I coordinated a school project in which I helped organize different components of a group assignment and ensured all members stayed on track with deadlines. I facilitated communication among the group, provided regular check-ins, and helped clarify responsibilities to prevent overlap or missed tasks. When we began to fall behind schedule, I assisted in reorganizing tasks and reallocating work so we could meet our deadline. Overall, the project was completed successfully due to consistent communication, organization, and accountability.

Not in a formal agency or dedicated account management role, but I do have experience in coordination, communication, and managing responsibilities across different groups. Through roles like babysitting/nannying, my involvement in campus and community organizations, and working with teams in school and extracurricular settings, I’ve had to stay organized, communicate clearly with different people, and make sure tasks and expectations are followed through on. I’m comfortable managing details, keeping things moving, and being a point of contact, even if it hasn’t been in a traditional agency environment yet.

There was a time when I created a post that performed way better than I expected because it was really simple and honest—I wasn’t trying to make it perfect, just relatable. I shared something tied to my own experience and kept it short with a strong hook that people could immediately connect with, and it ended up getting a lot of engagement because it felt real instead of overly polished or promotional. What I learned from that is that people don’t really respond to perfection—they respond to something they see themselves in, especially when it’s direct, authentic, and easy to interact with.