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  • Financially Empowering HBCU Students | 2026 BRVC Site

    "TAPPING INTO MY SECRET SAUCE helped build confidence and let me know to just be myself because that’s what my audience will love the most. I enjoyed Brianna's course and was able to learn how to better understand my audience. Her course was supportive and encouraging, I appreciated the group setting because it allowed me to listen and pick up from others because we all did things differently." Micha'Angelina Founder

  • Insightful Guidance, Renewed Confidence | 2026 BRVC Site

    "TAPPING INTO MY SECRET SAUCE helped build confidence and let me know to just be myself because that’s what my audience will love the most. I enjoyed Brianna's course and was able to learn how to better understand my audience. Her course was supportive and encouraging, I appreciated the group setting because it allowed me to listen and pick up from others because we all did things differently." Micha'Angelina Founder

  • Optimizing Systems & Messaging | 2026 BRVC Site

    "I don’t have to shape-shift in order to grow this brand. I’m literally just showing up. It all works because it’s my brand, it’s me. Brianna’s method has reassured me that it’s okay to use my brand story to keep going, that all the moving pieces in my business will come together, I can be authentic in every stage, and make sense as my business evolves. Her method has made me feel like my brand is such a representation of what I’m authentically trying to translate to the people." April Kelly Mompreneur & Start-Up Founder

  • BRVC: Tina Turtle X Steve Madden

    Tina Turtle x Influencer Marketing & Management Boosting Tina Turtle’s Brand and Revenue Client Tina Turtle Year 2024 Scope of Work Branding, Influencer Marketing, Influencer Management Industry Lifestyle With nearly 1 million followers, viral moments, and cultivated influence, Tina Turtle has reached a pivotal point in her brand journey, that involves solidifying her as a fashion and lifestyle content creator. Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) Our Approach Over the past 8.5 months, we focused on solidifying the packaging and presentation of Tina’s brand to elevate her as a go-to collaborator for brands looking to connect with Gen-Z and millennial women who live confidently, appreciate nostalgia, and aim to make the most of life. Branding & Strategy: Updated social media bios and created a streamlined brand kit and one-sheet to establish a consistent and clear brand identity. Marketing & Communications: Defined partnership goals, conducted market research, and analyzed past efforts to identify strategic opportunities. Set up a Brand Correspondence Tracker to manage inbound inquiries. Operations Management: Managed inbound inquiries with response templates and directed to Tina’s management. Pitched outbound to relevant brands, securing partnerships and increasing revenue. Our Impact & Client Milestones Revenue Growth: From October 4 to December 20, Tina's revenue nearly doubled compared to the previous 1.5-month period, and almost tripled compared to the first 4 months of the partnership. This demonstrates a significant increase in both the average deal size and overall revenue performance. Social Media Milestones: Tina reached 100k+ followers on Instagram, significantly expanding her reach and influence. Brand Partnerships: She attended her first festival, the Broccoli City Music Festival, with travel compensation. Tina became the face of a summer campaign with Paper Planes, which resulted in ongoing engagement with the brand. After participating in gifting campaigns, Tina secured her first paid Steve Madden deal and a paid partnership with Adore Me, showcasing her ability to leverage event content into paid collaborations. Gained partnerships with Fashion Nova, Readyhubb, Kenner, Nike, PUMA and more. With nearly 1 million followers, viral moments, and cultivated influence, Tina Turtle has reached a pivotal point in her brand journey, that involves solidifying her as a fashion and lifestyle content creator.

  • 8 Weeks to Marketing Success | 2026 BRVC Site

    "TAPPING INTO MY SECRET SAUCE helped build confidence and let me know to just be myself because that’s what my audience will love the most. I enjoyed Brianna's course and was able to learn how to better understand my audience. Her course was supportive and encouraging, I appreciated the group setting because it allowed me to listen and pick up from others because we all did things differently." Micha'Angelina Founder

  • Optimizing Systems for Sustainable Impact | 2026 BRVC Site

    "I did coaching with Brianna and it was amazing! I developed a better marketing strategy, received feedback on my online presence, defined my target audience and so much more. Plus I had great interaction with the rest of the class. Would highly recommend." Dawn F. Founder Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) Beauty By Dawn was preparing for two key Fall vendor events while also looking ahead to the holiday season—one of the most critical revenue periods for product-based businesses. However, there wasn’t a clear, data-informed strategy connecting: Event participation → brand visibility → sales conversion (in-person and online) Fall activations → holiday campaign readiness → long-term vendor growth Like many emerging brands, efforts risked becoming tactical and reactive instead of structured and revenue-driven—leaving missed opportunities in both event ROI and seasonal momentum. Our Approach We designed a custom 60-day strategy sprint focused on aligning Beauty By Dawn’s event marketing, customer insights, and holiday positioning into one cohesive growth plan. Our work focused on: Audience & Opportunity Mapping Assessed target audiences for both Fall events using organizer insights and collaboration opportunities Identified ways to integrate Beauty By Dawn into broader event marketing for increased visibility Event-to-Revenue Strategy Built pre-, during-, and post-event marketing strategies Defined tactics to convert foot traffic into both immediate and sustained sales (online + in-person) Competitive & Seasonal Positioning Analyzed competitor holiday campaigns to identify gaps, dos, and don’ts Developed tailored holiday campaign strategies to position the brand for peak seasonal demand Real-Time Optimization & Insights Debriefed each event to capture what drove engagement and sales Translated insights into repeatable strategies for future activations Growth Pipeline Development Identified lookalike vendor opportunities for 2024 Built a forward-looking strategy to expand Beauty By Dawn’s presence across aligned markets Our Impact & Client Milestones In just 60 days, Beauty By Dawn transitioned from event participation without structure to a data-informed, revenue-focused approach to in-person and seasonal sales. Key outcomes included: Developed a full-funnel vendor marketing system - Created a clear pre-, during-, and post-event strategy for their first U.S. vendor activation—establishing a repeatable framework for future events. Achieved 89% of their revenue goal - Demonstrating strong alignment between strategy, execution, and on-the-ground sales performance. Turned in-person traffic into an owned audience for the first time (20% conversion rate) - Captured 20 email subscribers from ~100 attendees—shifting from one-time event sales to building a sustainable pipeline for remarketing, customer retention, and future revenue. Shifted to data-driven selling (online + in-person ) - Equipped the brand with insights to make informed decisions on product positioning, pricing, and customer engagement—extending beyond events into holiday and evergreen sales strategies. Established a holiday campaign framework - Created structured promotional strategies to maximize visibility and conversions during peak season, with tactics that can be reused year-round. Beauty by Dawn Project Elevating Strategy & Engagement Year 2023 Scope of Work 60-Day Pow Wow Industry Lifestyle, B2C

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    Service Name Close Service Name Close Service Name Close New Haven Career Fair Connecting Creatives With Careers First Boulevard Financially Empowering HBCU Students Cheryl Grace Corporate SVP to Full-Time CEO Cheat Code Investing in Black Futures Call Me Ace Music With a Cause The Breed Ent. Uniting CT's Arts Scene 6th Dimension Into the Afroverse Power in Pink Driving Awarness Through Fashion My Sister's Keyp'her Hub for Women of Color Alexi Paraschos Video Tribute to Virtual Weddings Swelly Small-Town Artist Goes Big City of Bridgeport Community Outreach for Equity Explore each category we thrive in. Strategy & Consulting Branding Marketing Communications Operations New Haven Career Fair Connecting Creatives With Careers First Boulevard Financially Empowering HBCU Students Cheryl Grace Corporate SVP to Full-Time CEO Cheat Code Investing in Black Futures Call Me Ace Music with a Cause The Breed Ent Uniting CT’s Arts Scene Power In Pink Driving Awareness Through Fashion My Sister’s Keyp’her Hub for Women of Color Alexi Paraschos Video Tribute to Virtual Weddings Swelly Small-Town Artist Goes Big City of Bridgeport Community Outreach for Equity Explore each category we thrive in. Strategy & Consulting Branding Marketing Communications Operations

  • Small Town Goes Big | 2026 BRVC Site

    CT Office of The Arts Connecticut Office of the Arts Bolsters Economic Opportunity in the Arts with Workforce Initiative Client CT Office of The Arts: Improving Economic Opportunity in the Arts Year 2017-2023 Scope of Work Project Management, Systems Implementation, Administrative Assistance Industry Municipal, Non-Profit Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) A paid apprenticeship program that gives Connecticut college students, emerging creatives, formerly incarcerated individuals and military veterans an opportunity to gain high-level professional work experience with not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations throughout the state. Since its inception in 2017, more than 100 Connecticut college students, emerging creatives, formerly incarcerated individuals and military veterans have been placed in apprenticeships at non-profit and cultural organizations. In return, they have explored various job opportunities in the arts, developed new passions, enhanced their skillset, received professional development support and, for some, long-term employment. Additionally, host organizations have provided apprentices with engaging experiences in arts administration, visual arts, arts presenting/curating, media arts, performing arts, visual arts, arts education and literary arts. In an effort to scale the program with an intenton of curating a well-rounded summer apprenticeship experience that attracts more talent as well as fosters job opportunities, the Connecticut Office of the Arts requested assistance to achieve the following outcomes: Maintain retention of apprentice placements in selected organizations Show that AWI/employment in the arts contributes to the economic growth in CT Be able to gather accurate apprentice demographics, and use data to further improve diversity, equity and inclusion in the program Build trust as well as organic & ongoing relationships between COA, apprentices & organizations (receive genuine trackable & quality feedback from organizations & interns in regards to their experiences with one another, as well as COA/AWI) Instill professional development workshops/trainings for intern applicants & selected organizations Long-term: Receive applications that align with the cross-sectors of the arts' community (i.e. public relations, marketing, etc.) Our Approach We worked with COA’s leadership to thoroughly assess and update internal messaging for the program to ensure it maintains its integrity of following state policy as well as its READI principles, provided messaging and counsel for public information sharing via newsletters, social media and directly with stakeholders, strategically and carefully implemented communications and operational practices/counsel to COA, stakeholders and apprentices as they navigated COVID-19 and facilitated implemenetation and supervision of the developed processes Our Impact & Client Milestones Since 2020, a total of 35 apprentices were provided job opportunities in 35 non-profit organizations within 2 years, resulting in over $131,250 being distributed to apprentices. (Please view our reports for details on the impact of our work and how we met/exceeded required outcomes: 2021 and 2020. Kindly note, each of our client collaborations include frequent check-ins, agendas and recap reports.) Additional Reference Links: AWI Website (Kindly note, BRVC is a part of the program’s redesign for 2023. Our work involves: brand development, social & digital strategy, public relations and project management.) 2021 Selected Apprentices 2020 Selected Apprentices

  • Video Tribute To Virtual Weddings | 2026 BRVC Site

    "I don’t have to shape-shift in order to grow this brand. I’m literally just showing up. It all works because it’s my brand, it’s me. Brianna’s method has reassured me that it’s okay to use my brand story to keep going, that all the moving pieces in my business will come together, I can be authentic in every stage, and make sense as my business evolves. Her method has made me feel like my brand is such a representation of what I’m authentically trying to translate to the people." April Kelly Mompreneur & Start-Up Founder

  • Triple Revenue with Brand Deals | 2026 BRVC Site

    "I don’t have to shape-shift in order to grow this brand. I’m literally just showing up. It all works because it’s my brand, it’s me. Brianna’s method has reassured me that it’s okay to use my brand story to keep going, that all the moving pieces in my business will come together, I can be authentic in every stage, and make sense as my business evolves. Her method has made me feel like my brand is such a representation of what I’m authentically trying to translate to the people." April Kelly Mompreneur & Start-Up Founder

  • Junior Achievement of Greater Fairfield County | 2026 BRVC Site

    Junior Achievement Unified Messaging and Strategic Engagement: Amplifying JAGFC’s Impact Across Stakeholders Client Junior Achievement Year 2024 Scope of Work Brand Messaging Development, Content Creation, Newsletter Creation Industry Non-Profit Here's the Sitch (aka Situation) Despite its undeniable positive impact, Junior Achievement of Greater Fairfield County (JAGFC) struggled to effectively articulate who the organization serves and how they are served. Staff and board members sought unified messaging to resonate with various stakeholders and clearly communicate JAGFC’s value. Our Approach From January to July 2024, BRVC applied a holistic brand growth strategy using marketing and communications expertise, with consultative support on operations management where needed, to position JAGFC as a go-to partner driving systemic change and empowering young people to build successful financial futures. This 3-step approach included: Audit Analyzing current communications and identifying opportunities for improvement. Marketing & Communications Plan Developing a strategic blueprint for stakeholder engagement and value articulation. Plan Implementation Executing strategies with a focus on impactful messaging and targeted audience engagement. Our Impact & Client Milestones By implementing BRVC’s strategies, JAGFC successfully increased awareness, engagement, and clarity in its communications, empowering its mission to inspire and support youth in building brighter financial futures. 1. Clearer Messaging & Target Audience Profiles: Developed audience profiles to define who is served and created a messaging framework for how JAGFC supports them. Provided a strategic blueprint for driving awareness, interest, and support, enabling JAGFC to clearly communicate its value across multiple stakeholders. 2. Strategic Social Media Performance: LinkedIn: Launched a "Boundless Possibilities" newsletter to increase the reach of educator, donor and volunteer stakeholders. Produced content that achieved a 10.6% click-through rate (CTR), outperforming posts from the prior 30 days. Engagement rate averaged 17.2%, surpassing previous metrics. Videos and carousel posts generated the highest impressions, with authentic student spotlights performing particularly well. Insights revealed LinkedIn as the priority platform for reaching corporate partners, donors, and educators. Instagram/Facebook: Reels increased reach on Instagram, while original/repurposed content performed better on Facebook. Images on Facebook drove more engagement than videos, aligning with the platform’s follower demographics of donors, corporate partners, and educators (vs. students/youth). 3. Tactical Insights: Emphasized engaging content formats such as videos, carousels, and tagged posts to maximize impressions and engagement. Identified content types that resonate with specific platforms, ensuring tailored promotion efforts for optimal impact. View Newsletetter

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