MoGo is the public bike sharing system in Metro Detroit boasting 75 stations and more than 650 bicycles in 6 cities.In my role as the Director of Programming & Operations, I am responsible for system analysis and performance, maintaining a relationship with both our equipment and operating partner, overseeing MoGo's equity programming, and project managing all system expansion or changes.

The Edw. C. Levy Co. is a 100-year-old, family-owned company with locations all over the U.S. and the world. The Levy Group of Companies specialize in a multitude of different products and services including aggregates, asphalt, cement and concrete, steel mill services, and flame technology.As a member of the IT&S Training Team, I helped create step-by-step training guides and videos for employees around the country detailing various business processes. As a result of my passion for the revitalization of Detroit, I also authored a bi-weekly newsletter of events to increase employee engagement in the city.

Challenge Detroit is a year-long urban revitalization fellowship that aims to attract young professionals from around the country. In the fourth year of the program, 31 fellows were chosen from more than 600+ applicants to work with Detroit area host companies and non-profit organizations.During the fellowship, I completed projects with seven Detroit area institutions designed to increase intellectual and financial capital through innovation and design thinking.

The Peace Corps is an international service opportunity for motivated changemakers to immerse themselves in communities abroad, working side by side with local leaders to tackle the most pressing challenges of our generation.I spent the first two years of my service in a rural village on the Southeast coast of Madagascar called Ampasimanjeva where I taught English, trained local English teachers, and built a library. For my third year extension, I moved to the regional capital where I designed, facilitated and biked to trainings for roughly 70 English teachers in six major cities and their surrounding communities. You can read more about my experiences in Madagascar in the blog below.

The International Management Group (IMG) is the owner of the Miami Open, an annual ATP World Tour event in Key Biscayne, FL. Attendance at the Miami Open has made it one of the largest tennis tournaments in the world outside the four majors.During my time with IMG, I researched roughly 500 domestic and international media outlets that applied for media access to the 2012 Sony Ericsson Open (now the Miami Open). I also created a post tournament report for the Director of Media & Public Relations detailing the work ethic of certain media outlets including future media access recommendations.

WFOR-TV is the CBS owned-and-operated station in Miami, a top-20 media market in the United States. I began my tenure at WFOR as a college student interning in the sports department. After graduation, I worked my way up through the morning show to become a Producer - responsible for researching, organizing, and writing news content for the two-hour newscast. I also produced the live local news cut-ins during the CBS Early Show.

University of Miami Television is the award-winning campus television station at the University of Miami's (FL) Communication School. Sportsdesk is UMTV's 30-minute live sports program.I became one of the youngest Executive Producers in the history of UMTV assuming the role in my Sophomore year. In this role, I organized auditions for on-air talent, selected and wrote show content, and edited video while supervising approximately 25 student volunteers.