Michelle Reddick Email & Phone Number

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Responsible for managing CNO's digital communities and setting the strategic direction for the ongoing growth and evolution of our social media channels. Accountable for strategy, delivery and success of content creation, community management and development, reporting and metrics, and risk management. In one year: social media audience net growth of 20%, engagement increase of 43%, and a 72% increase in click-through rate.

Toronto, Canada Area

Editor of The Standard. Responsible for the writing, content development, editing, and monthly publication of The Standard, a monthly digital magazine with over 180,000 subscribers about nursing regulation in Ontario, including updates to practice standards, changes to regulation and legislation, and other news affecting nursing practice.Strategic communications and content development on external and internal facing products for CNO.

Writing, content development, and monthly publication of The Standard, a monthly digital magazine with over 180,000 subscribers about nursing regulation in Ontario, including updates to practice standards, changes to regulation and legislation, and other news affecting nursing practice.

Toronto, Canada Area

News articles, product reviews, branded content development and creation, recipe editing and development, and strategic communications. See my work on SavvyMom.ca, thebabypost.com, UrbanMoms.ca, and more.

Toronto, Canada Area

Responsible for all content that appears on SavvyMom.ca, the running and daily upkeep of the site, and all its social media feeds. I create and produce seven weekly newsletters, coordinate with our large team of freelance writers and expert contributors, and frequently write content, including sponsored content. I also field pitches, copyedit, manage the editorial calendar, and attend industry events and previews.

Responsible for all content on SavvyMom.ca, the running of the site, and its social media feeds. Edited and produced six weekly newsletters, managed a team of writers and expert contributors, and contributed articles to the site on an ongoing basis.

Toronto, Canada Area

Conducted interviews, wrote copy for Torontolife.com

Toronto, Canada Area

See my work at: http://www.torontolife.com/daily/author/mreddick/

• Promoted to a Chef position in 2006. • Oversaw a team of up to 3 kitchen staff. • As a direct result of kitchen training, skilled in quick decision making, working under pressure, overseeing staff and multi-tasking.

Mcgill University

Winner of the Arts Undergraduate Award for “Most Outstanding Departmental President”. Oversight, management, and execution of many moving parts: meetings of the executive and members-at-large, chairing open meetings. Measurably increased visibility of the association, increased number of planned events, ensured association represented at student events. Created new online presence: created a new website. Overhaul and increased visibility of social platforms. Reformatted listserv to reach more readers, Production and funding of the annual research journal, including interviewing and appointing two Co-Editors-in-Chief.I oversaw the responsible financial management of the association. We remained fiscally solvent during my term as President, while increasing the number of events.Sole rep of over 1,000 students at McGill departmental faculty meetings.Accountable for following departmental guidelines, constitution(s), and governing bylaws. Responsible for interpretation of said governing documents as well as their annual update and ratification.

Participated in the selection, review, and editing process of the production of McGill’s oldest undergraduate research journal in Arts.

Founded and edited school monthly newspaper.• Responsible for production, printing, assembly, and distribution. • Also held key reporting and writing duties.

A student-run charity to raise funds for education and school construction in rural Kenya.• Raised approximately 10,000 per year during my years as President. • Greatly increased student participation in READ and revitalized the group.• Acted as chief communicator between students and staff. • Leadership, decision making, problem solving, and the organization of numerous people, funds, time, and materials were crucial skills honed at this time.

Bachelor Of Arts Degree, History And Art History; North American History

Activities and Societies: President of the History Students' Association, 2011-2012; member of the Art History and Communication Students'.

High School Diploma

Four years on the Honour Roll and top student (Award of Merit) in more than 20 classes. Ontario Scholar