I'm thrilled to be a part of the innovative, international team at Alpha Publishing. In my new role, I manage employees located around the world, and ensure the high quality of our content across all of Alpha's exceptional educational programs. I'm trusted with overseeing brand new products designed to change the educational landscape for students across the MENA region. I'm lucky to work closely with our General Manager and Content Manager, both of whom are not only talented but extremely dedicated to the the children we serve. Our mission is to inspire lifelong curiosity in our students, and set them on the path to success.*Manage editorial and production teams. *Liaise with vendors to ensure company vision and voice is being represented *Collaborate with project manager to ensure timeframe and budgets are met *Work hands-on with freelancers to help out with writing, editing, and content development as needed*Create and maintain an environment of trusted teamwork and motivated team members by ensuring their voices are heard and needs are met*Collaborate with the General Manager and Content Manager to ensure Alpha's programs are running smoothly and in line with our product goals.

Oversee the content development of an English Language Arts program for grades 3-5, focusing on students in the MENA region. Our new product includes print components for students and teachers, as well as a digital element. I've been on this project since its inception and have developed and implemented a full curriculum based on a new scope and sequence which aligns with CCSS, and relies on the science of reading as its pedalogical backbone. Writing and editing of fiction, nonfiction, student-facing lessons and more.

I manage both large- and small-scale projects through all stages, from inception to production. I excel at turning chaos into collaborative, motivated teams, and take pride in meeting my clients' needs and exceeding their goals. I'm comfortable working with everyone from C-level clients to creative teams of writers, editors and designers.

I write and edit nonfiction content on a variety of academic subjects (K-12) including biology, chemistry, ELA, geography and cultural studies, and primary math. Experience writing student and teacher texts, as well as assessments correlated to various state standards. I consider writing my craft, and I'm honored to put it to use inspiring life-long learners.

Shared a message of compassion for all living creatures to empower a global audience and create a kinder, more sustainable future. I offered concierge-level service customized learning experiences. With over 250 rescued residents, 336 acres, and a very small full-time staff, I was lucky enough to gain significant experience in many aspects of running a nonprofit animal sanctuary & nature preserve.• Catered to traditional and nontraditional educators by sculpting individualized learning plans that met local and state education standards across a variety of disciplines: earth and life sciences, global citizenship, social-emotional learning, ELA, STEAM, and more• Wrote, edited, and designed all external communications including including website pages, newsletters, email campaigns, appeals, grants, acknowledgements, the Sanctuary's magazine, "Tamerlaine Trends", and digital book, "Protecting Farmed Animals" • Implemented outreach efforts to scale our humane education program by building relationships with schools and other educational institutions, executed strategic growth plans, established an international audience, curated relevant and media content, and built an empowered youth base; collected and analyzed data to track efficacy of our learning programs• Headed up advocacy efforts by working with coalitions to affect legislative change, developing toolkits and action plans, providing instructional materials to new advocates of all ages• Planned and executed a "Kind Kaporos", a family event featuring a chance to learn about our Cornish Cross chickens and partake in a ritual that does not cause their suffering• Assisted with event planning, including yearly fundraising gala each summer, and family event each fall; planned and executed "Kid Korral" with fun, educational activities for children and families• Managed humane education interns and volunteers assisting with the Kid Korral

I was part of the team that launched the first-ever M&D international sales office and showroom in New York City. I exceeded sales expectations and built new account bases overseas to become the top performer for our pioneer sales force. I sold, marketed to, and managed an international (Canada, Ireland, and UK) account base with over 700 retailers and distributors for this world-class, educational toy company in excess of $2M.

GenZ was a start-up website. I worked closely with its founder to prepare it for launch. Being part of something from start to launch was a great learning experience. I loved being part of such a challenge. I developed and managed all editorial aspects for grades K-5, such as: *hiring and supervising a team of writers and editors and negotiating contracts with them*maintaining budget specifications* writing web content and marketing copy*finding and assigning daily content*trafficking the product through all stages of production*overseeing and finalizing each of our daily submissions for the first year*researching similar products and already-established markets

I was part of a wonderful team here. Together we planned and implemented the development of the nation's best-selling elementary health and science program. My responsibilities included assisting with in-house project management, managing vendors and freelance hires, researching, writing, and editing various health and science ancillary materials, and assisting in marketing plans by attending teacher forums and organizing feedback used to track teaching trends.

This position allowed me to broaden my writing horizons, in that I researched and wrote investigative business reports for high-end clients, including C-level executives in the financial sector. I also conducted research using private and public databases, as well as media and business reporting sources, to analyze the soundness of prospective business deals. The best part? Conducting telephone interviews as part of my research.

How lucky was I to work at Random House as my first publishing experience? I was able to roll up my sleeves and dig in by:*writing copy for catalog, book jackets, and sales force materials*acquiring and editing new young adult manuscripts, and corresponding with their authors*I reported to Editorial Director, and assisted her with administrative tasks, manuscript selection and editing, and acquiring paperback rights from hardcover houses.