Sarah Baggett

Sarah Baggett

Thomasville, Georgia, United States
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I am an organized and driven person who relishes the small details of large projects.…

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Experience

  • J.D. Power Graphic

    J.D. Power

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    Thomasville, Georgia, United States

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    Thomasville, GA

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    Thomasville, GA

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    Thomasville, GA

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    Tallahassee, Florida Area

Education

  • Bellevue University Graphic

    Bellevue University

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    I graduated with my MS degree in strategic marketing from Bellevue University in July of 2020.

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    Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Chi, study abroad (Valencia, Spain), Directed Independent Study

    I graduated with my BA degree in psychology from Florida State University in 2010.

Licenses & Certifications

Volunteer Experience

  • OneBlood Graphic

    Blood donor

    OneBlood

    - Present 9 years 3 months

    Health

    I am a regular blood donor with OneBlood. Beginning with a blood drive at work and continuing to give on my own, I found that blood donation is a greatly needed service within our community that helps people from all backgrounds and walks of life. In 2017, I became a member of the "gallon club," marking my 1 gallon donation milestone.

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    Hotline Counselor

    211 info

    - 8 months

    Social Services

  • Hands On Thomas County Graphic

    Volunteer

    Hands On Thomas County

    - Present 10 years 8 months

  • The Treehouse Children's Advocacy Center Graphic

    Annual Giving Tree Project participant

    The Treehouse Children's Advocacy Center

    - Present 2 years

    Children

    This project allows volunteers from the community to “adopt” a child’s wish list so the child will have gifts to open during the holidays.

Publications

  • Food Experiences and their Impact on Vacation Travel Decisions

    Southeast Case Research Association Annual Conference Proceedings

    Baggett, S., Cronin-Gilmore, J., Zalman, R. (2022). Food Experiences and their Impact on Vacation Travel Decisions. Southeast Case Research Association Annual Conference Proceedings.

Courses

  • Advanced Google Analytics Course Completion

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  • Exploring Blind Spots and Unconscious Bias

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  • Google Analytics for Beginners

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  • Left-to-Right Selling Workshop

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Projects

  • Come On In Blog

    - Present

    I co-write the Come On In Blog, a recipe and lifestyle blog that publishes original stories, recipes, and other content each month. This is a great creative writing outlet that also provides the opportunity to share some of my personal passions with others.

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  • Thomasville Insights with the City of Thomasville

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    From June-November, I cohosted the Thomasville Insights podcast. On the podcast, we talked to experts on everything from Thomasville history and events to daily operations and City business, all while having some fun in the process.

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  • No Comparison Podcast with Jon and Sarah

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    Onion rings versus the Olympics? Penguins versus ceiling fans? Join Jon and Sarah as we pit two absurdly different things against each other in a series of silly events and make our guest judge pick a winner!

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  • CNSNext Rebranding Initiative

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    In 2019, I led a team on a total rebrand project for CNS. This included a name change, new logo, new website, and new product launches. The rebrand also consisted of training sessions for staff, new collateral, new uniforms and cars, etc. I took the role as main point person on this project, contributing ideas, seeing the rebranding through, and training staff.

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  • Mostly Dead with Olive and Louise

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    For two seasons, I co-hosted a weekly podcast called Mostly Dead. In addition to co-hosting, I was also the editor and self-taught tech guru. With over 8,000 total downloads over the two-season run, Mostly Dead was an exciting and challenging creative outlet.

Honors & Awards

  • 2023 Q3 GBI Non-Sales Partner Award

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  • AMA Omaha Pinnacle Award

    American Marketing Association Omaha Chapter

    The Pinnacle Awards are an opportunity for local organizations to showcase their most successful marketing campaigns from the previous year. Awards are judged based on metrics and measurable tactics—results-based, not creative-based. I won the Pinnacle Award in the student division for work on how food decisions impact travel and tourism decisions.

  • Muscular Dystrophy Association: "Top Jailbird"​

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    Each year the Muscular Dystrophy Association hosts a "Lock Up"​ fundraiser in which participants "raise bail"​ for a good cause. When you go behind bars and raise bail, you make it possible for MDA to continue funding groundbreaking research across diseases to find treatments and cures, support kids and adults from day one and empower families with services and support in your community and hometowns across America. According to the fundraiser's website, I was the #2 ranked "Top Jail Bird"​…

    Each year the Muscular Dystrophy Association hosts a "Lock Up"​ fundraiser in which participants "raise bail"​ for a good cause. When you go behind bars and raise bail, you make it possible for MDA to continue funding groundbreaking research across diseases to find treatments and cures, support kids and adults from day one and empower families with services and support in your community and hometowns across America. According to the fundraiser's website, I was the #2 ranked "Top Jail Bird"​ (highest fundraiser) out of 129 participants in the area.

  • Employee Most Innovative Award

    City of Thomasville

    The EMI award program is designed to encourage creativity and innovation among employees by offering recognition for innovative thinking that benefits the organization and the community. I submitted a proposal for lunch-hour continued education technology courses for City of Thomasville employees. Creating an environment of learning for employees would help foster a sense of creativity while making it possible to keep more work in-house.

  • American Booksellers Recognition

    American Booksellers Association

    I was recognized for the creation of the first ever Independent's Week event in Thomasville. This event promoted local businesses by educating the public about spending local, premiering films and music that are independent from large chains, and hosting discussions about the importance of community and a book store's place within it. This event was made possible through extensive cooperation with local business owners and the ABA.

  • Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Poster Author

    Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies

    Through a collaborative and research-oriented lab setting, I was able to become the first author on the poster "Thought-Action Fusion, Thought Control Strategies, and Obsessive Thoughts." This poster was presented at the ABCT conference in San Francisco, CA.

Organizations

  • Women@Power

    Communications Committee Co-Lead

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    The Women@Power affinity group is focused on creating opportunities for mentorship, advancement and support for women throughout the J.D. Power organization. The W@P Communications Committee is proud to support this initiative through communications activities that foster connection.

  • TEDx

    Event Coordinator

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    This was a passion project that turned into a great community event. The Bookshelf provided their upstairs space for these monthly TEDx lectures, with topics ranging from the food we eat to international politics. I would choose topics and videos that looked interesting and relevant to our community, the people in it, and what was going on in the world at the moment, then screen the TEDx videos and organize local experts to speak in person on the topics. On occasion I would be the discussion…

    This was a passion project that turned into a great community event. The Bookshelf provided their upstairs space for these monthly TEDx lectures, with topics ranging from the food we eat to international politics. I would choose topics and videos that looked interesting and relevant to our community, the people in it, and what was going on in the world at the moment, then screen the TEDx videos and organize local experts to speak in person on the topics. On occasion I would be the discussion leader, and was often a table facilitator.

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