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Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

Junior Publicist and Personal Branding Consultant for Hollywood's Best Behind-The-Scenes Talent

Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

- Provide a safe space for people, many with autism and social disorders, to feel valued and comfortable. - Counsel people through life difficulties through active listening, emotional support, and actionable advice for improved mental health.- Maintain positive communication and efficient scheduling for clients.

Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

Freelance Work for:Bukumni Grace, Black Women Lead, The Push for Permission (Postpartum Depression Documentary), EXACT Publicity

Los Angeles, California, United States

Black Women Lead is a non-profit that is committed to being at the front lines of the human rights movement while amplifying Black Women's and underrepresented voices and leadership abilities within the LA area.I assist the founder, Shannon Morton, with the following and more:- Design social media content, event flyers, and other brand materials.- Promote BWL and its events to increase volunteers, donations, and press.- Facilitate the development and execution of community outreach programs and social justice events.- Assist in all things digital including website & link updates, online orders, and online account management.

Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

Executed daily real-time editing of incoming news coverage and distributed it directly to AT&T and its affiliates, including direct communication with former CEO Randall L. Stephenson, WarnerBros, and Xander. Used Bloomberg and Critical Mention to create coverage reports. Was praised by the founder of the AT&T/FleishmanHillard monitoring program, Kay O’Neal, for creating reports that were “extremely well done.”Completed daily, weekly, and monthly coverage and review reports for Samsung VDGBM that were detailed and timely. Was praised by the account lead for “taking feedback to heart and having noticeably implemented it into the reporting”, as I took on the role.Stayed actively engaged with major happenings in the political landscape, voter engagement initiatives, and coverage on Civic Alliance and it’s member companies for weekly reports. Provided research, analysis, creative ideas, and counsel surrounding ways in which to increase awareness, coverage, and engagement for Civic Alliance, with colleagues commending op-ed article ideas. Supported pitch streams through media list building, pitch development, market research, reporter outreach, and media relations. Assisted in the brainstorming and development of new LTO brand strategy, with praises from the team for creating “beautiful” key brand statements made in “such a tight turnaround”. Played an active role in daily social media listening and traditional coverage monitoring for reports sent to Weber Metals executives. Conducted real-time crisis monitoring for flagged stories. Used Cision/TrendKite to conduct coverage tracking for Chase Southwest Credit Card announcements. Drafted recap report summaries with insights, quotes, and analysis from the coverage tracking results. Coordinated, prepared, and ran the network-wide annual Women’s Day event. Collaborated with Omniwomen members to brainstorm and generate creative event ideas and logistics for the 2020 Omniwomen calendar.

Denver, Co

I was an intern for Jason Siegel, a lifestyle photographer specializing in the music and apparel industries. Scroll through his Instagram and you’ll be drawn in by the faces of music powerhouses sandwiched between commercial work with major lifestyle brands.@jsiegelphotographyhttps://www.jsiegelphotography.com/homeHired in December 2018, I helped with day-to-day functions including; scheduling, researching, booking spaces, conducting orders, phone calls, and emails, and much more. In March 2019, I helped run a panel discussion event on the creative process, featuring creatives throughout the music, fashion, photography, and design fields. The speakers included: Griz, Jason Siegel, Adam Vicarel, and Alyssa Wasko. The main reason I was hired was to take his project, SHOOT PORTRAITS NOT PEOPLE, to a higher level. SHOOT PORTRAITS NOT PEOPLE is an anti-violence sculptural campaign made entirely of recycled camera equipment. The sculptures have been sold at different galleries and installations, including Evoke Contemporary in Santa Fe, NM and BLK MKT in Aspen, CO.Jason and I spent about a month re-branding the entire thing, sitting in on meetings with other artists and collaborating on a new design. Once the rebranding was complete, I created an entirely new website, including new copy, interactive layouts, and the creation of a video animation for the homepage using Illustrator and After Effects. I run the social media accounts for the project, which you can check out on Instagram @shootportraitsnotpeople. A week after the launch of the project's Instagram, it gained over 1,000 followers and almost 60,000 impressions. Because of the social media presence, Jason received hundreds of messages with people interested in buying one of his sculptures and has dozens of print orders in place. I also worked on establishing new PR events/opportunities for SPNP to grow.

Boulder, Co

I was part of CU Boulder's NSAC team!!! I was one of 18 students selected to work on the development of a real-world ad campaign, including research, strategy, creative work, budget, and media plan for Wienerschnitzel. This team operates like a real advertising agency and we compete with other college teams. On the team, I handled a lot of primary research for the project. I personally created a survey with almost 1,000 respondents and conducted over 20 one-on-one interviews. I individually shot and produced videos for the project including recaps of interviews and a mini commercial. I was also responsible for logistics and day-to-day operations. With the team, I helped with the generation of the strategy, campaign and its creative executions- especially with PR, video, and music-related executions.At the regional competition held on April 27th, 2019, I was in charge of coordinating the entire competition day for the 200+ guests, ensuring that everything went smooth from set up to clean up. I was also responsible for filming every team's presentations at the competition. Competing against six other universities at the regional competition, my team won with the best plans-book/strategy as well as the best creative execution!!!!

Boulder, Colorado

With a budget of over $24 million, the University of Colorado has the most autonomous student government in the nation. Dealing with student fees, I was able to gain new perspectives and insights on how to better the campus for all students. I am honored to have represented 33,246 students at such a prestigious university and hope my work left an impact during my time as Chief of Staff. The opportunity improved my entire skillset immensely but has especially improved my skills in organization, communication, timeliness, and management. Some of my daily duties included the following:Managed 24 employees, overseeing all projects. Handled all office communication by sending out weekly newsletters, organizing OneDrive, updating office calendar, scheduling, running meetings, & reviewing documents.Hire, train and manage fifteen “Freshman Council” interns.Oversee all CUSG activity, while helping manage and fund projects with a $24 million budget.Maintain a healthy office environment which includes planning retreats, activities, and workshops for staff.There are many other duties and tasks that I handled, but overall, the best part of my position was the change for the good. I was able to assist in REAL change on campus, whether it be through a new legislative bill or even a campus event. The University of Colorado Student Government continues to do everything in its power to change and improve the student experience, and the university as a whole--- and I am so lucky to have been a part of it.

Boulder, Co

- Elected Marshal from Nomination Committee out of 80 applicants.- Single-handedly held ‘ritual workshops’ teaching 97 new members about the sorority.- Planned out all the details for Initiation and other ritual events.- Raised most in the sorority of around 300 girls for a Children’s Hospital Dance Marathon.- Coached homecoming chant-off. Held efficient practices, handling 64 fraternity and sorority members; came in first place.As Marshal of Kappa Kappa Gamma, I served as chairman of the Ritual Committee. I was responsible for all services that use ritual, including the order of the chapter room, Inspiration Period, and Initiation. In this position, I organized lessons and created "ritual workshops". In the workshops, I taught the 97 new members about the history, rituals, values, and guidelines associated with Kappa Kappa Gamma. I had to not only plan and run the workshops, but also had to encourage the 97 members to attend uplift their spirits during the long sessions. I did so by adding creativity to the workshops, having the new members learn in fun, interactive ways. I was also responsible for organizing Initiation- the formal admittance into the sorority. On the board of Kappa Kappa Gamma, Beta Mu chapter, I was responsible for bringing in ideas, organizing, and running all sorority related events and tasks, including those categorized as academic, philanthropic, or financial.

Brisbane, Australia

In the summer of 2017, I went and traveled Australia on my own as a young 19-year old. But, being me, I couldn't go the summer without improving my resume in some way. Luckily enough, some new friends I met out there knew the people who ran Banana Life, a corporate event planning company that is passionate about building better team cultures.A few things I did include:- Aided in rebranding, including new design, website, and blog.- Created digital content for social media, including photos, graphics, and video. Used social listening to gain insight, interact with users, and repost relevant content.- Successfully assisted in the organization and execution of corporate events.I was traveling for part of the time, but feel so blessed to have found an internship that worked around my time adventuring the world, while being able to expand my skills in web design, video production, social media management, and event planning.

Boulder, Co

Six-time Emmy Award winning Pollak Productions a production company that produces video, commercial and still photography projects from concept to completion. Pollak Productions works both nationally and internationally with a network of accomplished film, TV and video professionals to create visually arresting images and compelling storytelling for every audience.Some of my duties and accomplishments include:- Coordinate projects including creative, scripting, directing, production, scouting, casting, logistics, and post-production.- Assisted in a shoot for WhiteWave. Sent out a casting call, communicated the organized information. Assisted on the set of a shoot- was paid for hard work by WhiteWave in an unpaid internship.- Planned and ran speaking event at WILD conference (over 300+ attendees)- Designed new business cards for Pollak Productions- designs then complemented by many.- Attended and spoke at meetings to assist boss in the creation of her new company. ------ In the position, I assisted in all of her projects to a great extent. Pollak Productions is a start-to-finish production service, so I aided her in the hire and coordination of everything from creative, scripting, directing, and producing to casting, location scouting, logistics, and post-production. I got to see first hand how much detail goes into bringing a story to life through video production. The most memorable shoot I helped with was for WhiteWave. I assisted in casting by receiving and organizing the casting information, and then helping to pick who would fit best/who to hire. On the WhiteWave shoot, I was completing any task that was needed in the moment, including making sure that the models got to the location, helping with the lighting, and more. I was paid for my hard work by WhiteWave even though I was in an unpaid internship.

Lafayette, Co

- Quickly emerged into an industry with no previous knowledge of it.- Personally captured and edited photos and videos that were used for company content. Revamped and created online content including websites and social media.- Researched oil markets each week and used Excel to document market trends to create weekly market updates for the whole company and give suggestions based off findings. Received recognition from boss and fellow employees for the content.- Assisted in rebranding including the strategy, creative, and media planning, as well as updated socials and website.

Boulder, Colorado

Managed all organization and communication of the campaign including branding, advertising tactics, and scheduling for each candidate to ensure as much campus outreach and media exposure as possible.Attended over 60 campus events, clubs, and student meetings in order to get support, give speeches about Empower, and gain more insight into student needs.Managed all digital content including creating graphic content, scripting videos, and scheduling social media posts.Won the election, with around 70% of the overall votes.

Highlands Ranch, Co

Coordinated, and lead ‘miracle minute’ to raise $3,300 for the family of a teacher that had recently passed away. Most money raised in a ‘miracle minute’ by $2700. In order to increase student-to-staff relations, came up with an idea for a video where staff members share personal facts. Organized, filmed, and edited video on my own. Brought Principle Jerry Goings to tears.Elected as the head of advertising committee for prom, leading to a significant increase in attendance at Prom 2014.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Strategic Communication, Senior

Activities and Societies: Marshal of Kappa Kappa Gamma, CMCI Diversity and Inclusion Board, CU Boulder NSAC (National Student Advertising.

Business Minor - Min, Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies

Activities and Societies: Actual completion date is May 2019. Had to change to 2018 so that LinkedIn didn't put this as my main education.