I'm a young professional who likes to wear many hats. I'm currently a
"Jane of all trades" for one of my family's small businesses, which
means I focus on everything from marketing and sales to web development
and business process to long-term strategic planning.
Past job titles tend to place me in the marketing category, but
communications and marketing are really a means to an end for me. It
has just been the best place for me to have an impact on what really
drives me: organizational development, knowledge development and
collaboration/exchange... all in the hopes of making a positive,
sustainable difference in the world (or my small part of it).
I'm a longtime believer in the potential of online media and tools to
redefine work. Besides employing online strategies in my small business
setting, I love helping nonprofits discover how they can use the web to
improve their work, achieve their mission, and better engage audiences.
I serve on the following boards/commissions: League of Women Voters
Grand Rapids, Michigan Women's Foundation, and Michigan Women's
Commission.
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Director, Safe Cleaners
PrivateMichigan State University, Michigan, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 2004.
Areas of study: English major, Spanish concentration, Sociology concentration
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