Makeup by Koko (2023-present & 2018)- Developed a renewed marketing strategy for the company to increase social media engagement, improve services offered, along with designing a new and more accessible website via Wix.- Designed and created the company’s initial website and brand strategy in 2019.XO Dance Label (March - June 2024)- Leading the relaunch of the Make A Move Youth Dance Program in Trinidad and Tobago schools- Organized and documented program goals, history and achievements translating them into a digital proposal pitched to over 50 schools.- Established budgets and presently writing grants to ensure financial sustainability and growth.- Overseeing the hiring and training of new coaches.Ambilofts (2024)- Created the logo, website and branding strategy for an up and coming talent management agency.Hololo Haven (2020-2024)- Enhanced HR infrastructure by creating positions, crafting an employee handbook and implementing performance management protocols.- Orchestrated a marketing strategy that elevated brand identity resulting in a remarkable 300% growth in social media following within a two-year period.- Advised on operations efficiency to improve consumer satisfaction and organizational productivity.Art Start (2022)-Collaborated on the creation and evaluation of budgets and financial documents.-Spearheaded the creation of the Financial Edge database for better management of the organization's finances. -Developed and completed the content and design for the organization’s new website.

- Ralph Lemon, "Chorus", "Rant" (2018-present), Amsterdam, Porto, New York, Los Angeles- Dave Williams, "I was Walking", Coco Dance Festival (2023), Trinidad and Tobago- Lagahoo Productions, Choreographer, "Splintered", (2023), London - Jamboree Entertainment, "Various costumed Carnival Performances", (2021-2022), New York, Florida- Havanna Fisher, "The Cotton Series" (2013-2022), New York- Ishamel Houston Jones, Souleymane Badolo, Nami Yamamato, Reggie Wilson, Neil Greenberg, Jeanine Durning; Eugene Lang College Performances and Student Recitals (2013-2017), New York- Noble Douglas Dance Company (2010-2013), Trinidad and Tobago - Performances with various choreographers and for concerts (2010-2013), Trinidad and Tobago

-Created and managed projected annual and quarterly budgets for the entire organization.-Oversaw the procedures for expense accounting and documentation in conjunction with the bookkeeper.-Managed human resources team, overseeing the recruitment, hiring, interviewing, onboarding and offboarding of all team members-Developed a systematic process for managing all legal compliance, contracts, and insurance.-Advised on and reviewed all marketing materials, social media strategy and website.

- Pioneered innovative partnerships with government, community, and corporate entities that saw a 25% increase in funding, new thriving program opportunities for the organization's constituents and a 20% increase in enrollment.- Managed the coordination, implementation, and assessment of all community programs and events that supported NYC and Milwaukee low-income children and teens.- Regulated and contributed to the organization's fundraising portfolio including grant writing, budgeting, contract management and securing new funding sources. - Served as the senior executive of the NYC location, increasing staff by 150% to meet growing demand for services.

- Guided a team of 10 Teaching Artists which drove exceptional program delivery and fostered artistic growth and development.- Effectively oversaw 20 weekly workshops that provided mentorship, creative engagement and educational opportunities for youth experiencing homelessness and navigating the justice system. - Liaised with partnering sites and community partners to ensure successful daily programming. - Supervised the intern and volunteer programs including recruitment, training and daily operations.

-Screened incoming leads and turn keyed into opportunities to grow and or improve the organization's programs.-Managed supply and office inventory including placing orders and disseminating to Teaching Artists.-Taught dance and theater workshops to youth experiencing homelessness and navigating the juvenile justice system.-Co-led the Emerging Artists Program, providing operations and programmatic support.

-Taught choreography techniques and dance to teens between the ages of 10 and 13 at a New York City homeless shelter-Taught visual arts workshops including painting, jewelry making and collaging to court-involved youth ages 13-17 at a New York City detention facility

• Taught Soca Fitness classes for adults and youth aged 4 to 12• Provided an opportunity for clients to engage in fitness through a combination of aerobic and Trinidadian stylistic movement

• Provide academic and administration information and guidance to students and the public.• Retrieve and input information digitally and physically into student files and a computer database.• Schedule and maintain appointments for six Academic Advisers.

• Arranged an interview process for 23 NEW INC members, alumni and mentors• Analyzed the interview results to enhance the NEW INC curriculum including the Mentorship and Alumni Programs• Designed and restructured the tools and protocol for the mentorship’s matching process• Supports the Consulting Director of Diversity and Strategic Partnerships with promoting inclusivity and building community amongst the NEW INC cohort through community-based events and a commitment to diversity

• Facilitated and promoted discussions amongst 18 students on youth involvement in social justice activities in cities• Assembled a Youth Urbanism catalog which focuses on youth led social justice organizations around the world• Reviewed students’ papers and provided supplementary research from the New York Public Libraries’ catalogs

• Designed and led visual and performing arts workshops for youth in homeless shelters• Constructed and administered youth surveys as a basis for research and reflection to measure the success of the Art Start program in one of the shelters