nacdajobs
NACDA Resume Bank



Jan. 25, 2010


345 E Eller Dr.
Winston Salem 27107
336-345-5461
cjwilkes2@gmail.com

Objective:
Sports and Entertainment Marketing/Management positions, requiring knowledge and experience with marketing and promotions, event promotion implementation, special event planning, group sales, and increasing attendance.

Education:

2006 to 2010 Bachelor of Science, Business Administration
Double major: Marketing and Entrepreneurship Management
Appalachian State University
Cumulative GPA: 3.48
Computer Proficiency (Microsoft Word, Excel, Power-point, Adobe Photoshop)

Sports Marketing Experience:
Appalachian State University Department of Athletics Senior Marketing Intern, Fall 2009-Spring 2010 Head Sports Marketing Intern, Fall 2008-Spring 2009 Sports Marketing Intern, Fall 2007-Spring 2008 Ticket Office Sales Representative, Fall 2006-Spring 2007

  • Assisted in planning, promoting, and implementing marketing plan for women's basketball. Directed game-day promotions; coordinate music with the Holmes Center and ASU band, while generating an intimidating, but family-friendly atmosphere for teams. 2009-2010
  • Assist implementation of marketing strategies and promotions for Appalachian State University football. 2007-2010
  • Shadowed Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Promotions for Appalachian State University Football game-day. 2008-2010
  • Implemented marketing strategies for men's and women's basketball, including coordinating part-time interns, pre-game setup, promotions, sweepstakes, contests, contestant selection, and fan involvement, before, during, and after events. 2007-2010
  • Planned and coordinated with live National Anthem singers/groups and coordinated with halftime entertainment for each home men's and women's Basketball games. 2008-2009
  • Assisted in planning, promoting, implementing and directing 2010 NCAA Women's Pack the House Challenge. Recorded raw Attendance: 1,321 (3rd highest attended game in ASU women's basketball history) (1/23/10)
  • Served as game director for game-day promotions for ASU men's basketball versus Western Carolina as a part of ASU Legends Day. Recorded attendance: 5,074 (1/23/10)
  • Assisted in planning, promoting, and implementing Mountaineer Madness. 2009, 2010
  • Coordinated group space and group ticket sales for men's and women's basketball. 2009-2010
  • Coordinated marketing strategies for baseball, including coordinating part-time interns, pre-game setup, promotions, sweepstakes, contests, contestant selection, and fan involvement. 2008-2010
  • Utilize Internet, social networking, and online calendars to advertise and promote upcoming events. (2007-2010)
  • Design promotional flyers for game-day and special events for men's and women's basketball, men's and women's soccer, volleyball, field hockey, and baseball. (2009-2010)
  • Designed men and women's basketball poster for residence halls. (2010)
  • Designed bookmark for Mountaineer Summer Reading Program. (2010)
  • Designed Jr. Mountaineers Kids Club registration form (2010)
  • Designed Print Advertising for Southern Conference Outdoor Track & Filed Championships (2010)
  • Assisted in promoting for ASU women's basketball Breast Cancer Awareness event, PINKZONE; Directed game-day promotions, coordinated music, for PINKZONE.

    Wake Forest University Sports Marketing Department Sports Marketing Associate Summer 2009-Fall 2009

  • Planned, Promoted, and Implemented marketing strategies, including fan involvement, event logistics, PA Script for the 2009 Wake Forest FanFest. Attendance: 5,000+
  • Designed promotional items, event signage, fan involvement materials, (autograph cards, Skills Challenge scorecard, etc.) and wrote press releases.
  • Wrote press release for Ticket Office Football Season Ticket Selection event 'Select-A-Seat' and Deacon Club Field Level Suite Raffle as a part of Fanfest.
  • Designed marketing plans for Men's and Women's Soccer including game-day promotional flyers, schedule flyers, and PA scripts.
  • Assisted in the development of the partnership between Wake Forest Sports Marketing and Best Health Kids, leading to group sales and Kids Club Opportunities. Developed written proposal for the partnership.
  • Coordinated with Best Health Kids to set up an autograph session at an event hosted by Best Health and assisted with the development of promotional items for this event.
  • Assisted with development of a group space sales program for Men's and Women's Soccer and group sales for this space.
  • Designed and conceptualized flyers for season specific matches and schedule flyers for Men's and Women's Soccer, Field Hockey, and Volleyball.
  • Assisted implementation of marketing strategies and promotions for Wake Forest University Football. Fall 2009
  • Assisted implementation of game-day promotions for the Skip Prosser Classic, Wake Forest vs. Xavier (1/2/10) Other Sports Experience: Minor League Baseball, Winston Salem Dash Usher, Summer 2009

  • Must be polite, courteous and smile at all times
  • Wipe down all seats in assigned section pregame
  • Greet all fans and welcome to the ballpark
  • Ask for ticket so that you may assist them to their seat(s)
  • Be knowledgeable of all facility locations and be able to direct fans to these locations
  • Assist fans with lost children or lost belongings
  • Direct fans as they leave and thank them for coming to the game
  • Any extra responsibilities associated with a certain areas in the ballpark
  • Assisted in some promotions with the Director of Entertainment

    Additional Experience:

  • Appalachian State University Housing and Residence Life Resident Assistant, Spring 2008-Spring 2010

  • Conceptualized and implemented programming for married couples, families, international students, and international faculty. Fall 2009-Spring 2010
  • Responsible for community development throughout an apartment complex with approximately 200 diverse residents. Fall 2009-Spring 2010
  • Planned, promoted, and implemented programming geared toward non-traditional students and low-income housing as a result of the closing of the non-traditional student residence hall destruction. (Spring 2010)
  • Responsible for community development throughout a residence hall with approximately 300 diverse undergrad residents ranging in age from freshmen to seniors. Fall 2009-Spring 2010
  • Received leadership training and learned strategies to facilitate the development through positive reinforcement and team building exercises. Spring 2008-Spring 2010
  • Received training in crisis management and implemented this training multiple times with lives in danger. Spring 2008-Spring 2010
  • Conceptualized and implemented programming for forty-one undergraduate residents ranging from freshmen to seniors. Spring 2008-Spring 2009
  • Developed a presentation used for Resident Assistant training on ways to better advertise and promote programming. Including ways to target specific groups of students using elements of the traditional marketing mix. (2009)
  • Other expectations included serving as a positive role model, information resource, positive leader, behavior manager among residents, team player, duties in facilities management, and administrative responsibilities.

    Honors:
    2010 NACMA Student Stipend Nominee, Dean's List (Appalachian State University '06,'07,'08, '09), National Dean's List, Emerging Leaders Program selection (2007), RSA Vice President (2007- 2008), Above and Beyond Programming Certificate (Spring 2008)
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