The landscape for artist services is evolving and the formula for success has changed.Prime Artists is a next gen, multi-faceted artist services boutique whose main goal is to discover, develop, and launch the careers of artists around the globe.A Prime Social Group company, our mission is to assist musicians in making intelligent business decisions to maximize monetization of their craft and make a positive impact on society through the power of music.

Responsible for helping my clients (Baxter, Takeda, DRW) undergo Digital, IT, Workforce, and Security transformation to better serve their customers for the future.

Throughout my summer at EMC we were exposed to a multitude of different professional challenges. We began the program by spending three weeks in a classroom environment learning and being tested on emerging technologies. After graduating from the the classroom, we were then moved to the sales floor where we would call into EMC customer accounts and set appointments for ISR's to create company pipeline. While having to hit our quota of weekly dials and appointments, interns were also put into teams to compete against each other in what was called Intern Olympics, which consisted of 5 teams partaking in competitive presentations, projects, and weekly productivity. Awards:• Winner of Best Presenter Award• 2nd place contestant of Intern Olympics• Customer Simulation Finalist (out of 15 interns)

The Schey Sales Centre is a nationally ranked sales program at Ohio University that provides cross-disciplinary, competitive sales courses that enable students to learn about sales. The Schey is centered around exclusive professional development opportunities, formal mentoring, and also a 300+ hour sales internship requirement.

As a bartender, my responsibilities range from taking beverage orders directly from guests or patrons, collecting cash for beverages or drinks served and record sales, maintaining record and control of bar stock and arrange supplies and lastly, mixing drinks, water and other components to get ready cocktails and other drinks.

Phi Chi Theta is the largest business fraternity on campus at Ohio University. Immediately upon my initiation to the fraternity, I had an urge to challenge myself and test my leadership capacity. With no executive experience within the fraternity and only an Active of the Semester award to show, I ran for and was elected president of the organization after just one semester of being active. My description as president consisted of continuously motivating our members to better themselves as well as the organization, lead weekly executive meetings that were focused around maintaining organizational structure as well as continuous innovation, and also retain relationships with other organizations in the college of business. During my tenure we introduced a new rush sequence, new voting system, and took lead on a charitable cause called #UnionStreetStrong in which we sold t-shirts to raise money and awareness for the fire that took place on Union Street, for which we received recognition from the Columbus Dispatch and the Athens Post.

One of my biggest passions in life is music, and when I was a freshman at Ohio University, I had a vision to spread the music I love by putting on concerts throughout campus. I spent nights in my dorm scouting new and affordable talent while also looking for investments in my dream. Eventually through my work, I stumbled upon a company called Prime Social Group, and my endeavors took a turn for the best. Half way into my freshman year I started interning for the small company in Columbus, OH, a company that puts on concerts all over the nation. My goal was to bring them into the Athens market, but after working closely with management, I was told that Athens wasn't a suitable market because the town lacked venues to put on shows. Discouraged, I was still passionate about my dream and continued to pursue my vision. During this time, there was a privately owned music festival in the town called The Number Fest, which was notorious for it's popular brand amongst students but lacked the capital to bring in A list talent. It was at that time I had the idea for PSG to partner up with the fest to bring them into the market. PSG was able to bring capital funding to a music festival that needed it to grow, while also being able to merge with an already established and successful brand, eliminating risk to enter into the new market. The partnership has since then been a success, and after the deal took place I was appointed to be Regional Manager of the fest. In the four years of my tenure, we have entirely rebranded the fest, increased attendance more than 2x, and have been recognized by Billboard as the largest college music festival in the nation. My job description included managing a team of sales reps to an aggregate $50,000+ each year, conduct market research of the area, and establish/maintain relationships with all selling partners in the area.http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/code/6457986/number-fest-2015-diplo-schoolboy-q-makonnen-lineup-exclusive

The Integrated Business Cluster is a nationally recognized, problem-based program that emphasizes teamwork, time-management, business communication, and professional accountability. During my time in the cluster, I operated effectively in a team of five to create and deliver industry and company analysis and presented a marketing campaign aimed at maximizing future revenue growth.

Improved the marketing departments’ effort of reaching out to the target demographic by writing blogs for Kiawah’s social media campaign. Traffic on their blog pages was increased 15% during tenure of employment. Also during the my time in Kiawah I assisted with the setting up of events that housed over 150 people in attendance.

Employed during the summer 10-15 hours a week to enhance the service of a top ranked restaurant in the Cincinnati region. During this time I was tasked with a wide range of responsibilities to maintain diner satisfaction and a high amount of turnover.

In the first semester of my senior year in high school I led a team of 8 students through the development and implementation of a unique business plan for the Jovante Woods Foundation. After creating a strict business plan, we created and sold T-Shirts to target demographic based on market research. Throughout our selling process we raised over $10,000 for the Jovante Woods Foundation in just a month's sales. During the time of our campaign, we received recognition via interview from Bill Cunningham’s 700 WLW, Channel 12’s Good Morning Show, Fox Sports Ohio and more.Awards:Entrepreneur of the Year by Madeira High School

For the second semester of my senior year in high school I had a mentorship at a global business-to-business marketing agency. Throughout the semester my team and I work on a project to provide an extensive marketing campaign and presented plan to senior management.