Stephanie Markwith
About Stephanie Markwith
Stephanie Markwith is an In-Store Supervisor at Asurion and President of The Kindness Project Jax Corp., with a background in technology and creative direction.
Professional Roles at Asurion
Stephanie Markwith is currently serving as an In-Store Supervisor at Asurion in St. Augustine, Florida, a role she has held since 2021. Prior to this, she worked at Asurion as a Tech Expert from 2020 to 2021. Her tenure at Asurion has equipped her with significant experience in managing in-store operations and resolving customer issues in the consumer electronics sector.
Leadership at The Kindness Project Jax Corp.
Stephanie Markwith holds the position of President at The Kindness Project Jax Corp., based in Jacksonville, Florida, starting from 2021. This role involves overseeing organizational initiatives aimed at promoting kindness and community service. Her leadership in this nonprofit organization demonstrates her commitment to social causes and community engagement.
Previous Experience at Apple
Stephanie Markwith has an extensive background with Apple, having worked in various roles from 2013 to 2020 in the Jacksonville, Florida area. She started as a Specialist (2013-2018), then moved on to become a Technical Specialist (2018-2019), and later an Operations Specialist (2019-2020). These roles provided her with comprehensive expertise in both technical support and operational management within a leading tech company.
Creative Director at Amour Beldor
Between 2020 and 2021, Stephanie Markwith served as a Creative Director at Amour Beldor in the Jacksonville area. In this role, she applied her skills in creative graphic design and integrated artistic elements into the company's operational processes, enhancing their visual branding and marketing strategies.
Educational Background
Stephanie Markwith completed her Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature, General at the University of North Florida from 2019 to 2023. She also obtained an Associate of Arts degree from St. Johns River State College between 2010 and 2013. Additionally, she is actively pursuing minors in Creative Writing and African/African-American Diaspora.