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Baked Provisions is a home-based bakery specializing in breads, sweets, and bite-sized treats.Between May and October, Baked Provisions can be found at the Owen County Farm and Craft Market. Throughout the year, we provide custom orders for households, groups, organizations, and companies.

Reputation Management. Copywriting. Content Creation. Strategy. Community Partnership. Public Relations. Media Relations. Research. Poverty Analysis. Digital Content Production. Vendor Management.

Celebrate. Empower. Reward. Direct sales. Party planner. Organization. Problem solver. Trend setter.

Share Jesus. Plan events. Teach. Write curriculum. Outreach. Encouragement. Manage volunteers. Assist in running food pantry. Create communication campaigns. Engage with various audiences.

Strategize. Research. Branding. Training. Event Planning. Vendor Management. Traditional Marketing. Scripting. Consumer Engagement. Partnership.

Social Media Efforts. Database Management. Copywriting. Newsletter and Internal Communication Writing and Design. Professional List-Maker. Online Store Management. Event Planner. Internal Fun Manager. Budget Keeper.

Track Circular Ad Inclusions. Research. Create Reports. Marketing Collateral Conception. Strategize. Campaign Tracking. List Keeping. In-Store Visits.

In this capacity, I served as a project manager and program coordinator for the Infrastructure Management Institute's (now known as the Center for Applied Informatics) student-run outreach arm of the College of Informatics. Most notably, I coordinated efforts to commemorate Borland Stadium at Ryle High School through a dedication ceremony and memory video of the late Clifford Borland.

The mission of the INTERalliance IT Career Camp is to introduce high-school students, firsthand, to the way technology can help to solve real-world problems. As the Program Coordinator, it was my responsibility to meticulously plan all of the details of the camp, including student registration and accommodations, media relations, partner opportunities, logistics and scheduling.

As a graduate assistant, I had the opportunity to create a creative platform for the newly formed College of Informatics (COI) at Northern Kentucky University. The entirety of my assistantship was dedicated to researching, crafting, and executing public relations and marketing tactics, promoting the COI as an innovative and invigorating place for both students and staff.

My tenure as Firm Director for Norse PRovisions stemmed from the birth of the firm. As the director, I played an integral role in determining the clients we served and the role we played in their overall communication strategy. I coordinated public relations campaigns and served as the face of the firm during official interaction and recognition both at NKU and in the public sphere.

As a sales concierge at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, I was tasked with maintaining a storefront and assisting travelers with their technological and communication needs. My daily tasks included staying up-to-date on the latest technology and recommending new product lines for the store, maintaining a professional and friendly atmosphere for business and personal travelers, and meeting a sales quota. In this role, I also designed in-store promotional materials and… Show more As a sales concierge at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, I was tasked with maintaining a storefront and assisting travelers with their technological and communication needs. My daily tasks included staying up-to-date on the latest technology and recommending new product lines for the store, maintaining a professional and friendly atmosphere for business and personal travelers, and meeting a sales quota. In this role, I also designed in-store promotional materials and internal newsletters for the CVG team. Show less

In the summer of 2007, I worked closely with the Grant County Center to improve collateral pieces used for prospective students.

As an intern with Freedman, Gibson & White I had the opportunity to jump head-first into the world of traditional public relations. I was tasked with keeping a dynamic hit/mention tracker, copy-editing articles and advertisements for clients, and researching new and exciting ways to ensure our clients were portrayed positively to the public.