Luke Hopping's Email Addresses & Phone Numbers

💼 Past Experience

What experiencings have you had as an executive editor at Dwell?Executive Editor at Dwell from October 2017 to February 2019 (1 year 5 months). Led operations. Developed and deployed editorial policy. Aligned x-platform brand touch points (print, digital, social, podcast, events) behind creative strategies that resonated with a global audience of architecture and design enthusiasts and met business objectives. Senior Editor at Dwell from November 2016 to October 2017 (1 year) in Greater New York City Area. Managed editorial team to develop content across all platforms (print, digital, social, podcast, events). Partnered cross-functionally with brand directors and sales team to ensure creative work addressed strategic goals. Associate Editor at Dwell from March 2016 to November 2016 (9 months) in Greater New York City Area. Developed and published stories across all channels (print, digital, social, events). Designed a content strategy to support the replatforming of Dwell.com as a community publisher. Digital Editor / Digital Fellow at Dwell from October 2014 to March 2016 (1 year 6 months) in Greater New York City Area. Developed and published stories for web. Oversaw digital strategy, including SEO, SEM, analytics, and growth. Met targets for expanding the brand’s social footprint, including doubling its Twitter following. Creative Services Intern at The Awl from June 2012 to August 2012 (3 months) in Greater New York City Area. .What was your most memorable experience at Micromobility Industries?Director of Programming and Strategy at Micromobility Industries.What was your most exciting experience at Micromobility Industries?Director of Programming and Strategy at Micromobility Industries.What was your most challenging experience at Micromobility Industries?Director of Programming and Strategy at Micromobility Industries.What was your most rewarding experience at Micromobility Industries?Director of Programming and Strategy at Micromobility Industries.

🎓 Education

Luke Hopping's educational background and work readiness began to develop in 2010 when he received his bachelor's degree from Vassar College. After receiving his degree, he worked as a sociology teacher for two years. In 2014, he moved to Portland, Oregon and began his professional career as a public schoolteacher. While working as a public schoolteacher, he realized that he had a great deal to learn about the K-12 education system and how to improve it. From this experience, he developed his skills and knowledge in the area of education and worked on improving the K-12 education system in Portland.While working on improving the K-12 education system in Portland, he also started to develop his own personal development program. The program is called “The hump” and it is designed to help people move from where they are at in their life to where they want to be. The program begins with a practical and contemplative Grand Challenge, and then helps people move from that to a personal action plan. The program is free and it is available to people who have a goal to achieve.While working on improving the K-12 education system in Portland, he also began to develop his own personal development program. The program is called “The hump” and it is designed to help people move from where they are at in their life to where they want to be. The program begins with a practical and contemplative Grand Challenge, and then helps people move from that to a personal action plan. The program is free and it is available to people who have a goal to achieve.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

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