My not so conventional résumé.

5. …but was raised in the true north,
strong and free –
Canada!

8. So what have I done?

9. So what have I done?

12. We sold out our first print run of 500
copies within one month of launch.

13. We sold out our first print run of 500
copies within one month of launch.
We were featured in national and
local media outlets, including CTV,
CBC, and CityTV.

14. We sold out our first print run of 500
copies within one month of launch.
We were featured in national and
local media outlets, including CTV,
CBC, and CityTV.
And we’ve secured distribution in
major bookstores and libraries
across Canada including Chapters
Indigo!

15. We sold out our first print run of 500
copies within one month of launch.
We were featured in national and
local media outlets, including CTV,
CBC, and CityTV.
And we’ve secured distribution in
major bookstores and libraries
across Canada including Chapters
Indigo!
Learn more at
www.livinghyphen.ca.

17. During my time as Communications & Marketing Director, we increased our
program offerings by 48% from 2016 to 2017 to 14 different countries.

18. During my time as Communications & Marketing Director, we increased our
program offerings by 48% from 2016 to 2017 to 14 different countries.
We grew our online community by 58% from 2017 to
2018, 165% from 2016 to 2017.

19. During my time as Communications & Marketing Director, we increased our
program offerings by 48% from 2016 to 2017 to 14 different countries.
We grew our online community by 58% from 2017 to
2018, 165% from 2016 to 2017.
And we even secured partnerships with Stanford
University, Boston University, the University of Toronto, and
Schulich School of Business.

23. From 2009-2011, I served as
Journalists for Human Rights’ first
ever Social Media Coordinator
JHR is Canada’s leading media
development organization, training
journalists to report on human rights
and governance issues in their
communities.

24. I built and managed an online community of 3000+ students,
journalists, and human rights advocates from around the world.

25. I built and managed an online community of 3000+ students,
journalists, and human rights advocates from around the world.
But most importantly, I worked to bridge online participation with
offline engagement by hosting workshops on how to use social media
to raise human rights awareness.

26. I’ve appeared on national
and local television on
behalf of organizations I’ve
built and worked for.
Some of my appearances include:
• CTV National News
• CBC’s Metro Morning
• Radio-Canada
• CBC’s Ontario Morning
• CityTV’s Breakfast Television
Watch a few clips here.

27. I’ve been invited to speak at numerous
industry events, universities, and other
events on subjects such as digital media,
ethical international volunteering and
travel, responsible marketing, and
diversity and inclusion.

28. Community
management
Data analysis
and reporting
Brand
creation and
management
Multimedia
storytelling
Content
management
and strategy
Copywriting
and
editing
Marketing,
communications,
& digital
strategy
Public
relations

29. Beyond this, I’ve worked with a number of other social
enterprises and organizations in various capacities. I have…
…managed Cambio &
Co.’s social accounts.
…served as a Board of
Director for Kapisanan
Philippine Centre for
Arts & Culture.
…worked as a Junior
Programmer at SOCAN.

30. …worked with the Center
for Media Freedom &
Responsibility to launch
the Philippines’ first ever
Blog Action Day Against
Impunity.
…taught a computer
literacy and internet
safety class for a
women’s shelter.
Beyond this, I’ve worked with a number of other social
enterprises and organizations in various capacities. I have…
…helped to organize
Canada’s only Feminist
Art Conference.

31. NOT BAD, HUH?

32. So as you can see, I wear
many different hats…

33. …but in all that I do,
I aim to stir the conscience and spur

34. people.
I am passionate
about

35. storytelling.
I am passionate
about

36. making an
impact.
I am passionate
about