Cultivated partnerships and produced large-scale fundraising events that centered, affirmed, and celebrated Caldera's community of youth and artists.

Ensured the smooth management of renowned art center’s administration, daily operations, facility rental program, technology infrastructure, and internal communication systems. Earned Income & Events:- Directed all aspects of the facility rental program from inquiry to production.- Boosted rental frequency to 50+ events annually and increased earned income to $200,000+.- Planned and implemented 20+ seasonal open studio days with 1,000+ attendees. Led team of 18 in the production of this seasonal event.Technology & Data Management:- Executed campus-wide internet system upgrade resulting in higher speeds and increased connectivity.- Oversaw cross-departmental FileMaker database conventions, maintenance, and data entry processes. Communication & Program Administration:- Developed outreach and engagement strategies for facility rental program. Wrote copy, designed collateral, and maintained web and social media presence. - Coordinated complex organizational schedule of internal events, public programs, and rentals. Developed systems for managing shared resources and calendars.- Lead member of staff team focused on organization’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives.Community Engagement & Partnership Development:- Spearheaded media preservation-focused partnerships and grants to digitize archival recordings.- Served as organizational “host” and first point of contact for email and phone inquiries; welcomed and oriented visitors, supporters, artists, and clients to the campus. - Administrative liaison to the National Park Service business office and Park Partner organizations.- Member of long-term strategic planning and campus visioning task forces in collaboration with architects, designers, Board Members, and senior staff. Supported development of long-lead budgets and timelines and strategized organizational impact and earned income opportunities.

Venue coordinator and facility point person during Saturday wedding events of up to 175 guests.

Created an online guide exploring the work of arts and culture incubators. The guide featured interviews with arts leaders, a collection of relevant research, and a database of operating arts incubators. The project is the result of research conducted by four 2013-14 Emerging Arts Professionals fellows within the Research & Development concentration.

Supported the Annual Giving Program’s end-of-year campaign and provided administrative support to the Museum's Board of Trustees.

Cultivated support for the museum through interaction with current and prospective members throughout the course of several popular museum exhibitions.

Led public and private tours of a globally recognized contemporary art museum collection featuring site-specific works by Donald Judd, Roni Horn, Dan Flavin, John Chamberlain and more.

Catalogued artist’s community-development focused work; “Our Oakland” library project and “Chinese Whispers” storytelling project.