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New York, Ny, Us

New York, New York, Us

In the time I worked with the Marketing team at ActionIQ, I ran ActionIQ's organic social across 5 platforms (LinkedIn, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, & Facebook) curating and creating content across multiple teams to better build and garner awareness of AIQ as a brand and leader in the CDP space. I built an organic social strategy from the ground up, leveraging multiple tooling platforms to schedule and track social posts and data. By learning and reiterating month over month, quarter over quarter, the Marketing and myself continued to hone content that over time became specific to each platform. I also aided in the company rebrand eventually moving onto the Brand Marketing team with my organic social work. Lastly, we I also executed gifting and social strategies in partnership with the Field Marketing team to create curated experiences in line with AIQ's brand. I also built and championed an Employee Advocacy program across the Sales and Marketing teams to help broaden the company's voice and reach.

New York, New York, Us

Post the big move, I was promoted to Head of Operations being the sole Operations employee to run a company of 50+ employees and growing. We instituted a Culture Team to handle decorating and designing the space, partnered with other companies to streamline the ever growing needs of each employee, while also expanding our customer base. I've coordinated hikes, weekend camping retreats, team outings, presentations, Techtalks, all while being reception, handyman, IT and repair at the same time.https://www.actioniq.com/

New York, New York, Us

As Office Manager, I was brought on to take over a lot of the day-to-day necessities of a growing tech company still operating out of a community workspace but looking to expand to their own space. I took over all groceries and office supply ordering, handled company lunches every Thursday and Friday. I also took over major operations-related projects like offsites, board meeting scheduling, retreats, company events, client visits, and eventually coordinating the big move to ActionIQ's very own office.https://www.actioniq.com/

San Francisco, California, Us

Stories of Operations individuals' success', failures, and adventures are the heart and soul of startup culture in New York City. Often times, these stories are shared over company lunches or by the Bevi machine but rarely leave the confines of the company ranks. Eden's 'Workplace Podcast' seeks to take those stories of Operations individuals who excel in their position and release them out into the world. By conducting 1 on 1 interviews with leading Operations professionals in the startup space, the 'Workplace Podcast' will shed some light on questions like: How did you get here? Where are you going? And most importantly, within your company culture, what do you cultivate? And what cultivates you?The Workplace Podcast is brought to you by Eden, the office management platform for fast-growing companies. Over 1,000 high standards companies use Eden to make it easier to run their office by providing a curated set of facilities and amenity service providers through one platform. Described as the “right hand” for workplace team members, Eden provides everything from nightly cleaning to day porters to handymen. With a dedicated project manager from Eden partnered to you for oversight, you can breathe easier during your next office move, IT cabling project, build out or install. Eden is live across the US, from NYC to San Francisco to Dallas, and you can learn more by going to their website at www.eden.io.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-workplace-podcast/id1468348245

As David Binder's Personal Assistant, I handled all of his day-to-day needs including booking most airfare, hotel, and travel accommodations when David was out of the country. In the office, I managed phone calls and voicemails, scheduled calls, meetings, dinners, and entertainment. Oversaw the drafting of letters and distribution to private donors and interested parties. Picked up and ran any errands needed to keep David's life as streamlined as possible so he could focus on producing. And, along with David's accountant, kept all of his books balanced and bills paid. Our working relationship was very team focused as it was a small office and much needed to be done at all times.http://davidbinderproductions.com/

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Evening and Brunch server at high foot traffic Times Square adjacent restaurant specializing in Cajun American cuisine with busy night life.https://www.bourbonny.com/

My internship with Calleri Casting included scheduling appointments, monitoring auditions, EPA's, avail checks for actors, running audition rooms, and casting input. Over time I became the resident IT guy. Also having seen the show 7 times prior to joining Calleri Casting, I became head intern on casting for Hedwig and the Angry Inch on Broadway managing potential new actors to fill the role, researching actors capable of performing, and EPA's.https://www.callericasting.com/

I hopped on board Taksu Theatre Company as an Artistic Consultant for their 2015 season. They were seeking to develop a Red Nose piece for Valentine's Day which evolved into "The Screen" that I directed and co-produced with Taksu and The Simpletons at The Producer's Club. We were also interested in developing a night of director driven work that paired emerging directors and playwrights for an evening of 10 minute plays that came to be known as "Gestures" in which I directed "Kiss Kaboom". And to round out the season, we tackled "The Tempest" as imagined through the magic of sound and music. Co-produced with Taksu and I, we cast 8 actors who were all musically adept and staged the cut play around 1 grand piano at South Oxford Space in Brooklyn.

Alongside the Producing & Managing Director, I, as Artistic Director for Peppercorn Children's Theatre, were a team of 3 responsible for 3 original works of programming every summer for the families of Winston-Salem and the surrounding areas. Each summer we staged and produced 3 new productions using the same framework: 1 original production, 1 musical, and 1 adaptation of a classic work. My specific responsibilities included finding writers, directors, designers, and actors to assemble a company of 20+ to execute all three shows. As well as overseeing the artistic vision of said productions as whole in relation to Peppercorn's mission. I was also involved in fundraising, budget, board meetings, and current and potential donors.www.peppercorntheatre.org

As Assistant Director for Transport Group's production of "I Remember Mama" by John Van Druten and Kathryn Forbes, I was mostly responsible for the needs of the cast throughout the rehearsal and tech period, running any errands, and keeping the general comfort level as positive as possible. I was also taking my own notes for the director and second assistant director while we navigated the staging in the round at Judson. Having worked with Jack Cummings previously on "Into the Woods" at UNCSA, we knew how to work with each other to solve the problems of the production.Reviews/Press:http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/31/theater/i-remember-mama-reminisces-at-the-gym-at-judson.htmlhttps://www.timeout.com/newyork/theater/i-remember-mamahttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/carole-mallory/play-review-i-remember-ma_b_5112303.htmlhttp://www.theatermania.com/new-york-city-theater/reviews/03-2014/i-remember-mama_68054.html

New York, Ny, Us

The position of Assistant Managing Director was more of a position within the NY Neo-Futurist company rather than working on a specific show or project. Through my time with the Neo's, I scheduled and hired new interns that would meet weekly with the Managing Director and I to work through what needed to be accomplished to keep the company moving forward. I also helped plan and execute their yearly Gala which raised funds through donations and silent auctions for the upcoming year. The Managing Director and I were also in charge of overseeing yearly budgets as well as production budgets for each show.http://www.nyneofuturists.org/

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As Assistant Director for Sonnet Repertory Theatre's production of "The Maids" by Jean Genet, I was responsible for all dramaturgical research on Genet, the play, and the period in which it was set. And I was also in charge of taking notes for the director, running any errands needed by the cast or company, and helped facilitate load-in and load-out at Signature Theatre for technical rehearsals. Overall, I was not responsible for the artistic vision of the show but helped guide the idea and design put forth by the director, designers, and company.Reviews/Press:http://www.broadwayworld.com/off-broadway/article/Monique-Coleman-to-Star-in-Sonnet-Repertory-Theatres-THE-MAIDS-1122-121-20131121http://blogcritics.org/theater-review-nyc-the-maids-by-jean-genet/http://blogcritics.org/theater-review-nyc-the-maids-by-jean-genet-2/

The Washington Perk is a locally owned Coffee and Deli providing fair trade coffee, local produce, meats, and other grocery necessities. As an employee there, I was responsible for opening and closing the store, making coffee, lattes, sandwiches, biscuits, and restocking all of the shelves. Over time, I got to know all of the local people from the neighborhood and it really became a wonderful place to work during my time at UNCSA.https://www.facebook.com/washingtonperk/

Bachelor Of Fine Arts (Bfa), Directing And Theatrical Production

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Theatre/Theater