Allison Moore

Allison Moore has extensive work experience in various industries. Allison began their career as an Editorial Assistant at The Roanoke Times, where they led a team and wrote articles for different sections. Allison then worked as an Account Specialist at John Lambert Associates, coordinating public relations campaigns for major accounts. At The Roanoke Times, they served as a Marketing Coordinator and Promotion Account Executive, specializing in coordinating marketing campaigns and increasing net-paid circulation and revenue through direct mail and print ad programs. Allison later joined Elbit Systems of America as a Marketing Specialist, where they spearheaded market intelligence gathering and managed crisis communications efforts. Allison also served as the Manager of Communications and Market Intelligence, collaborating with senior management to execute strategic advertising and public relations goals. Allison then transitioned to Salem City Schools, where they taught English literature, writing, and grammar. Allison also served as an adviser for The Oracle student newspaper. Afterward, they became the Director of Marketing and Communications at American National Bank and Trust Company, overseeing the marketing and communications department and managing the budget. Allison'smost recent role is as the Director of Public Relations and Communications at The Institute for Advanced Learning and Research.

Allison Moore's education history begins in 1994 when they attended Averett University. Allison studied English Language and Literature, General at Averett from 1994 to 1996. Following that, they enrolled at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Journalism, completing it in 1998.

In terms of additional certifications, Allison obtained a Teaching License in Secondary English and Journalism from the Virginia Department of Education in June 2009. Allison also earned a Value-Based Six Sigma Green Belt certification from the University of Michigan College of Engineering, although the specific date is unknown.