Laci Ogram Email & Phone Number

Spokane, Washington, United States

Freelancing has taught me to properly manage time and stay organized. Running a freelance business as a side hustle requires dedication, loyalty and some stamina as I'm responsible for not only performing the design work, but also being my own accountant, marketer, client relation specialist, and more. I love the flexibility it gives me but deadlines are.

I've worn many hats while working at AHA! Creative and I couldn't ask for a more enjoyable job. I love the team I work with and the clients that we get. We've gotten to work with a lot of smaller businesses in the CDA and Spokane area, and it's a privilege to help bring their vision and goals to fruition; helping them establish their brands identity and.

Spokane Valley, Washington, United States

Being a barista was a great opportunity to learn something new, in a new industry. It's much more than just making a cup of coffee. As a barista, I memorized many drink recipes and the drinks of our loyal customers. I got to meet and connect with some really great people. I got to be creative when coming up with new drinks or when catering a drink to.

During my time at StandOut! I worked closely with the project manager to ensure we were always organized and on schedule with all of our design projects. I also gained a working knowledge about setting up and preparing files for print material. Other duties I had while working at StandOut included meeting and communicating effectively via phone calls and.

Bed Bath & Beyond's number one priority is customer service and safety. Some days were spent behind the register answering phones, assisting customers, cashiering, gift wrapping and ensuring every customer that came into the store had a pleasurable shopping experience. Other days were spent under the "Inventory Control" title which included printing and.

For the fall semester of my senior year, I designed editorial spreads for Blot, a quarterly publication produced by the University of Idaho. My job was, not only to design spreads for the stories written, but to ensure they were cohesive with the overall style and theme throughout the entire publication. You can view the magazine on their website at.