Maintain hyper-engaged audiences of 500,000+ on TikTok and 100,000+ on Instagram with content about parenting and relationships. In a 60-day period on TikTok, I amassed over 100 million views, 63 million unique viewers, and 1 million shares on TikTok. In mid-October, I averaged 25,000 new followers per day. In a 30-day period on Instagram, I picked up 100,000 new followers. All of this by creating an emotional connection with my audience and focusing on storytelling above all else.- As… Show more Maintain hyper-engaged audiences of 500,000+ on TikTok and 100,000+ on Instagram with content about parenting and relationships. In a 60-day period on TikTok, I amassed over 100 million views, 63 million unique viewers, and 1 million shares on TikTok. In mid-October, I averaged 25,000 new followers per day. In a 30-day period on Instagram, I picked up 100,000 new followers. All of this by creating an emotional connection with my audience and focusing on storytelling above all else.- As a cancer survivor and digital influencer I have partnered with Canadian Blood Services and provided unprecedented results including the highest one-week increase in stem cell donor registrants, work which is saving lives. Creation of TikTok ads and appearance at activations resulted in 163% increase in monthly conversions, $182 decline in average cost per acquisition, and 58% decrease in landing pagebouncebacks for Canadian Blood Services.- Created and launched a custom campaign for Buck Naked Soap geared at establishing the brand with a focus on social justice, intersectional sustainability, and eco-consciousness. Increased engagement byover 1,300% and led a collaboration with One Drop, providing safe drinking water. Created a custom bank of video and photo content and designed and executed a quarterly content calendar.- Produced videos for YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram to promote the Canadian SongwritersHall of Fame gala and presenting and nominated artists. The campaign led to a completely sold-out show at Massey Hall and featured Alanis Morissette, Bryan Adams, and Olivia Rodrigo. Show less

Kolter & Casey-Jo | Weekdays 3-7pm on 102.1 the Edge Toronto and 7-9pm on FM96 London

Kolter & Meredith | Weekdays 3-7pm on 102.1 the Edge Toronto

Coverage over Christmas 2017, then full-time the following March.

I host Drive with Helen & Kolter. It's a lot of fun. Even though my co-host is British, she's not a bad person. Last Christmas, she bought me a bottle of really good gin. I thought we weren't exchanging presents, so I didn't get her anything. Boy, was my face red! Maybe she did it on purpose.Best thing I ever did: Dubai's really hot, so for two weeks, I cooked food on the roof of the radio station. Steak, eggs, pancakes, cookies, frozen pizza, and tempura shrimp cooked. Chicken… Show more I host Drive with Helen & Kolter. It's a lot of fun. Even though my co-host is British, she's not a bad person. Last Christmas, she bought me a bottle of really good gin. I thought we weren't exchanging presents, so I didn't get her anything. Boy, was my face red! Maybe she did it on purpose.Best thing I ever did: Dubai's really hot, so for two weeks, I cooked food on the roof of the radio station. Steak, eggs, pancakes, cookies, frozen pizza, and tempura shrimp cooked. Chicken, popcorn, and Yorkshire puddings (and gravy!) did not. Show less

I left my girlfriend in Toronto (don't worry, we ended up getting married!) and moved to a small oil town in Northern British Columbia. Rent was super high and I wasn't making much money, so I drove a crummy car and ate a lot of rice. The whole experience was amazing, and I wouldn't trade it for the world. But maybe for a better car.Best thing I ever did: I suspected my neighbour might have been a serial killer, so I secretly monitored him for two weeks. Spoiler: he was not a serial… Show more I left my girlfriend in Toronto (don't worry, we ended up getting married!) and moved to a small oil town in Northern British Columbia. Rent was super high and I wasn't making much money, so I drove a crummy car and ate a lot of rice. The whole experience was amazing, and I wouldn't trade it for the world. But maybe for a better car.Best thing I ever did: I suspected my neighbour might have been a serial killer, so I secretly monitored him for two weeks. Spoiler: he was not a serial killer. Show less

I built and maintained social media presences for two adult dating websites. I will absolutely not give you their names, but I will tell you this: I gained 2,000+ Facebook likes and 3,500+ Twitter followers, organically, in two quarters. I interacted with customers and made them feel valued and appreciated. At least, that's what a bunch of them told me.

This was the best non-broadcasting job I've ever had. We paired corporations (TELUS, Trojan, and Tylenol, among others) with carnival equipment (rock climbing walls, jumping castles, and mechanical bulls, among others). My team made it possible for brands to develop sincere and long-lasting decisions with first-time decision makers during frosh week.I helped pitch and close 9 clients for a national marketing campaign, increasing profit by 27% over the previous year. I personally hired… Show more This was the best non-broadcasting job I've ever had. We paired corporations (TELUS, Trojan, and Tylenol, among others) with carnival equipment (rock climbing walls, jumping castles, and mechanical bulls, among others). My team made it possible for brands to develop sincere and long-lasting decisions with first-time decision makers during frosh week.I helped pitch and close 9 clients for a national marketing campaign, increasing profit by 27% over the previous year. I personally hired and trained 50 brand ambassadors, and oversaw the execution of a 22-campus marketing tour. Show less

I was one of the only first-year Ryerson students to ever host his own show. When I wasn't on the air, I was producing and board-opping for others. In fact, I spent so much time in the building, management eventually made me CKLN's ambassador. I represented the station at the 2011 National Campus and Community Radio Association in Halifax, Nova Scotia.In the Summer of 2011, the station, after having its license pulled, dissolved. I put my heart and soul into CKLN, and it was really… Show more I was one of the only first-year Ryerson students to ever host his own show. When I wasn't on the air, I was producing and board-opping for others. In fact, I spent so much time in the building, management eventually made me CKLN's ambassador. I represented the station at the 2011 National Campus and Community Radio Association in Halifax, Nova Scotia.In the Summer of 2011, the station, after having its license pulled, dissolved. I put my heart and soul into CKLN, and it was really upsetting to see it go; it was kind of like losing your first girlfriend. Show less