Corey J Nascenzi

Manager, Children’s and Educational Programming at Thirteen/WNET, Director of Events at Children's Media Association

Greater New York City Area

Media Production

Thirteen/WNET - New York, NY since Dec 2009
Manager, Children’s and Educational Programming
Children's Media Association - New York, NY since 2012
Director of Events
Thirteen/WNET Jul 2007 - Dec 2009
Coordinator, Children’s and Educational Programming
Literacy Inc. (LINC) Sep 2006 - Oct 2007
Data & Communications Coordinator
The Parkside School 2003 - 2006
Teacher

Teachers College of Columbia University 2002 - 2004
MA, Elementary Education Fordham University 1998 - 2002
BA, Sociology and Business Administration New York University
Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB)

Event Planning
Public Speaking
Public Relations
Curriculum Development
Customer Service
Production Management
Grant Management
Database Administration
Social Media
Promotions
Community Outreach
Social Networking
Special Events
Editing
Creative Writing
Event Management
Volunteer Management
Wordpress
Analytics
Report Writing
Data Analysis
Adobe Creative Suite
Market Research
Social Media Marketing
Marketing Strategy
People-oriented
Self-motivated Individual
Connecting People
Marketing Communications

Fordham University Emergency Medical Service Alumni Service Award, 2003

14 Cottage St, Sharon, MA 02067

Media Production

Elemental Path Cognitoys Oct 2015 - Jan 2019
Consultant - Content Development
Random House Oct 2015 - Jan 2019
Senior Product Manager, Consumer Marketing and Digital Development
Random House Apr 2015 - Jul 2018
Product Manager and Lead Technical Producer, Consumer Marketing and Digital Development
Children's Media Association 2012 - 2015
Director of Events
Wnet New York Public Media Dec 2009 - Oct 2013
Manager, Childrenâ S and Educational Programming

Columbia University Feb 2004
Masters Teachers College, Columbia University 2002 - 2004
Masters, Master of Arts, Elementary Education Fordham University 1998 - 2002
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Business Administration, Business, Sociology Public School
New York University
Sharon High School

Social Media Marketing
Social Media
Event Planning
Editing
Community Outreach
Public Relations
Facebook
Public Speaking
Digital Media
Content Development
Creative Writing
Marketing Communications
Entertainment
Nonprofits
Content Strategy
Marketing
Event Management
Curriculum Development
Newsletters
Blogging
Management
Production Management
Social Networking
People Oriented
Internal Communications
Strategy
Television
Marketing Strategy
Self Motivated Individual
Customer Service
Promotions
Special Events
Volunteer Management
Market Research
Connecting People
Grants
Digital Marketing
Video Production
Grant Management
Database Administration
Wordpress
Analytics
Report Writing
Data Analysis
Adobe Creative Suite
New Media

Social Services
Children
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief

The Art of Developing, Pitching, and Negotiating Professional Development Gold Standard Course
Producing Fundamentals Professional Development Gold Standard Course
Comedy Writing For Television Professional Development Participation Course
New York University