Caroline DiStefano has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Caroline is currently employed as a Brand Director at Forge Worldwide, where they provide strategic direction and account management for clients in healthcare, life sciences, education, and nonprofit sectors. Caroline'sresponsibilities include overseeing creative work, web development, paid media campaigns, content creation, and reporting.
Prior to joining Forge Worldwide, Caroline worked at Reingold, Inc. for several years, starting as a Communications Intern and working their way up to the role of Senior Communications Associate. Caroline'sclients at Reingold included healthcare organizations, government groups, associations, and nonprofits. Caroline managed various projects involving web development, partnership outreach, paid media campaigns, content creation, and video and photo shoot production.
Caroline also gained experience as a Communications Fellow at the United Nations Association of Greater Philadelphia and worked as a Waitress at Mediterranean Grill. Earlier in their career, they were involved in catering at The New England Pasta Company.
With their extensive background in communications and project management, Caroline has developed skills in various areas such as content development, design, strategic planning, and client relationship management.
Caroline DiStefano completed their education in a chronological order. Caroline attended Avon High School from 2006 to 2010 and obtained a high school diploma. Later, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from Villanova University, where they studied from 2010 to 2014.
In addition to their academic qualifications, Caroline DiStefano pursued further certifications to enhance their skill set. In July 2019, they obtained a Certified Marketing Level 1 Credential from General Assembly. Prior to that, in June 2018, they earned the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute.
May 1, 2024 - present
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