Josephine Lee
About Josephine Lee
Josephine Lee is a PRWeb Editor at Cision in Beltsville, Maryland, with a background in marketing, editorial roles, and customer service.
Current Role at Cision
Josephine Lee currently works as a PRWeb Editor at Cision based in Beltsville, Maryland. Her role involves copy-editing over 30 press releases daily, ensuring the accuracy and legitimacy of material news announcements through thorough vetting processes. She also advises clients on best SEO practices for their press releases and occasionally upsells additional services when opportunities arise. Josephine collaborates closely with her editorial team members to prevent misinformation, particularly regarding client communications.
Previous Experience at Azumi
Josephine Lee worked as a Server at Azumi in Baltimore, Maryland, from 2017 to 2020. During her three-year tenure, she gained valuable customer service and hospitality experience, managing various tasks within the bustling restaurant environment.
Marketing Internships
Josephine has completed multiple marketing internships, notably at Miss Shirley's Cafe and Towson University Dining Services. At Miss Shirley's Cafe, she served as a Marketing Intern in 2016 for six months in Baltimore, Maryland. Prior to that, from 2014 to 2015, she was an intern for Towson University Dining Services in Towson, Maryland. These roles helped her develop marketing and promotional skills foundational for her career development.
Editorial and Creative Roles
Before joining Cision, Josephine held various roles in editorial and creative departments. She was the Co-Art Director at Grub Street from 2015 to 2016 in Towson, Maryland, and a Contributing Writer for Tote Magazine from 2013 to 2014. Her experiences in these positions honed her editing, writing, and visual design skills.
Education in English at Towson University
Josephine Lee earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in English from Towson University, studying from 2012 to 2016. Her education provided a strong foundation in language and literature, which she leverages in her current editorial role at Cision.