Organized all internal company events, including celebrations, happy hours, virtual meetings, and a successful FDA inspection. While working with internal teams and vendors to create successful events.Responsible for onboarding all new employees, covering topics including office information and culture, and ensuring a smooth integration into the organization. Served as interim Operations Department Manager, leading and building a team of four, working across departments to improve operations tasks to make work life better/ more efficient. Worked with the Internal Communications department to create and update various company-wide internal communications (ex, Newsletter, Digital signage, updated intranet, and more).Partnered with IT and Internal Communications to launch and maintain Karuna’s SharePoint intranet, centralizing access to resources and promoting company initiatives—such as open enrollment and employee review cycles—via digital signage, emails, and the intranet.

Greeted guests, managed phones, and handled reception duties, including maintaining the cafe area. Additionally, completed any ad-hoc reception projects.Scheduled meetings, planned and supported company-wide events and activities, and aided with various reception, office maintenance, meeting support, basic IT support, and admin tasks.Coordinated with building management and vendors for office issues.Provided conference room and IT support.Assisted the Talent Acquisition team by scheduling interviews with candidates and working with recruiters. Plans and supports company wide events by connecting with vendors, booking space, and developing an internal communication plan for each event.Designed all internal company graphics. Including the biweekly newsletter and in-office digital signage that showcased company updates and celebrations using Canva.Oversaw office security. Worked with building security to add over 150 employees to the building and Karuna office security. Viewed and reported security logs. Worked with vendors to promptly solve issues.

Supported the National Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) team by coordinating interviews between patient volunteers and Upstream facilitators. Responsible for outreach and scheduling patient interviews weekly. Also supporting the interviews as needed, including note-taking and transcribing.

I managed over forty students in three student-led campaigns. These campaigns focused on environmental and social justice issues to better student life and decrease the environmental impact at Rutgers- Camden. These campaigns met a majority of their goals, including petition goals and 4 Student Governing Council Resolutions to implement campaign goals. I worked with students Designed all marketing product including posters, lawn signs, chalking, Instagram posts, and hands-on activities for various tables. I helped train student leaders on how to be effective activists and worked with them to create goals and plans that will achieve campaign victory.I organized and led workshops to train student leaders on how to be influential activists and worked with them to create goals and plans to achieve campaign victory. Workshop topics included: public speaking, offline/online marketing, creating goals, and creating campaign plans to reach goals. Once the school was shut down because of Covid, I transitioned these workshops to be virtual.I recruited over thirty students for the program in less than two weeks, resulting in Rutgers- Camden having the largest student attendance rate out of any “small- school” PIRG campus in the country. I ran a successful 5-week funding drive, which included organizing volunteers and following strict guidelines. This secured over $300,000 for NJPIRG for the next three years. Additionally worked on PRIG organizational recruitment included: running open houses, working at career fairs, screening qualified applicants, organizing interviews, and more.

Worked at Roxy's Grilled Cheese during the summer of 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 on their food trucks and Allston location. Roxy's specializes in grilled cheese, but also makes fries, burgers, and sells alcohol. Crew Member Responsibilities:-Interacted with customers throughout the Boston area to ensure a positive experience by either serving food, making food, or working the register.

The Campus Activities Board (CAB) programs large-scale events on Brandeis University's campus. All events are open to the student body. The events range from hypnotist shows, Super-Bowl watch parties, food truck festivals, and an outdoor music festival.Vice President Responsibilities:- Serve as a member of the leadership team, providing focus and direction for the organization.- Advise 4 executive board members, meeting biweekly to discuss their varying responsibilities. All of these board members are event programmers.- Lead monthly meeting for 20 general members focusing on programming-related content. Allowing an opportunity for the Brandeis community to voice their opinions on our events. - Marketed CAB and many events on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and snap chat geofilters. Graphics are designed on Canva. - Facilitate biannual training for 11 executive board members, focusing on team-building and event programming skill development.Concerts Chair Responsibilities (May 2017-2018)- Organized two large-scale concerts during the academic year. A 700+ person attended concert with headliner X Ambassadors in Shapiro Gym, a Brandeis basketball court in early October. A 3000+ person attended outdoor music festival with headliner A$AP Ferg on Chapel's Field in mid-April. The outdoor music festival included music artists of various genres, food trucks, and activities run by Brandeis clubs.- Lead committee of 5 members. Provided roles and expectations for these members. - Chair tasks included constructing a marking plan, creating a safety campaign (for the outdoor festival only), contacting vendors, creating schedules, and being a liaison between the student body and the Brandeis administration for the event.

Provided safe and efficient transportation for all members of the Brandeis community. Transportation was provided for students around campus, and in the surrounding Waltham areas.

The Blue Lab is a political campaign incubator, whose mission is to develop the next generation of forward-thinking campaign leaders, and lower the barrier of entry for first-time, minority, and female candidates.Summer Associate Responsibilities:- Provided social media and campaign assistance on Tram Nguyen, Joe McGonagle, Jim Hawkins, and Anne Landry Massachusetts State Representative Campaigns and John Drinkwater for Massachusetts State Senate campaign. - The campaign assistance included designing daily Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter graphics and posts, weekly website updating with campaign and legislative updates, candidate canvassing, election reminder phone banking, general research, and promotional photography for candidates. - Additionally, canvased and phone banked for many more candidates.

Student Events organized large-scale events on Brandeis University's campus. In 2017 Student Events changed its name to the Campus Activities Board (CAB). Concerts Coordinator Responsibilities: - Was on a team of 4 (including a director) members. - Specific roles included obtaining and organizing volunteers for our fall concert featuring Aluna George and organizing all dressing rooms and obtaining all rider specifications for our spring outdoor music festival.- Helped run other events organized by other departments within Student Events