Founder and Editor-In-Chief Resume Example

Founded the "Getting There" podcast with Sara Stewart.

Published weekly, 1+ hour episodes featuring content appealing to twenty-something women.

Merged with the 5by5 podcasting network after only 15 episodes.

Took sole responsibility for all book reviews run on the affiliate website, Three Percent, including assignments, editing, and publishing.

Single-handedly coordinated an entire sales season.

Copy edited both manuscripts and catalogs.

Coordinated direct mailings.

Appeared on an episode of the Three Percent podcast.

Regularly updated the company blog with relevant content.

Copy-edited manuscripts.

Prepared materials for acquisitions meetings.

Attended company events as needed.

Wrote timely, affective content in keeping with the brand and voice of the publication.

Wrote pieces ranging in focus from current events, to women's interest, to time-sensitive politics and national events.

Wrote funny, poignant pieces about relationships, national events, and the quarter-life crisis, retaining the voice and brand of the website.

Wrote pieces that addressed how to achieve success in both your professional and personal life, as well as the topic of mental health in your twenties.

Wrote pieces ranging in topic from the best smartphone apps, to building a business, to growing within your personal and professional life.

Wrote about mental health issues from a personal standpoint, promoting both heightened awareness and knowledge.

Wrote personal essays regarding mental illness, rape culture, and difficult personal relationships.

Accumulated 500 followers.

Wrote pieces regarding mental health, body image, self-care, and the politics of privacy.

Wrote both personal essays and how-to pieces regarding relationships, the holiday season, mental health, and lifestyle.

Wrote personal and creative essays.

Wrote essays regarding mental health, marriage, divorce, female relationships, sex, and personal growth.

Wrote about events and interests pertinent to the greater Rochester area.

Wrote about the topic of female sexuality and the male gaze.

Wrote about the confusion and orientation that comes about in the first year after college graduation.

Wrote about mental health, marriage, college, and women's issues through the personal essay medium.

Wrote about how to network through Twitter by way of hashtag chats.

Wrote about "slut" shaming in today's culture to help promote the documentary film "Unslut."

Wrote personal essays to appeal to a twenty-something audience.

Wrote essays geared towards twenty-somethings, touching on romantic relationships, job satisfaction, and mental health.

Wrote about female safety, cat-calling, and rape culture.