Events I’ve produced

For monday.com’s annual holiday party, we worked with them to create a futuristic disco-themed event at the Hall des Lumières.

For this year’s annual On Our Feet Gala, I spearheaded the planning and execution for The Foot Locker Foundation. This fundraising event featured a short program with sponsored activations at Pier 60.

Returning to The Lead Summit, I came on as a seasonal contractor and assisted the VP of Operations and Director of Events in on-site logistics.

From concept to execution, I worked on this event with the client to create sponsorship activations that felt tailored to the marketplace theme.

The Fund Finance Association’s annual symposiums bring together 2,500+ investors, fund managers, bankers and lawyers for education and networking within the fund finance market. I managed sponsorship F&B orders, Conyers Cafe, and the Mayer Brown beer garden in addition to on-site logistics and support.

For Halborn, we worked with them to manage all things program-related as well as registration and signage for their summit at the New York Stock Exchange.

The Lead Summit is an annual conference bringing together the top companies in brand and retail. I worked directly under the VP of Operations and Director of Events as the Event Manager to coordinate vendors, organize our staffing efforts, and support sponsor needs.

Verci is a community for entrepreneurs and changemakers in their 20s–30s. I was hired to organize a 3-day offsite retreat for 25 members on a tight budget.

Comedy Late Night is a tipsy late-night bit show meant to bring comics and comedy-lovers alike together for a night of silly and goofy acts. With 80+ attendees at shows and $800+ in bar sales, this show is absolutely the crown jewel in my comedy producing career.

During my early days at Troupe, we focused on product-market fit. I ran two events at local bars to increase the diversity of our sample sizes for user interviews. I collaborated with two bars in NYC to host a Super Bowl watch party and a Sex and the City trivia night.

Mom Jeans Comedy is a community for female and queer comics in NYC. We have produced two packed shows, run writers workshops, and meet ups. The aim of our group is to make comedy more accessible to underrepresented groups.

Backyard Baseball is an open mic and show dedicated to creating a safe space for comics to come and try new material. During my time, I ran 70 open mics and produced 8 shows (running tech and all promotion), consistently packing the room with 50–70 attendees per show. Our mic accepted 30 comics per week and we typically filled up in the first 20 minutes. I worked directly with our venues and performers to produce fun and memorable shows.

I worked as the event space coordinator for Blender Workspace for their event in collaboration with Girlboss and BlackRock. The event was called Money Moves and focused on financial literacy for women.

For the SLAM event series, I acquired in-kind partnerships to get gift bag products and in-person activations. I also managed the shipments of all products to the other 5 SLAM events across the US. For the NYC event, I was the show runner and speaker manager.

I coordinated a partnership between Innoblue, Penn State’s premier entrepreneurship community, and Penn State Career Services. Through this partnership, I helped structure and carry out student outreach, company outreach, and marketing. I also helped organize a panel in promotion of the fair and sat on the panel speaking about startup culture.

I supported outreach efforts, assisted in running the event, and created graphics and other design work. I also ran the media team and helped secure content from the event.

I supported our campus outreach initiatives and worked on various design aspects of the summit such as geotag designs, the agenda, and our speaker and mentor pages. I also managed event logistics with the event team on site including videography, photography, speaker management, and more. In addition, I designed, built, and executed a volunteer committee to provide operational support during the Summit weekend.

With no budget, I organized an event in collaboration with the Personal Development Nerds community. The networking event featured a panel centered around the concept of community building, and drew a 75+ person turnout.

I ran outreach to student clubs and campus organizations to get attendees to our second NGS@Campus event, NGS@LA. I also did content creation for the event, branding, marketing, and ran logistics off-site.

I planned and organized the launch of the NGS@Campus initiative. I was in charge of branding, marketing, operations, team coordination, and execution of the event. Through research and outreach, I secured a venue, partnerships, attendees through student organizations, speakers, food, panelists, and more. I delivered double our goal in applicants and secured donations that made up 98% of our resources.