Software marketing expert. Experience growing community and business pipeline in global markets with focus on the North America and EMEA. Open source advocate and speaker.

Senior Manager, Content Marketing @ From July 2015 to Present (6 months) Greater New York City AreaCo-Founder @ Founded Hackathon and event series geared towards unleashing innovation in Financial Technology. The Hackathon gives small FinTech startups around the world a platform to reach developers and offers a unique recruiting opportunity for leading financial institutions in New York City. Past sponsors of the FinTech Hackathon include Bloomberg, Wilmer Hale, Thompson Reuters and Dow Jones, MongoDB, Venmo and Stocktwits. In 2015, we donated proceeds from the event to DirectRelief to fund relief work in Nepal following the horrific earthquake that took place in April. See information on past events at http://fintechhack.com/ From January 2012 to Present (4 years) Greater New York City AreaMarketing Lead @ Bowery makes web development easier. Bowery aims to save programmers time-intensive, repetitive tasks such as setting up coding environments so they more quickly begin working. Run your application in seconds no matter the operating system, programming language, database, or other dependencies. We're dedicated to making every stack easy to use. See more at: http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/bowery From November 2014 to May 2015 (7 months) Greater New York City AreaSenior Manager, Community Marketing @ Senior lead for MongoDB community team. Manage and support global community programs for MongoDB, the leading open-source document database. * Created and scaled Global User Group program with over 38,000 members * Curated content for local groups from key customers in the area * Built out content for annual user conferences and for technical blog posts * Growth and management of Customer Advocate and Ambassador Program * Grew follower base on Twitter from 18,000 to over 130,000 * Doubled newsletter subscriber base From November 2011 to November 2014 (3 years 1 month) Greater New York City AreaSocial Media @ Net Impact is an international nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire, educate, and equip individuals to use the power of business to create a more socially and environmentally sustainable world As a volunteer, I manage the twitter account for New York City's professional chapter, providing information on events in the tri-state area, Job Openings in the Nonprofit, Foundation and Corporate Social Responsibility Sectors and stories that inspire social change. From January 2011 to March 2012 (1 year 3 months) Community and Marketing Associate @ Hashable is the best way to manage all of your important relationships on mobile or desktop. As an apprentice, I help support Hashable's efforts to increase product awareness and build our growing user base. Additionally, I help manage our User Voice community and the build out of our knowledge base for simplified user support. From September 2011 to November 2011 (3 months) Greater New York City AreaDevelopment Fellow @ Founded in 2001, Taproot Foundation is transforming the nascent field of pro bono service into a national platform to leverage top talent in support of our communities' greatest needs. By doing, enabling and inspiring pro bono service to become an esteemed and integral part of every career, the Foundation ensures that one day, all nonprofits will have access to the professional resources they need to overcome their operational challenges and succeed in achieving their missions, in service to our communities. As Development Fellow, I was responsible for conducting prospect research to qualify private foundation and corporate funding leads, writing grant proposals and reports to these corporate/foundation audiences. I work to streamline and manage statistics and fiscal pipeline for both our development and program departments. In addition to my business development responsibilities, I supported the marketing and external affairs team in designing and executing campaigns, managing social media and three external blog series. From August 2010 to August 2010 (1 month) Founder @ Founder of criminal justice reform group at Oberlin College. "We, as the Prison Justice Project, believe the incarceration system is a counter productive way to create a healthier society. In its current state, the institution systematically dehumanizes individuals based on race, gender, sexual orientation, class, ability, political status, and religion. We are advocating a more humane approach to criminal justice through activism, coalition building, education, outreach, and solidarity. We recognize our unique position as student organizers and because of this, we will hold ourselves accountable to the communities with which we wish to engage. We understand that these issues are multifaceted and we seek to build alliances with other organizations seeking to dismantle systems of oppression." As the leader of this project I co-taught a college course on the state of American Prisons to 12 students at Oberlin College. I later secured over $10,000 in two months from grants and donations and managed those funds to both bring in speakers from across the country and finance other college events. Along with a team of ten others, I launched 3 month speaker series, "Bars, Walls and Bodies" on the future of criminal justice reform. In two months I had recruited over 200 students for future event planning and fundraising efforts and developed College-Prison Partnership with Grafton Prison in Ohio which is still in negotiation phase to launch a College curriculum in the prison as of June 2011. From September 2009 to June 2010 (10 months) Public Policy Intern @ The Correctional Association of New York is an independent, non-profit organization founded by concerned citizens in 1844 and granted unique authority by the New York State Legislature to inspect prisons and to report its findings and recommendations to the legislature, the public and the press. Through monitoring, research, public education and policy recommendations, the Correctional Association strives to make the administration of justice in New York State more fair, efficient and humane. As the Public Policy Intern, I conducted research for policy papers on prison and drug reform in New York state. From May 2009 to August 2009 (4 months)

B.A., History, Sociology, Gender Feminism and Sexuality Studies @ Oberlin College From 2006 to 2010 The Wheatley School Francesca Krihely is skilled in: Excel, InDesign, ProTools, Salesforce, Prospecting, Social Media Development, Jigsaw, GoToMeeting, Report Writing, Illustrator, Twitter, Salesforce.com, Social Media, Qualifying Prospects, Corporate Social Responsibility