Leader of Darlington Arts Center, a mid-size community arts center serving Delaware and Chester Counties, and Delaware. Darlington Arts Center specializes in providing group and private instruction in the areas of visual art, dance, drama, and music. As leader of the organization, I oversee operations, development, human resources, marketing and communications and additional activities that further the mission, Every Art for Everyone.

Currently teaching Content Strategies for Digital Products for the Westphal College of Drexel University in their Entertainment and Arts Management program. Started during the shutdown of the pandemic, in which I taught a nine-week virtual course using the Blackboard platform and Zoom for the winter 2021 quarter. I adapted a virtual curriculum to an in-person class experience for Winter 2022. In addition, I continued to update course content, syllabi, and assignments to stay relevant to the ever-evolving digital landscape. I have prioritized including the concepts and work of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) as it pertains to content and marketing strategies for the course.

Recent promotion to Vice President of Programming, which oversees all of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance programs and services. Responsible for developing and executing programmatic strategies in the areas of marketing, professional development, creative youth development, capacity building, and grantmaking. Responsible for leading and supervising six staff members across four departments. Responsible for cultivating and executing earn revenue goals for the Cultural Alliance through programs and membership fees, professional development, and marketing services. Integral to the leadership team of the Cultural Alliance providing operational and strategic guidance. Responsible for cultivating lucrative and mutually beneficial partnerships to expand our programs and services. Works in partnership with the Strategic Development department to secure contributed support for programs and underwriting services to maintain equity for small organizations. Committed to ensuring that diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion are at the forefront of leadership decisions, programs, and services. Supports and upholds the mission and core values of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance

Responsible for maintaining daily operations of the Audience Engagement department while overseeing a Digital Content Manager and Audience Services manager. Skilled in creating annual strategies to increase audience participation and engagement with cultural content presented at the Cultural Alliance. Work closely with the Digital content manager to produce content for the Phillyfunguide and Funsavers programs. Successful in developing communication strategies to inspire engagement with audiences via social media and various communication channels. Work closely with the Audience Services Manager to develop sales strategies to increase advertising on the Cultural Alliance’s various channels. Proficient in developing partnerships for both shared advertising and content. Proficient in analyzing data and key performance indicators to develop informed strategies to achieve annual and strategic goals. Responsible for developing and managing audience research projects. Oversees our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) sub-working group Audiences and specific audience-centric projects. Managing the Unconscious Bias Series project developed by the working group. Supports and upholds the mission and core values of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance.

Branch Coordinator for the Wynnefield branch of Settlement Music School. I am in responsible for registration, payroll, supervising the reception and maintenance staff. In charge of scheduling for the teachers and staff. In addition, I am second in command to the Branch Director, in which I will being working closely with and creating new programming.

Responsible for maintaining operation of the museum on the weekends. Provides a welcoming atmosphere and a broad overview of the permanent collection to museum patrons. Responsible in maintaining the security of the collection and the building. Also provide information about membership and upcoming events/traveling exhibitions. In addition to my many responsibilities, my primary duty in to aid in the promotion and preservation of American Swedish Culture.

Responsible for clinically assessing the chemically dependent forensic population for Family Court•Strong performance in utilizing behavioral health as well as various assessment tools to make the appropriate treatment recommendation.•Responsible for securing funding sources through Behavioral Health Special Initiative (BHSI) and Community Behavioral Health (CBH). •Able to appropriately apply the Pennsylvania’s Client Placement Criteria for Adults (PCPC) in order to determine the best recommendation.

Provide case management services for chemically dependent forensic population. Manage a caseload of 90-95 Clients. Help clients enroll on DPA, arrange for vocational and educational services, inter-agency communication with Philadelphia Adult Probation/Parole department and various drug & alcohol treatment agencies. Maintain service plans in database as well as providing other ancillary services.