Develop strategy, create content and measure marketing efforts across all social media platformsWrite copy for all email marketing efforts and deploy to various audiences through MailChimpWrite and manage content for public-facing website as well as audience-specific portalsManage creation of annual Bee Week collateral, including writing creative content, providing feedback and guidance to designers, reviewing all pieces and managing vendor relationshipsLead 15-person social media team during annual live ESPN broadcasts of the Scripps National Spelling Bee

Managed the production of key print collateral for Bee Week 2015, including the Bee Week Guide and the Bee Keeper, and worked with vendors on designing, editing, and printing these publications.Designed a brand new publication, the Champion Registration Guide, which introduced national finalists and their families to all of the necessary information surrounding Bee Week and the 2015 National Spelling Bee.Organized the editing and printing of four different t-shirt designs for the 2015 National Spelling Bee and oversaw their distribution both at Bee Week and at Scripps properties across the country.Researched various projects and presented my findings and conclusions to members of the Bee Team, including the OMR scanners that replaced computer testing at the 2015 National Spelling Bee.Assisted the editorial team in copy editing and formatting a variety of print and online publications throughout the school year.

Managed each performance for arts center that accommodates 1,500+ patrons within 4 different performance spaces. Supervised and assigned tasks to front-of-house employees to ensure that guests entered and exited safely. Facilitated employee training and pre-performance meetings. Coordinated with box office personnel and backstage crew before, during, and after performances. Sold tickets and answered phones calls in the box office. Ran lighting, sound, and backstage for productions.Developed publicity for 250+ performances and events per year, focusing specifically on different publics for each production. Wrote press releases and blog posts, planned and hosted special patron events, and conceptualized and implemented marketing campaigns.

Appointed by editor to organize issue logistics and oversee final preparations for winter issue. Maintained correspondence with 40+ contributors regarding their pieces and biographies on the website, monetary reimbursement, and interest in additional features for Shenandoah. Proofread pieces of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, review/recommended reading, and interview on WordPress website and edited for grammar and mechanics. Received, formatted, and integrated audio files and photos into the WordPress site. Oversaw the work of other literary interns.

Created and implemented two Google AdWords campaigns to drive traffic to Wild on the Rocks, a networking event, and NightCrawlers, an educational program. Analyzed website visitor behavior and keyword efficacy and maintained dashboards summarizing Google Analytics and Google AdWords data for management. Input, analyzed, and managed 2013 point-of-sale zip code data (40,000+ records) to facilitate marketing decisions. Wrote articles for PawPrints, a biweekly employee newsletter by the Public Relations and Communications departments. Created detailed presentations for VP of Marketing and Sales, summarizing marketing programs and partnerships. Set up for and hosted Dreamnight at Zoo Atlanta, an event exclusively for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta patients and their families.

Read and assessed fiction, non-fiction and flash fiction submissions. Updated and proofread the blog ‘Snopes’ and the website. Wrote blog entries and selected the poem of the week.

Assisted with greeting and seating guests. Provided food and beverage service. Showed menu proficiency. Trained new hosts and servers as a Certified Trainer. Answered phone calls. Placed to go and tableside orders. Worked under four separate managers.