Skills

My skills

From balloon artist to sorority woman to communications specialist. 

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Handling multiple tasks under deadlines

While working with the University of California, Los Angeles and Florida State University I assisted in managing large budgets to plan seven days of events for 2,000+ women. In doing so I actively coordinated collegiate chapter members, communicated with different staff departments, planned events and completed extensive daily reports. In addition I also communicated through difficult situations to resolve disputes. The result was meeting campus quota expectations and adhering to all deadlines. 

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Empathy through interpersonal communications

I facilitated a difficult conversation regarding confidence and setting clear expectations. I was also tasked with ensuring collegiate women understood best practices regarding positive communication and body language in a way that was both uplifting and effective. In doing so, I created a presentation on how to effectively communicate with opportunity for feedback and practice. Resulting in positive interpersonal relations throughout a large group to achieve a common goal.  

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Leadership

I planned a women’s leadership conference with a remote manager. My task was to coordinate a conference for a local agency regarding effective communication and work place presence. I ensured attention to detail while working with different generations and stakeholders. Resulting in creating credible training facilitations and activities according to company brand. 

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Ambition & adaptability

During my senior year at NDSU I saw a need within the community for  affordable marketing for small businesses. I then created a company to bring together millennials inherent knowledge of social media to assist small businesses with marketing on a budget. In doing so I created Midwest Inspired. This allowed for creation of marketing plans, logos and graphics for five different businesses with additional consultation training.

“A team is not a group of people who work together. A team is a group of people who trust each other.”