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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Working across various project teams, I was able to use my strategic oversight to optimize project workflow and lead a variety of different creatives within the organization. I was able to communicate with clients operating with a high-level of transparency while establishing and defining expectations that built trust and rapport. This allowed me to bring clarity both externally and internally with my teams, setting up projects that were on budget and on time.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

I was responsible for managing projects, running meetings and presentations while nurturing client relationships. I built rapport through my transparent approach and ability to manage budget, cost, delivery, and scope creep. Working cross functionally with brand, marketing, design, and web teams, I would partner and collaborate to remove blockers and bring clarity to help define and focus on project objectives.

Collaborating closely with research teams across IISD, I aligned with operational objectives and the specific program requirements. My responsibilities involve facilitating, providing strategic guidance, and overseeing web and digital projects for these programs. Leveraging my technical expertise, I contributed to scoping and defining budgets for various projects, all while coordinating and evaluating external vendors to ensure project delivery and execution from start to finish. As part of the communications team, I established and enhanced best practices resulting in improved process, consistency and a stronger digital presence for IISD-related products.

Toronto, On

Handling all things technology-related, including the planning and management of our in-house LMS that supports 7000+ students at campuses across Canada. My role supports the ground work being done by our student volunteers, with technology as a means to scale their work. Additionally, I maintain and oversee multiple websites built using a combination of PHP, WordPress, HTML, Bootstrap and jQuery.

Burnaby, B.C.

Starting out as a sports media writer, I took on a larger role helping plan and execute a communication strategy to raise brand awareness for the program. I used a combination of InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator to design visual and written content distributed regularly to alumni, donors and friends of the program. In addition to managing communications, I served as the tournament chair for the 21st Clan Classic Golf Tournament, coordinating and planning the logistics of the event.

Toronto, On

Utilizing a SCRUM methodology alongside Git and Gitlab version control, I worked with a small team debugging and contributing to the building of a new web application using Django (back-end) and Angular (front-end) environment.

Vancouver, B.C.

Overseeing the deliver of courses for various clients, I operated as the main point of contact for logistics, questions and service customization. Working closely with the Relationship Managers, I assisted in the writing and editing of documents including program proposals, pricing outlines and course work. I was responsible for the design side of the company-wide rebrand, ensuring all related materials, books and online resources were consistently branded.

Whitehorse, Y.T.

Working as a member of the communications team, I learned to research, write and edit communications products and materials following federal government guidelines. We would work closely with other directorates and external stakeholders, planning and executing communication requests. I monitored local media, generating monthly media analyses outlining the most prominent issues and topics related to INAC and the Yukon. I also helped curate, maintain and create social media posts for INAC's Facebook, Twitter and Flickr.

Burnaby, B.C.

As a sports reporter, I conducted interviews and wrote articles covering campus sports at SFU. I learned to adapt my writing style and voice to accommodate sports-specific terminology, adjusting to whatever sport I was covering.

Coquitlam, B.C.

Recruited various child care centres and senior homes acquiring 150 participants for the Little Fox Run and the Silver Fox Events. Created and raised exposure of special events (Little Fox Run and Silver Fox Events) through the acquisition of space in newsletters and email updates. Processed, updated and maintained data of 2013 registrations. Prepared and produced the Terry's Team Member newsletter.

Made cold calls on behalf of the Alumni Annual Appeal campaign, using telephone solicitation techniques to contact SFU alumni for philanthropic contributions. I maintained records of telephone calls meticulously through the coding of data received from SFU alumni often handling confidential and personal information of alumni with discretion and sensitivity

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Communication

Education record

12 week, 60 hour/week, full-stack web development bootcamp. Technologies learnt include: • Front-End: HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery.