Sabrina Summers Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon Area

Portland, Oregon Area

Portland, Oregon Area

Portland, Oregon Area

Portland, Oregon Area

Portland, Oregon Area

At Citizen, I oversaw process, product and strategy for mobile iOS and Android apps, responsive websites, API management portals, physiodigital installations, prototyping and industrial internet sensor data for Fortune 100-level companies. › Management of up-to 10 projects simultaneously of both internal and external resource teams with project budgets and schedules to ensure expedited project completion.› Involved in all aspects of a project lifecycle, including budget negotiations, statements of work, defining project milestones, allocating resources, and ensuring creative teams are motivated and well-informed of all project needs to create the best solutions necessary.› Work closely with the Director of Strategic Partnerships to develop new client relationships via capabilities presentations, writing proposals, and Q&A sessions.› Managed Citizen’s rebrand that resulted in an updated company identity, responsive website, visual libraries, iconography, and messaging methodology.

Honolulu, Hi / Portland, Or

› Weekly music writer/columnist of Scene + Heard — part of the Honolulu Star-Adertiser Pulse.com entertainment blog with over 1MM visits per-month.

Honolulu, Hi

Oversaw all interactive projects and created a system to increase public awareness of art, increase revenue through digital campaigns, website development and social media marketing. I devised multi-departmental solutions for all interactive projects with a staff of over 100 spanning art education, fundraising, and exhibitions.› Managed the Honolulu Museum of Art’s website redevelopment project that included an art collection database, online class registration, event and film ticket sales and fundraising, through a custom Rails content management system.› Handled online press—press releases, advertising procurement, photo and video shoots— for large-scale events (over 1,000 attendees) and internationally publicized exhibitions.› Partnered with Wikipedia and Flickr for the first Wikipedia Loves Art event in 2009, that promoted art awareness and education through photography.› Instrumental in developing the Museum’s online brand via social media. Managed all blogging, social network postings, and email campaigns. Part of the first wave of museums to effectively use social media to market the arts. The Honolulu Museum of Art was named one of the top 5 museums using Twitter by MOMA in 2008.