“What we do and how we speak is either constructive or deconstructive. Choose to be constructive. Don’t be a bulldozer where life calls on you to be a builder.”

- Cleo Wade

 

As a communications specialist and graphic designer, Anneliese believes in the power of a story well told. Her ninja skill is her ability to quickly grasp a client’s brand message and encapsulate the story into something that’s easy to follow, as well as her ability to create relevant content with current social media trends.

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Most recently, she got her Real Estate License in Florida. For the past 7 years, she was the property manager of a 5-unit rental property in New Orleans, Louisiana where she made a total gross income of $333,000 for the owner of the property.

 

She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Loyola University New Orleans in 2020. She has since worked at Your Brand Ethos implementing social media campaigns, launching new brands, and developing brand messaging for numerous clients including Rubenstein Law, Tony Roma’s, Top Score Writing, and many others.

 

In previous years she has implemented a full public relations campaign for the 2020 US Census through the PRSSA Bateman competition and has worked for celebrity lawyer Juan LaFonta and NOLA Gold Rugby through Brand Lab. She had a summer internship at world-renowned rum company 'Flor de Caña', has worked with student-run award-winning newspaper 'The Maroon' as part of its social media team, joined The Donnelley Center for nonprofit communications as an art associate, and has contributed to social platforms for Loyola's School of Mass Communication.

She was also part of the National Society of Leadership and Success and the Public Relations Student Society of America throughout her years at Loyola.

 

She is a dual citizen of the United States and Nicaragua and is fluent in both English and Spanish with some Portuguese. In her spare time, she enjoys running, making lists, and recreational design.  She is fascinated by dogs and hopes to one day own an animal shelter back home in Nicaragua.