As Digital Communications Manager, I create digital content for social media, develop email campaigns, take pictures at events, produce videos, and design/maintain an in-office studio space for TV interviews. Additionally, I’ve worked as the Military and Veterans Liaison, helping constituents access VA benefits and serving as the point of contact for local military installations.

As the Communications Coordinator, my job was to tell the New England Camp story. Our audience was split between parents and camp professionals. For parents, we helped those looking to send their child to a safe and accredited summer camp by explaining the benefits of accreditation and why it is important. For camp professionals, we shared tips, tricks, and tidbits while also advertising our ongoing professional development opportunities.

I was a Fellow in the Office of Congressman Joseph Kennedy III, via funding from The Mission Continues. In this job I worked as a Military and Veterans Liaison, working with the Senior Veterans Caseworker to solve issues facing veterans and servicemembers in the 4th Massachusetts District. I also was in charge of interviewing veterans in the district for cataloging in the Library of Congress via The Veterans' History Project.

As the non-commissioned officer-in-charge (NCOIC) of all 3 AFN Iwakuni departments – radio, news, and production – I would write, produce, and edit video stories, host radio entertainment shows and develop public service announcements to air on radio and TV. Further, I served as the primary Editor for the News Department, making difficult editorial decisions that impacted our viewership ratings and were visible to a large radio audience with nearly one million potential listeners.Among my accomplishments were award-winning products in radio and television, redesigning the news program with a focus on social media through a digital news desk, and creating a station-wide Standards and Practices manual for new Marines to use in their training and product development.