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Apple's Response to FBI Solidifies Brand
Apple's Response to FBI Solidifies Brand
Apple CEO, Tim Cook, strengthened the company’s brand and fortified its clients’ loyalty with a huge announcement…
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50 Motivational Quotes from Super Bowl Winning Coaches
50 Motivational Quotes from Super Bowl Winning Coaches
To be a great leader, you should take notes from the best. In celebration of the 50th “Big Game,” I went to the coaches…
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Professional Baseball Players go to Spring Training, So Should You
Professional Baseball Players go to Spring Training, So Should You
The 2015 Major League Baseball (MLB) campaign is in full swing. Players did not go from vacation straight to bat.
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After 2 weeks on the road, Washington Commanders back home to take on Cleveland. OCTOBER means Cancer Awareness around the National Football…
After 2 weeks on the road, Washington Commanders back home to take on Cleveland. OCTOBER means Cancer Awareness around the National Football…
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Grants Committee Member, Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation
Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
- 1 year 11 months
Children
Nominated to serve on the grants committee to identify organizations that work to manifest the foundations belief in innovative approaches to increase time kids spend in physical activity – especially those approaches that change the lives of children who traditionally are most likely to miss out or opt out of physical activity – and to give more children access to fresh fruits and vegetables.
• Review grant proposals and applications
• Interview applicants and conduct site…Nominated to serve on the grants committee to identify organizations that work to manifest the foundations belief in innovative approaches to increase time kids spend in physical activity – especially those approaches that change the lives of children who traditionally are most likely to miss out or opt out of physical activity – and to give more children access to fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Vice President, Marketing Atlanta Chapter
WISE (Women in Sports and Events, Inc.)
- 4 years 7 months
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Elected to lead a team of volunteers to drive all marketing efforts of WISE Atlanta to develop a yearly marketing and communications strategy to amplify presence, grow membership, strengthen engagement and increase fundraising.
• Develop a strategic marketing and communication plan for WISE Atlanta.
• Oversee digital projects for WISE Atlanta – website, email and social media platforms.
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Early Career Achievement Award
University of Michigan Kinesiology
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American Marketing Association
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Women in Sports and Events (WISE) Atlanta
Vice President Marketing
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Hannah Shain
Relo Metrics product team is ✨ This update is pretty cool -- now we can measure how many ticketed fans -- that go to the games "in-person" -- see sponsors. It's not just total game-day attendance; we're considering where fans are seated, and how clearly they can see the sponsor placements. #productupdate #sponsorship #analytics
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Eleana Fanaika
#NationalYouthSportsWeek ... ⚽ 🏀 🏐 🎾 ⛸ 🏉 The current youth sports ecosystem is our future, youth sports provides for our economy, our communities, our growth, our connections, and our next generation. This week we reflect and recognize the power of youth sports. But don't listen to me, go be present in youth sports in your community. Watch a local game, volunteer to help a league, donate to youth sports, take a moment this week to be present, to be involved. And while you do this, listen, observe, reflect on how youth sports has changed, the good, the not so great, and the unfortunate. Already in the youth sports community? Change up your routine, try something new. Go watch a different sport this week, connect with someone outside your circle, expand your story, learn a new technique. I commit to volunteering to help run drills at soccer practice, attend my cousin's freshman football game with my kids, and connect with a local youth sports provider. #NationalYouthSportsWeek Every Kid Sports
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