I have prior experience as a brand ambassador for several companies, including Proper Wild, Gauth, and Dally. Through these roles, I developed strong skills in social media marketing, event promotion, and direct student engagement. With Proper Wild, I focused on sharing the brand’s mission of clean, long-lasting energy through creative campus content and authentic word-of-mouth marketing. For Gauth and Dally, I promoted their products online and on campus by creating engaging posts, running giveaways, and encouraging students to try them out. These experiences taught me how to connect with college audiences in fun, relatable ways while staying true to each brand’s identity.

Yes! I’m currently involved in a few organizations on campus. I’m a member of Chi Omega, where I help plan social and philanthropic events, and I’m also active in the Clemson Marketing Association, which has given me great experience in promoting brands and engaging students. I occasionally attend events with the Clemson Fitness Club, since I’m really interested in wellness and healthy energy — which aligns perfectly with Proper Wild’s mission.

Since I’ve already worked with Proper Wild, I understand the brand’s energy — clean, natural, and focused on real performance without the crash. To organize an effective campus event, I’d focus on creating an experience that connects those values to student life. I’d start by partnering with high-traffic campus areas like the student union, gym, or library during peak hours — especially around exam season or midterms when students need an energy boost. I’d set up a bright, eye-catching Proper Wild table with samples, games, and social media incentives (like “tag Proper Wild for a chance to win a week’s supply”). To make it more engaging, I’d collaborate with other campus organizations — like fitness clubs or Greek life — to co-host a “Study & Sip” event or a mini “Energy for Good” challenge. That helps Proper Wild reach a bigger audience while keeping the event fun and authentic. Afterward, I’d collect quick feedback or run a QR code survey for follow-up content and insight into what students liked best.