critical data. Her work consists of writing blogs, planning events, brainstorming marketing strategies, keeping the company active on social media, and any other tasks that come up through-out the day.For more information about xAPI, visit www.Saltbox.com

Greater Seattle Area

For the Business Plan Competition (BPC) at the Foster School of Business, Katie joined the company Cell Focus in it's earliest of stages; when it was just a product without any business plan in the works. For the 5 months in which Katie was part of the company, she helped design a marketing plan beginning with researching a target market, to implementing marketing strategies to hit the target market. For the BPC, Cell Focus made it to the Sweet Sixteen, a huge accomplishment for any start-up. Katie also helped pitch this idea to a round of judges for a mock "Shark Tank" collegiate competition, and took first place.