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Rico is obsessed with all forms of media!

Growing up in a time where he saw the transition from your typical media outlets (tv, radio, magazine, etc) to now and the age of social media makes his obsession only that more official.

Currently, He is the Marketing Director for the nonprofit, Communities in Schools of Hampton Roads. He obtained his Master's in Public Relations from Full Sail University. He also co-hosts his own podcast, The Friday Podcast, and works as the Social Media Manager.

CURRENTLY I am...

Marketing Director

He is a team of one responsible for developing marketing strategies & campaigns that help advance the non-profit's mission to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. These strategies include newsletters, partnerships with outside organizations, social media & website management, media outreach, and events.

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host/Social Media Manager

The host of The Friday Podcast. Also, manages all social media accounts on Instagram, Twitter & Facebook with expertise in all social media platforms and their algorithms including Snapchat & Pinterest.

Most recently closed on Season 3, campaign on the social media platforms. Check that out on our social media platforms below.

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4 tips to boost volunteer engagement

This webinar is intended to bless you with the fundamentals of volunteer engagement and tips on how to boost engagement within your volunteer program. If you don't have a volunteer program you can apply these tips elsewhere in your career and life as well. Volunteering helps counteract the effects of stress, anger, and anxiety. The social contact aspect of helping and working with others can have a profound effect on your overall psychological well-being. There are essential skills that one must have to boost engagement. And it’s never too late to step up and volunteer. Without volunteers, many charitable nonprofits would not be able to conduct programs, raise funds, or serve clients.