Joined athenahealth in early 2020 and led the analyst relations program through the first few years of the COVID pandemic, continuing to foster deep engagement though virtual connects including leading the company's first ever virtual Analyst Day. Managed athenahealth's presence in major analyst reports and awards, winning the company's most ever Best in KLAS awards, with four in 2023 and in 2024. Coverage included multiple assessments in EHR, Practice Management, RCM, Patient Engagement, and additional categories across firms like Gartner, KLAS, IDC, and others.

Shifted into a new role with Oracle corporate Analyst Relations team, becoming the lead AR manager for Oracle’s developer initiatives. Coverage includes multiple Gartner Magic Quadrants and analyst assessments, focused on developer relations, AI/digital assistant, and low-code application platforms.

Joined Dyn (now Oracle) to plan, implement, and manage an early-stage industry analyst relations program in a market not yet defined by the analysts. Developed a strategy to grow the program globally, building relationships and influence with analysts in EMEA and Asia Pacific regions. Managed relationships with relevant Tier 1 and 2 analysts at top companies like Gartner, Forrester, and IDC, and identified analysts at smaller, niche firms as influencers in the space. Coordinated with company executives as well as marketing, product, intelligence, and sales teams to deliver seamless integrated marketing campaigns and external communications. Led Dyn AR efforts and communication with analysts through the acquisition announcement with Oracle, and began integration process in collaboration with corporate AR.

Dyn is a cloud-based Internet Performance Management company. Dyn helps companies monitor, control, and optimize online infrastructure for an exceptional end-user experience. Through a world-class networks and unrivaled, objective intelligence into Internet conditions, Dyn ensures traffic gets delivered faster, safer, and more reliably than ever.

Wrote press releases and worked on strategic publicity on behalf of multiple clients, including the New Hampshire Liquor Commission, Matt Bonner’s Rock On Foundation, the Northern Pass project, and New Hampshire Grand. Made calls and emails daily to pitch stories to national and international media outlets. Worked to strategically determine the most effective and appropriate outlets to reach out to for a story, and followed up to generate further interest. Responded to media queries with information promoting clients’ interests. Other tasks included attending events on behalf of clients, visiting town hall meetings to gauge public opinion on topics related to client interests, and ordering new office equipment. Was asked to return for a second semester.

Managed summer and off-season climbing program. Instructed classes of young Scouts ranging in age from 13 to 18. Properly demonstrated safe and proper climbing and belaying technique, and effectively communicated the importance and seriousness of the content. Supervised classes as they climbed and practiced their techniques. Ensured proper storage and inventory of equipment to prevent damage and misuse. Ensured program was in accordance with National Standards for inspection.

Organized leadership within newspaper to meet important deadlines and produce a quality newspaper. Increased frequency of publication, and headed efforts to strengthen the paper’s social media presence. Launched a subscription program for parents and alumni, and worked with college administration to expedite the installation of new equipment for the office.

Covered stories important to the college community, worked on deadline to complete the college newspaper. Worked administratively to ensure proper communication between the Crier and the Concord Monitor, the printer of the paper. Met with college administration to work through issues of censorship. Utilized skills in InDesign innovatively to overhaul the old layout design of the newspaper and create a new, more appealing design. Designed and launched a new website, www.CrierNewsroom.com, to allow online access to campus news and generate greater readership. Headed a fund drive to generate finances for new computers and layout software.

Newspaper layout, copy editing

Conducted research and edited manuscripts for professors, and led tours of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics for visiting students and delegates. Day to day tasks included filing paperwork, sending and retrieving correspondences, and calling offices of government officials to gather information or extend invitations.

Created a written plan for a redesign of the Senator’s website to increase ease of use for constituents in contacting or finding information. Attended deployment services and naturalization ceremonies as a representative of the Senator’s office, and was active in promoting the Senator’s policies outside the office as well. Worked with constituents to provide resources for opening casework, and followed up with important calls. Daily tasks included tending the phones and taking constituent feedback on pending legislation, writing letters and preparing mail and other correspondences. Was asked to return for a second semester.

Built community in apartment building and across campus. Provided programming to keep residents engaged on campus, keeping personally involved with each resident, encourages them to get to know each other, and assists residents with anything they need. Acted as a leader on campus, attending trainings and leadership conferences, and remaining involved with other campus organizations. Performed administrative duties, ranging from assisting with move-ins to documenting incidents and keeping the community safe. Acted as a good representative of the college, confronting disciplinary situations, and upholding all college policies.

Set up and took down voting booths in all twelve wards in the city for each election: primary, municipal, and presidential. Manually set up and took down the voting booths. This was physical labor that needed to be done as accurately and efficiently as possible. Was required to ensure that the wards were set up according to all election rules and laws, and was often asked to act as a runner in case any wards needed supplies.

Employed as a runner during the 2012 New Hampshire Primary election. Primary duties included running tapes to and from events around New Hampshire, filling equipment and food orders, and driving anchors to and from the airport and to broadcast sites. Learned quickly and became helpful in setup of equipment and CBS set. Was also chosen to work as a guest coordinator for the Early Show.

Worked as a runner for CNN for the New Hampshire Republican Primary Debate in June 2011. Ran errands, worked on set up and take down of the debate set, and worked check in tables for spectators of the debate. Delivered scripts to Don Lemon during live tapings of his show, and was occasionally asked to lead news anchors and candidates to their green rooms as well.

Sent on deadline to cover stories. Provided photography, gathered quotes and research, and conducted interviews with citizens and higher level city officials.