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In an early startup environment, I worked directly with parents and teachers to open their own microschools. I supported the CEO, COO, and CRO in the development of the sales funnel by implementing processes and tools to aid in customer tracking and satisfaction. I fielded calls, emails, helped manage our online hub for parents/teachers, did competitor research, assisted marketing, and worked closely with the product team as they developed an online marketplace for microschools.

I supported indirect and direct purchasing managers in their daily work efforts. I was responsible for an eCommerce RFP – I fielded vendor questions, scheduled calls, participated in the analysis, and was a liaison between purchasing and marketing. I conducted data analyses, performed audits of inefficient processes, suggested improvements, and reorganized internal team sites.

I supported the Director of Operations at QH by acting as a liaison between clinical areas, mangers, and the operations team. I performed data analyses, research trends in insurance, create project management documents, research inefficiencies, develop frameworks for phone call analysis, and document processes such as the movement of employees around the building.

I was responsible for organizing and managing large amounts of data, creating an organization-wide relational database, managing grant proposals, creating public materials and infographics, and analyzing data.

I supported the Foundation employees by managing all social media platforms, working with guest bloggers from around the world, creating surveys, conducting data projects, managing the awards program, and doing research for future initiatives.

I taught computer courses to adults in the Lexington community, ranging from keyboard basics to advanced Excel. I created a new computer class titled “Facebook for Business.” I also staffed Job Lab, a job help center, where I helped patrons create resumes, update resumes, and apply for jobs.

Customer service, cash register, preparing drinks, multitasking, stocking, cleaning.

I created local foods brochures for four cities in Kentucky with large refugee populations. The brochures highlighted local farmers markets, CSA's, and the variety of fruits/vegetables available in Kentucky. They were translated into 12 languages and distributed to refugee centers in the four cities.