Baillie Mc Ginnis
About Baillie Mc Ginnis
Baillie Mc Ginnis is a Senior IT Recruiter at Addison Group in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where she has worked since 2020. She has a background in sports media and marketing, with previous roles including internships at Oklahoma City Thunder and ESPN.
Work at Addison Group
Baillie Mc Ginnis has been employed at Addison Group as a Senior IT Recruiter since 2020. In this role, she focuses on sourcing and placing IT professionals in various positions. Her experience in recruitment has allowed her to develop a strong understanding of the technology sector and the specific needs of clients in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Education and Expertise
Baillie Mc Ginnis earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Media and Marketing from Oklahoma State University, where she studied from 2015 to 2019. Prior to that, she attended Heritage Hall from 2011 to 2015. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in media and marketing, which complements her professional experience in recruitment and operations.
Background
Baillie Mc Ginnis has a diverse professional background that includes various roles in marketing, operations, and reporting. She served as a Marketing Intern for the Oklahoma City Thunder from 2017 to 2019 and held positions at Kappa Alpha Theta Headquarters and The Oklahoman as a Sports Reporter Intern. Additionally, she worked as a Camp Counselor at Kanakuk and as a Spotter for Golf Channel.
Achievements in Event Operations
During her tenure as an Operations Assistant for ESPN at the College Football Playoff Semi-Final in 2017, Baillie Mc Ginnis gained valuable insights into the logistics of large-scale broadcast events. She collaborated with Sugar Bowl personnel to manage credentialing processes for ESPN crew members, ensuring proper access and formatting for a nationally televised event.
Experience with Russell Westbrook Enterprises
From 2015 to 2019, Baillie Mc Ginnis worked with Russell Westbrook Enterprises as part of the Why Not? Basketball Camp Operations. In this role, she contributed to the management of over 400 credentials for the ESPN broadcast crew, handling confidential information and ensuring smooth operations for the camp.