Lizzy Karp is a Grants Manager at The Kahlert Foundation. She possess expertise in social media, public relations, social media marketing, event planning, publicity and 37 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Lizzy and I were colleagues both at Village&Co. and Vancouver is Awesome. During my time working with Lizzy she produced thoughtful and well executed work for projects of varying scope and size. She undertook every task with the same level of professionalism and enthusiasm, and was a pleasure to work with. Not only is Lizzy's work of the highest standard, but she is also an excellent coworker, great storyteller, and an inspiring innovator - evidenced most prominently by her successful turn as co-founder and co-host of Rain City Chronicles. Lizzy would be an incredible asset to any team and I would not hesitate in recommending her.", "Paired with her magnetic personality, Lizzy has a truly original creative sense that appeals to people's hearts and heads simultaneously. Few people are able to conceive of an idea, execute it beautifully and avoid making enemies in the process, but Lizzy can do all of these and make it look easy. Her community-building instincts are unparalleled and it has been a priviledge to work with her these past three years.", and "Looking at Lizzy's professional background, project and account management perfectly describe her strengths, but they don't do her skills justice. Creative and enthusiastic, Lizzy is one the most "let's get in there and get it done" people I've ever worked with. Her chipper response of, "we can do this" is what I think of Lizzy in a professional setting. She is flexible and adaptable to any situation, in addition to being an incredibly quick study. Beyond her role as Account Manager, Lizzy is well-known to the arts community in Vancouver having co-founded and co-hosted the fantastic Rain City Chronicles for nearly three years. A night devoted to storytelling and cultivating personal connections, I have no hesitation in saying that it showed me the best parts of Vancouver in the short time that I've called this city home."