As the Graphic Designer, I’ve designed various Corporate Marketing Materials including: e-newsletters, landing pages, digital ads, print ads, brochures, multipage handouts, website web slide images, social media posts, company videos, and Canva templates.Print and Digital Design: I’ve designed numerous print and digital ads for various publications including: the Advocate, the Dallas Business Journal, the Dallas Morning News, Park Cities People, Southlake Style, and a few local publications. Digital Initiatives: I’ve designed and helped implement new company initiatives that benefit our agents including: agent property microsites, listing presentation templates, social media templates and eCard templates, Agent Website templates, e-Signature designs, print and digital advertisements, announcement materials and more.Additionally, I’ve created and managed a multi landing page initiative leading users to our Neighborhood Home Tour Site, which gives viewers an opportunity to virtually tour our featured properties in premiere neighborhoods (abavideohometours.com). I have also helped strengthen the digital presence through social media strategy implementation and management.Internal Responsibilities: Managed all projects with external freelancers and contractors for any ongoing work we had with them, including animation storyboarding, asset gathering, vendor management and providing final designs for all vendors who support our agent initiatives. Also in 2021, I helped implement new organizational processes for many agent services including our LucidPress account, Rezora account and Canva accounts, just to name a few. I also helped implement new organizational structure in many of the tools used by the ABA Marketing Team, which includes the migration of our native server to Google Drive, setting up monday.com boards that we use daily, and creating a DAM system that makes it easier for our team and freelancers to find and use digital assets across all verticals.

As the Social Media Manager I am responsible for creating content for all Recreational Sports Department social media channels at the University of Texas at Dallas. The content created is used across the Rec Sports Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Page. To ensure consistency across all channels I created a content calendar and strategy and tailored the content for our targeted demographic. In addition to the day-to-day content I also developed and implemented photo contests, giveaways and event promotions, which all led to increased awareness of the Recreational Sports Department at the University of Texas at Dallas. In addition to social media management, I am also responsible for a large portion of the graphic design work for the department, in tandem with one other graphic designer. I am responsible for multiple projects relating to department announcements, events and relevant information to be published by the Recreational Sports Department. Projects include flyers, posters, social media images, and all print material that was distributed by the department.

TierPoint - Dallas is one of the leading data center facilities in the U.S., offering services such as Colocation, Cloud Computing and Managed Services to provide the best experience possible.As the Social Media Marketing Intern I was responsible for updating, managing and running analytics on all profiles including, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Google+. I create daily posts for both Facebook and Twitter and optimized SEO on businessitspersonal.com, a blog the Director of Sales contributes to on a biweekly basis. I was responsible for updating the look and appearance of the pages including adding photos of events and keeping information current.Ads are very important when trying to increase exposure, so with each post on Facebook and Twitter the post is promoted with an ad. I was responsible for creating ads, both the content and the visuals that accompany them.Since my time at TierPoint I was responsible for the growth of the LinkedIn group, IT Roundup, the TierPoint - Texas Facebook page and the @TierPointTexas Twitter exponentially. The TierPoint Twitter gained 453 followers since I began managing the profile and 214 likes on the Facebook page. In addition the LinkedIn group has gained 78 followers since its creation in November 2014.In addition to social media management I was responsible for the graphic design content being produced for Channel Sales, events TierPoint hosts, and additional graphic design content for the marketing team in the Dallas location.I am a dedicated worker and I see the importance of maintaining social media profiles while also utilizing them fully. By utilizing each platform this can maximize the exposure and potential leads generated from showcasing a good appearance and professional atmosphere.

As a Fan Photographer with Brand Affinity, a site that provides Fan Photographers for venues across the country. I approach people to take pictures for the Fan Site, or Website of the venue. To be successful I learned I needed to be outgoing, engaging and professional when taking the photographs. People want to feel comfortable when having their picture taken, and we provide quality images to those customers.We were photographers for the Texas Rangers Baseball Team, the Dallas Stars Hockey Team, and the Texas Christian University Football Team. With Brand Affinity I have also shot special events such as the Harlem Globe Trotters games in Dallas and Rangers Fan Fest in Arlington. As the Assistant Manager I was responsible for training new members, evaluating performance and ensuring they are a good fit with the Dallas Fan Photography team. I interacted with all new employees and helped my Manager with any other tasks both on and off the venue premise. At the Dallas Stars venue I ran the green screen, where I am responsible for the set up and tear down of the green screen as well as running the green screen, monitoring sales and interacting on a personal level with each customer wanting to purchase a picture.Our team had contracts with the Dallas Stars Hockey Team, Texas Rangers Baseball Team, Texas Christian University Football Team and the Verizon Center in Grand Prarie TX.

As a Community Manager it was our responsibility to help freshman with the application to college process. We help them transition into the college environment, answer questions with applications and showcase what college life is like in our day-to-day college routine. One of my main objectives as a Community Manager was to cultivate a supportive environment where entering freshman can get a glimpse of what a real life college student is like, while being a mentor to them throughout the application process. We are not sales men for our school, we represent our university to showcase what it is like to be a student and to help in any way we can.

As a Graphic Design Intern at Oklahoma State University Marketing, I shadowed and learned from a Senior Graphic Designer within the organization. My two biggest take aways from this internship were the valuable experience I gained, as well as the exposure I had to the overall marketing vision. The learning experience in and of itself was fantastic because I was able to gain valuable experience by witnessing the timeline of a project from brainstorming to execution. But my exposure to the overall marketing vision and process was invaluable. I was able to see how this department effectively and efficiently produce collateral, ran campaigns and ultimately maintained a large scale university brand. It was because of this experience - seeing how a recognizable large scale brand operated - that I knew I wanted to help maintain and contribute to the overall marketing vision and brand management that most companies need. I know going forward I am qualified to handle these responsibilities because I learned from the beginning of my graphic design and marketing career how to do this well and in an effective process.