PDF ResumeMy Objective in Work and Life
"To be a part of something truly great, that touches the lives of millions. To contribute to the bottom line. To be appreciated for my talents and hard work. To always be challenged and constantly learning."
Work Experience
10/01-01/07
Manager, Marketing & Advertising
Vanguard Fire & Casualty, Maitland, FL
Direct and oversee all marketing projects to ensure adherence to Vanguard corporate image and brand, as well as quality production.
Manage project budgets and negotiate with outside vendors to ensure cost effectiveness.
Create and produce all new advertising and negotiate placement of ad space in media publications.
Utilize graphic design and page layout programs to produce PR and sales tools such as newsletters and direct mail pieces.
Manage website including content and design.
Oversee company participation in any trade shows and special events.
Serve as facilitator for Agency Advisory Council Meetings.
12/00-8/01
Business Development Administrative Assistant
Benedict Engineering Tallahassee, FL
Assist in writing proposals for research and development grants, working directly with president to prepare SBIR proposals for submission and serving as the organization’s point of contact during this time.
Networking for project support, writing letters of correspondence.
Outlining department strategies and goals and updating progress.
Maintaining a schedule of conferences and meetings for director.
Education
8/96-8/00 Florida State University Tallahassee, FL
BS Communication
Degree emphasis in Public Relations. Overall GPA: 3.52, graduated cum laude
Professional Memberships
Florida Public Relations Association: Served two years on the board as Assistant Treasurer for the Orlando Area Chapter.
Computer Skills
Experienced in the following computer programs & languages:
Quark Xpress, Adobe Pagemaker, Photoshop, Illustrator, Macromedia Suite MX including Dreamweaver, HTML, CSS, Contribute, AS400, Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Publisher, Access, and Outlook, Word Perfect, ACT 2000
In Brief