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Exceptional Event Strategy & Communications | Annual Offsite (2023- 2025)
Led end‑to‑end communications for three annual Microsoft offsites, partnering closely with the Chief of Staff team to deliver a cohesive, high‑impact experience across the organization.
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Excellence in Campaign Communications | Microsoft Give Initiative (2023–2025)
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As a Communications Lead, my role is to support my team by shaping ideas into concise, impactful messaging.
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Recognition | Digital Experience & Executive Communications (2023–2025)
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Check out my video celebrating this award on LinkedIn.
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Creative Excellence Award | Microsoft Ringmaster Challenge (2022)
In August 2022, our team in Microsoft’s Consumer Channel Sales & Marketing (CCSM) organization received recognition for the success of the Ringmaster Challenge, a global digital‑marketing learning initiative developed in partnership with Circus Street.
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Outstanding Research Honorable Mention & OSHA National Award | Mask Selection Digital Tool (2022)
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Innovation in Public Health Technology — Paxlovid Wizard Nomination (2022)
During my graduate studies in the University of Washington’s Communication Leadership program, I created the Paxlovid Wizard, a mobile website concept designed to close critical gaps in the federal Test‑to‑Treat program. The tool streamlined access to Paxlovid for at‑risk, low‑income, rural, and underserved communities by replacing telehealth barriers with a guided eligibility flow, multilingual support, and a delivery pathway leveraging USPS Priority Express. The project addressed inequities in internet access, transportation, language availability, and medical access, offering a scalable model for rapid medication delivery during public‑health emergencies. My work included UX design, content strategy, research synthesis, and a full end‑to‑end service model. “Alyssa’s project demonstrated exceptional creativity, rigor, and real‑world impact. The depth of her concept, the clarity of her problem‑solving, and the strength of her prototype stood out as a model of student innovation in ethical technology and public‑interest communication.” — Dr. Sarah Lohmann, Full‑Time Teaching Faculty, University of Washington Information School, specializing in IT governance, cybersecurity, and emerging and energy technologies |