ABOUT

PR, to me, isn't just the ability to tell stories and sell them to the public, but also a way to change culture. My current PR experiences have helped me develop my leadership, work ethic, and problem-solving, and I ensure my work is of the highest quality. In times of struggle, my ability to think critically has resurrected projects and created work worth sharing. 

Through my time as a student, I culminated two organizational leadership roles during his time at CU. As PR secretary and Acting President for CU Jam Society, I revitalized a dying music club and grew its membership by 200% through board-led charity concerts, community engagement, and musically focused brand marketing. As the Events Coordinator for PRSSA, I used networking abilities to create events that satisfied the needs of the CMDI student body and create an environment that initiated student growth and triumph. In both settings, I facilitated and nurtured communities that allowed campus culture to thrive. 

Now, as an intern of JKD and Co,I offer this same initiative by assisting with the event coordination and PR for The Transplant Games of America coming to Denver in June.

Being a PR professional is more than a career; it is the opportunity to drive culture further, whether it is through my passion for helping others, my love for music and culture, or simply making sure I can do a good turn daily."