The mission of the Utah Microloan Fund is to empower underserved communities throughout Utah by providing business training and funding up to $50k to entrepreneurs in start-up & existing businesses that do not qualify ​for traditional funding sources. I fulfill a dual role here as we are a small but mighty team. I provide one-on-one counseling to the 100+ clients of the UMLF. This includes advising these small business owners on best practices on how to start or grow their business. I also participate in the development, promotion, coordination, and delivery of small business training classes. Both the one-on-one counseling and our trainings focus on social media, marketing, sales, business planning, cash flow, HR needs. To do this I manage a database of my clients and their business information, viable guest instructors, class materials, and more. I also prepare ongoing reporting on the program to our government and corporate benefactors. For outreach, I handle the A to Z of the marketing and outreach for our organization. This includes managing our website, social media profiles (LinkedIn/Instagram/Facebook) our online presence (Google Business, Yelp, etc.), participation in local chambers/events, branding new, etc. The primary purpose of our pages is to share helpful resources, market our classes/events, info about our loans, and more. I also spotlight our clients by sharing updates from them as well as Business of the Month interviews I write into a blog each month. I am also able to design all of our art needs such as flyers, reports, graphics, animated social posts, and more. I just helped roll out a brand new website for the UMLF along with our developer Eighth Avenue Designs. In addition, I run our client advisory board which is comprised of current borrowers who meet quarterly to provide valuable feedback to our organization. I also help prepare our annual report, help facilitate the marketing and admin of our Banking on Women program, and much more.

Salt Lake City Weekly's 2017 Best Utah Instagram profile winner! The Local Enthusiast is an instagram profile dedicated to showing off the flair of Salt Lake City, UT. I post pictures of great restaurants, parks/outdoors and events in the local community. I seek to be relevant and active in my community as well as bring people together over shared interests. http://instagram.com/local_enthusiast_slc

Organized in 2006 by a small group of volunteer business owners and community minded residents, Local First Utah was one of the first local business alliances in the nation. Today, with thousands of locally owned and independent business partners, we work on the forefront of the "buy local" movement in Utah. As a board member and Marketing Committee Chair, my responsibilities include participating in monthly board meetings, voting on proposed motions, brainstorming branding and ROI for new programs or projects, developing marketing strategies for all of our varied initiatives and events, coming up with new classes for our business owner clients and more. I also teach classes regularly for our business academy.

The mission of Westminster's Social Impact Incubator is to nurture the next generation of Westminster change-makers by providing Westminster students, alums, and community entrepreneurs the resources to take their ideas and turn them into viable, scalable, and sustainable ventures that will have a positive local, national, or global social impact.As a founding board member, my responsibilities included participating in monthly board meetings, voting on proposed motions, designing the incubator space, coming up with pricing and ROI, developing the branding and messaging of the incubator, developing marketing strategies for the launch of our initiatives and events, etc.

As Even Stevens moved from the start-up arena to enterprise, the possibility for a single departmental focus was made possible for me. As the Giving Program Director I along with my team facilitated all aspects of the Even Stevens give-back to our 80+ non-profit partners across 6 states. Under my direction, the team strategized, created, and sustained relationships with non-profits across the Western U.S. This full-time focus was exciting because I was able to formulate and implement goals for the program’s growth, scalability, sustainability, budgeting, as well as overall integrity and non-profit satisfaction. This included on-going site visits, quarterly reporting on the success of our program, implementing and achieving goals for our program, and more.I also worked hand in hand with our creative department to effectively market our program and individual partners, facilitate PR opportunities, collaborate on in-store and online messaging, as well as providing a pipeline of content to represent our program online.

Even Stevens was in it’s infancy when I was brought on board the founding team. As Director of Community Engagement, my duties often varied drastically from day to day but my main responsibilities were launching our social media presence, building and maintaining our Cause program as well as developing community engagement opportunities to raise awareness about our new brand. This included developing in-store specials/menu items, organizing PR/social media materials and campaigns for deployment, planning, facilitating and supervising in-store and off-site events and much more. In addition, our Cause program was crafted with careful criteria in place such as efficiency, effectiveness, sustainability and reduction of food waste for our partners. This was an exciting time as we got to create all aspects of the brand including design, menu, branding and wear multiple hats as our brand grew and expanded into new markets. https://www.facebook.com/evenstevenssandwicheswww.evenstevens.com

The Restaurant Coordinator position was in charge of procuring restaurants to participate in Celebrate the Bounty and coordinating their efforts for the event. This involved email communications to each restaurant about their needs for the event/what was expected from them/ and ensuring they had all they needed to make the event successful (plating, access to electricity, temp health permits, etc.) This also meant working with the Salt Lake Valley Health Department to be in complete compliance for the event.

WEX, formerly Wright Express, provides category-leading fleet, corporate and prepaid payment solutions across a wide spectrum of business sectors around the globe.Managed and maintained account database.Creating queries, mail merges, and client letters were apart of daily tasks.Used Siebel, OFFIS, Access and PeopleSoft. Analyzed and determined if accounts were eligible for credit lines.

Corporate liaison .Key in servicing, placing and educating accounts in territory.Responsible for maintaining sales database and account relationshipsFacilitated account development by managing account needs and business reviews.Speaking and negotiating skills were essential.