Lee Laughlin Email & Phone Number

Concord, New Hampshire, US

East Hampstead, NH, US

I co-founded this organization with six other people. I am the last remaining active co-founder. I was 14 before I met anyone else with albinism. It is important to me for others to have the opportunity to connect and share experiences. Fundraising 2022 to Present Working on fundraising initiatives that engage the albinism community, spread awareness, and.

Boston, MA, US

• Work closely with the leadership team to support administrative, sales, and marketing projects.
• Create sales and marketing pieces including graphic design and text.
• Maintain website and social media presence while respecting client and partner promotional parameters.
• Photograph client sites for documentation and marketing materials.
• Create and procure promotional items (apparel, giveaways, safety gear).
• Organize trade show presence including procurement of booth, shipping, and staffing.

Concord, NH, US

Regularly contributed essays on issues of concern to New Hampshire residents.

Co-founder, regular contributor and technical manager of a blog by writers for writers. A list of my posts can be found at http://nhwn.wordpress.com/author/laughlinl/, or visit the home page at http://nhwn.wordpress.com.

• Collected monthly progress reports and information updates from 5 den leaders, the Committee Chair, Cub Master and NH Boy Scout Council affiliate. I used this information to write a monthly update for our local paper.
• Successfully planned and executed a fundraising campaign to enlist the help of local businesses (e.g. New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Dunkin' Donuts and Red Roof Inn) to purchase Class B uniform t-shirts for the pack..
• Collaborated with Committee Chair, Cubmaster and Den leaders to organize, promote and execute traditional Cub Scout Events (Pinewood Derby), and community service events.

HomeTips4Women was an online community designed by Tina Gleisner to give women homeowners the inspiration, knowledge and resources to become confident homeowners. I worked closely with Tina to create search friendly, web content that supports these goals.

• I started coordinating communications for my daughter's Brownie troop and was quickly asked to write the monthly Girl Scout Update for our town paper.
• Advised 5-8 troop leaders of monthly submission deadline. Collected information from 5-8 troop leaders on the girls' activities, badges earned and community service projects. Some leaders provided completed updates.
• Drafted introductory text to inform Girl Scouts and other readers of upcoming activities offered at the local, council and national levels.
• Photographed events. Edited photos and submitted to local paper and Council for inclusion in statewide publications.

• Communicated sales information and strategies from Council to leaders and parents.
• Collected order forms and entered information into online order system.
• Distributed thousands of boxes of product, processed exchanges and ordered additional stock.
• Arranged and promoted "Booth Sales" in high-traffic locations, including necessary permits and funds.
• Insured timely collection of funds and completion of all required paperwork.
• During peak sale seasons this position took up anywhere from 15-20 hours a week.

New Hampshire based freelance writer, who to helped small businesses and non-profit organizations share their story and/or information about their products and services.

• I was the creative and organizational force behind Fearless Events. From site selection through on-site execution, I was as passionate about the success of the event as my clients were. I pulled all the details.
• Site location and selection
• Contract negotiation
• Theme generation and execution
• Registration services
• Speaker identification and preparation

For more than six years, I had the honor and pleasure of creating content focused web sites for small businesses and non-profit organizations.

Chestnut Hill, MA, US

Back in the Dark Ages, few people had cell phones and Internet access was via a dial-up modem. The AGORA project brought high-speed Internet and individual phone lines to each dorm room. I had a blast living on the cutting edge (for the time) teaching faculty, staff and students about the power of the Internet.

London, GB

Chestnut Hill, MA, US

M.Ed., Educational Media And Technolgy

Ba, Communications