Marketing Tips, Insights, and Trends
Author: Kaitlyn Partington Category: Date: November 1, 2022
Anthony Duncan, Marketing Assistant
Marketing helped make my dreams come true. Driven to further my academic and basketball career, I was disappointed in my junior year when it appeared I had limited options to do both after my high school graduation. When my senior basketball season began strong, my coach surprised me by creating a highlight reel for me and posting it online. That night, I received messages from over 30 different coaches wanting to talk to me about joining their program. That’s when I fully appreciated the power communication holds to propel you to meet your goals.
The best way to get me to do something is to tell me I can’t do it. That’s how my basketball career began, and how I live my life. Commitment, accountability, and determination are at the core of who I am. I love being tired and I thrive on productivity. Time management is my superpower. Without it, I wouldn’t be able to do all the things I love – working full-time for Paradigm while I attend college, play basketball for the College of Coastal Georgia, and volunteer as an orientation leader for my college Student Life. I’m also an amateur podcaster and stock trader.
I love learning new things, making connections, and building relationships. I bring that passion to my role at Paradigm Marketing and Design. As a Marketing Assistant, I support the social media, marketing, and creative project teams for our marketing operations. I partner with strategists to develop content, manage social media programs, analyze metrics, and research opportunities to support my clients’ marketing efforts and strategic business goals.
Education:
College of Coastal Georgia
Bachelor of Business Administration in General Business with a concentration in Finance (expected)
Personal Fact:
Before becoming a basketball player, my sport of choice was longboarding.
Favorite Quote:
“Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty…” -Theodore Roosevelt