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SARAFINA EDUCATION CHICAGO PORTFOLIO SCHOOL (07/ 2014-09/2015) This is where I wrote copy, deleted copy, rewrote copy, PERSAUD and ultimately became a better copywriter. 30+ BRANDS // 1 COPYWRITER FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY (05/2011-05/2014) -B.S. in Communication and Media Studies -B.S. in Editing, Writing and Media -Minor in Classic Civilizations LET’S TALK: AGENCIES [email protected] CACTUS// COPYWRITER (02/2019-11/2020) Produced spots for the Colorado Lottery and Vail Mountain, branded the Nod App, and wrote for credit unions, health and wellness groups, -(561) 313-1839 and a handful of other brands that help people thrive. FCB CHICAGO// COPYWRITER (10/ 2018-02/2019) -SARAFINAPERSAUD.COM Wrote a Super Bowl commercial for Michelob ULTRA Pure Gold, helped launch GE Appliances’ Café collection and rebrand their portfolio. Plus, pitched 360 ideas on a variety of new business. FCB CHICAGO// ASSOCIATE COPYWRITER (09/ 2016-10/2018) Created pieces for J.M. Smucker’s portfolio (Natural Balance, Nature’s Recipe, Meow Mix, Pillsbury, Dunkin Donuts, Folger’s, etc.), and campaign work for Restasis, TrueTear, and Nuedexta. WUNDERMAN CHICAGO// JR. COPYWRITER (11/2015-09/2016) Produced POS for DiGiorno, Tombstone, California Pizza Kitchen, Jack’s pizza, and Lenovo, and experiential work for brands like United Airlines. EPSILON// FREELANCE COPYWRITER (09/2015-11/2015) Helped launch Flonase from prescription-only to OTC, while also writing for Nicorette and Nicoderm. BRANDS -10 HEALTH AND WELLNESS PRODUCTS: Diversus Health, Nuedexta, Restasis, TrueTear, EyePowerment, Lo Loestrin Fe, SkinMedica, Miracle Ear, Flonase, Nicorette, and Nicoderm -9 HUMAN FOODS: Michelob ULTRA Pure Gold, Jif, Pillsbury, Café Bustelo, Folgers, Dunkin Donuts, DiGiorno, Tombstone, California Pizza Kitchen, and Jack’s pizza -9 PET FOODS: Meow Mix, 9Lives, Milk-Bone, Natural Balance, Nature’s Recipe, Pup-Peroni, Kibbles ‘n Bits, Gravy Train, and Milo’s -3 CREDIT UNIONS: CommunityAmerica, Scott, and Blue Federal -3 TECH BRANDS: HopeLabs/The Nod App, GE Appliances, and Lenovo -2 HOSPITALITY BRANDS: Vail Mountain and Isle of Capri Casinos -1 AIRLINE: United Airlines -1 LOTTERY: Colorado Lottery.

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