Molly Syms-Wilson Email and Phone Number

• Managed project documents, organized files, and supported recipe creation, photography, editing, and publishing for monthly news releases, seasonal newsletters, and 2025 Foodland Ontario Calendar.• Collaborated with Public Relations Specialist to create two editions of Fresh Perspectives newsletter, including writing, editing, formatting, and story development.• Contributed to monthly "recipe releases," writing and formatting new recipes highlighting in-season Ontario produce. Assisted in brainstorming, taste testing, photography, and editing of recipes for future recipe releases • Uploaded, edited, and maintained recipes on the official Foodland Ontario website.

• Creating social media content for TikTok and Instagram on various topics applicable to current public relations students in Toronto.• Photographed events and recorded content for social media page.

• A fast-paced work environment that required one to remain cheerful and organized while multitasking and serving over 20 patients in a day with varying backgrounds and language barriers.• Responsible for daily administrative duties including updated and creating use by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

• Organized and supervised workshops, evening activities and free time games for campers, balancing multiple responsibilities and finding creative solutions to daily challenges.• Collaborated with staff to promote camp values, build camper connections, and ensure health and safety.• Helped introduce and mentor a new Counsellor-in-Training (CIT) program for aging-out campers.• Captured camp activities through photography and managed daily updates to digital photo albums.

• Communicating with staff and parents of children’s experience and challenges. Collaborating with them to assure the safety and well-being of campers and the camp during a pandemic. • Leading multiple activities a day for kids ranging in age from 4 to 10 and group sizes of 10 to 30 Consider the different needs of children, adjusting material to include children with special needs or requiring extra support.

• Directed group meetings, and brainstorming sessions and collaborated with staff to organize a unique and interactive online three-day youth conference. Created planning documents including an agenda for each staff meeting, conference critical path, and orientation script and package.• Led conference activities and represented the youth community at the Canadian Unitarian Council Annual General Conference.