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New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

Lead a team of 10, emphasizing clear communication and collaboration among team members; maintain excellent communication with internal and external audiences; assist in organizing firm-wide events and high profile meetings; generate and format daily reports for a team of 50; utilize trackers to gather and analyze data for informed decision-making; develop.

Reading, Pennsylvania, United States

Formatted numerous sales and internal documents using PowerPoint and Word – completed ~100 high-quality slides per day; maintained overall polish and consistency across company documents, aligning them with the brand's communication guidelines and ensuring a professional and coherent image; demonstrated adaptability by tailoring presentations to match.

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, United States

Designed graphics for multiple platforms, including social media and hand-out materials; authored engaging content for a monthly newsletter at WhirliGig Unique Boutiques; created compelling social media posts for Evo 206 Coffee Company; oversaw inventory management and curated product photographs for the WhirliGig Unique Boutiques retail website.

Kutztown University

Formulated an extensive social media strategy, involving brand refinement, content creation, and posting schedule aimed at engaging a student audience of 270 about health-related topics; achieved a remarkable 330% growth in social media following; composed and designed informative brochures and flyers utilized university-wide to effectively communicate.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Area

Researched healthcare programs around the country to generate new ideas for Capital BlueCross programs; analyzed member data in Excel and Looker to understand the health needs of members; drafted press releases, SMS messages, and email marketing campaigns to boost the adoption of Virtual Care; researched food deserts in Pennsylvania and presented ideas to.

Kutztown University

Managed the coordination of campus-wide events, managing attendance ranging from 50 to 800; facilitated weekly board meetings with 40 members; collaborated closely with the Office of Student Involvement to hire vendors and performers, liaised with other campus organizations, and approved event designs and marketing materials.