How I Work
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Educating as a Way to Market
There is an intuitive connection between classroom teaching and communication strategy. Both teachers and communications strategists alike must meaningfully relate to their target audiences to successfully engage them. I approach messaging to a unique group of stakeholders the same way I set up lesson planning. Watch the video to find out more about my unique take on marketing and communications. |
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You can't put a price on problem solving skills. I approach solving problems in the workplace the same way I did in my classroom - through differentiation. Differentiation allows me to look at each unique situation and the people involved to develop communication solutions that work.
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Brand promotion requires a nuanced understanding of your stakeholders and how to best reach them. In order to reach your organization's long-term goals, you have to think strategically. I have experience developing communication plans for the Georgetown University Graduate Admissions Office and non-profit organization, Unsung Heroes.
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Effective communicators must write well, in a variety of different voices, and to varied audiences. Throughout my educational and professional career, I have developed effective writing skills with which I am able to reach diverse audiences and successfully communicate strategically crafted messages.
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Everyone absorbs information in different ways. In today's visual world, companies are expected to tell their story using unique visual mediums. I have experience in video production and editing, photography, and website development that allow me to tell stories in a visually compelling fashion.
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