I've taught 100's of professionals, especially working mothers, how to build the career of their dreams while protecting work-life balance. Trusted as an expert speaker and 1:1 career coach by IBM, Wayfair, Priceline, Georgetown University, and the Mom Project, among others. I lead interactive speaking engagements that consistently get a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 9+. Attendees leave with actionable tools and strategies to immediately improve their job and careers, a fresh perspective on what's possible, and an increased sense of belonging and support. I love helping 1:1 coaching clients' get more clarity and confidence in their next career steps and how to easily achieve them; significantly less stress in managing working parenthood; improved work-life balance; and more happiness at home and work.Most popular speaking and coaching topics:- Build Your Ideal Career Path Today- Self-Advocacy Bootcamp- How to Make “Return to Office” Work for Your Career- Get Unstuck in Your Career in 45 Mins- Building Better Boundaries at Work & Home- Having It All: Find (and Keep!) Work-Life Balance Throughout Your Career- How to Thrive at Work Before and/or After Parental Leave- How to Pivot Careers- How to Come Back Confident after a Career Break

I lead global social media, influencer marketing and analyst relations for LinkedIn Talent Solutions (LTS), LinkedIn’s largest business unit. LTS generated more than $3.5B+ in revenue in 2019.

Covering for someone on maternity leave, I lead corporate social media strategy at LinkedIn. I managed LinkedIn's Social Media Center of Excellence and coordinated an international team of social media managers. I also served as chief editor for LinkedIn's corporate blog, crafted and implemented corporate social media strategies, advised on social brand campaigns and managed LinkedIn's official social media properties on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+ and more.

Promoted from Social Media Strategist to an expanded marketing scope, lead the World Bank's digital marcomms strategy for the South Asia region (includes India, the World Bank's largest client).Led strategy, execution and optimization of digital content to drive user growth and engagement on World Bank’s South Asia-related websites, primary blog and social media accounts (11 total channels).Collaborated with cross-functional team based in the US, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka to execute digital marcomms content + social strategies and initiatives around major report launches and events, issue advocacy campaigns, the World Bank President’s trips to the region and youth tech-related grant competitions.Trained 60+ operational, communications and research staff on how to leverage digital communications and tools to help advance the World Bank's mission. Oversaw the work of two producers.Regularly produced and/or edited feature stories, blogs, online chats, videos, and social media content using internal data and leveraging external trends to engage existing audiences and acquire new users.Test and optimize content across multiple channels, including social platforms and search.Develop standards, processes and best practices for digital content creation and distribution, ensuring all content is on-brand and consistent with brand voice.Advised senior communications managers on digital crisis communications strategies. Developed a social media issue monitoring system.Analyze and report on content performance to senior management and key stakeholders.

Promoted from Social Media Community ManagerDesign, deliver and evaluate World Bank's global corporate social media strategy, brand campaigns and digital marketing across multiple platforms, geographies, languages.Day-to-day:Manage the World Bank's English corporate social media presence on day-to day basis on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Tumblr, Google+, Instagram, Rebelmouse, Storify, Visual.ly.Crisis and reputational risk communications, including monitoring, flagging, evaluating, advising and coordinating social media responses.Coordinate with communications, multimedia and marketing colleagues worldwide to create and deliver engaging content for specific audiences. This includes blogs, videos, slideshows, images, infographics, dataviz, press releases, and live events from every region of the world, covering over 10 sectors (public health, education, good governance, energy, food, etc.).Manage relationship with social media marketing vendors (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Spruce Media) and enterprise-level monitoring and analysis tools (Hootsuite, Crimson Hexagon, Ubervu).Build and maintain partnerships with influencers, nonprofit organizations, United Nations agencies, and social media companies: Tumblr, Instagram and LinkedIn.Train colleagues in social media best practice.± Results:Increased World Bank Klout score from 63 to 96; @worldbank Twitter following by over 300%; World Bank Facebook fans from 150k to 1.1M; social engagement by over 150%.Designed & launched World Bank Tumblr, Instagram, Rebelmouse, Visual.ly --recognized as industry best practice. Established World Bank's Buzzfeed presence.Designed, led and managed "What Will It Take to End Poverty?"​ and "​#1dollar" global online campaigns totaling 1B+ impressions, 250k+ social actions & 40+ organic media hits globally.Developed trainings on dataviz; managing social media crises; digital marketing; community management; social media for events; running online/offline campaigns.

Promoted from this position after 1 year. See above.

Created & implemented successful digital communication strategy for a tech startup in financial services. Increased brand awareness for company with reputational risk issues. Drove paid, owned and earned media on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and external blogs through blogger outreach. Managed customer FAQs and blog comment sections of website. Managed marketing associates.± Results: 200% increase in sales. 1800% increase in Facebook & Twitter following. Secured press coverage in 7 of 10 national media outlets. 250% increase in banking sector partnerships, which helped increase brand's legitimacy in the financial services market.

Operational, communications and fundraising support for youth livelihoods and gender equality pilot programs in post-conflict East African countries. Developed almost all program communications, including articles, case studies, funding proposals, pitches and presentations tailored to specific donors.. Represented the programs at international conferences. Worked in French and English.

Lobbied US Congress for increased foreign aid funding. Wrote advocacy "calls to action" and online petitions to support refugee aid. Organized large advocacy events on the Hill and around Washington, DC.