Olivia Baldacci
About Olivia Baldacci
Olivia Baldacci is a Communications Coordinator with a background in art promotion and political engagement. She studied at Hunter College and has held various roles in organizations focused on women's leadership and community involvement.
Work at Girl Be Heard
Olivia Baldacci has served as the Communications Coordinator at Girl Be Heard since 2020. In this role, she is responsible for managing communication strategies and promoting the organization's mission. Her work includes collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance the visibility of the organization's initiatives and programs. She has played a key role in expanding outreach efforts and engaging with the community.
Education and Expertise
Olivia Baldacci studied at Hunter College from 2019 to 2023, where she developed her skills in communications and arts promotion. Prior to that, she attended Bangor High School from 2015 to 2019. Her educational background has equipped her with the knowledge necessary to effectively promote artistic endeavors and engage with academic communities.
Background
Olivia Baldacci has a diverse background in communications and community engagement. She began her career with various internships and memberships in organizations focused on leadership and political engagement. Her experiences include working with the Maine Democratic Party as an intern and participating in the Olympia Snowe Women's Leadership Institute, where she developed her leadership skills.
Achievements in Art Promotion
In her role as Communications Coordinator, Olivia Baldacci has collaborated with professors and students to promote art submissions in academic settings. She designed and judged the semester's art contest, contributing to the recognition of student artists. Additionally, she organized and led end-of-semester Editorial Meetings to review and select content for the magazine, further showcasing her commitment to the arts.
Previous Experience
Before her current position, Olivia Baldacci gained valuable experience through various roles. She worked as a Page for the United States Congress for one month in 2018 and served as an Alumni for Running Start: Bringing Young Women to Politics for one month in Washington, D.C. Her involvement with Hardy Girls Healthy Women and the Olympia Snowe Women's Leadership Institute further highlights her dedication to women's leadership and health initiatives.