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Welcome to my portfolio. This is where I document my marketing adventures and learning experiences. Hope to connect soon!
Welcome to my portfolio. This is where I document my marketing adventures and learning experiences. Hope to connect soon!
Over the years, I’ve worn the professional hats of a marketing strategist, a copywriter, a program director, and a product manager. I started my career in performing arts in NYC. I’ve spent years working with professional artists and 501(c)3 organizations as a freelance marketing strategist and grant writer. In my early career I also held positions in performing arts management before transitioning to a role as a program director, serving the city’s most vulnerable populations.
In 2016, I moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in marketing for social enterprises. While in LA, I further honed my marketing copywriting skills while creating content for home decor, fitness, and technology industries. In 2018, I graduated with a Masters of Science in Social Enterprise and a Graduate Certificate in Marketing from the University of Southern California. I studied writing in undergrad and received a BA in Liberal Arts at the New School University. Through photography, content writing, and technical digital marketing strategies, I've helped brands build community through marketing.
I’ve always been passionate about literature and media. I began writing at an early age and studied writing in undergrad. My academic background is in journalism and poetry. This combination of disciplines led me to focus on Copywriting professionally. I am available for full-time, part-time, and freelance copywriting roles.
In honing my passion for business and marketing, I’ve developed my content strategy acumen through digital marketing. I’m available to take on new freelance jobs in digital marketing.
As a quick learner with a knack for technology, product marketing is an important part my career trajectory and a lot of fun. I’m increasingly excited about sharing good products and services with the intended audiences.
— Ann Handley