Abby Asuncion
About Abby Asuncion
Abby Asuncion is a Project Coordinator at TELUS International, where she has worked remotely since 2021. She has a diverse background in marketing, photography, and videography, with a focus on promoting cultural understanding and representing underrepresented communities.
Work at TELUS International
Abby Asuncion has been serving as a Project Coordinator at TELUS International since 2021. In this role, she manages various projects remotely, contributing to the company's objectives and enhancing operational efficiency. Her experience in project coordination allows her to effectively oversee project timelines, resources, and stakeholder communications.
Education and Expertise
Abby Asuncion earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies from the University of San Francisco, where she also completed double minors in Media Studies and Philippine Studies. Her academic background provides her with a strong foundation in communication principles, media production, and cultural studies, which she applies in her professional roles.
Professional Background
Abby Asuncion has a diverse professional background in marketing, photography, and project coordination. She has held various positions, including Marketing Coordinator at Seneca VC and Fairwinds Estate Winery, Outreach Coordinator at the Center for Asian American Media, and Executive Producer at USFtv. Her roles have involved content creation, social media marketing, and cultural outreach.
Photography and Cultural Advocacy
Abby Asuncion utilizes photography and videography to promote cultural understanding and educate audiences about diverse cultures. She has worked with organizations such as SOMA Pilipinas and Undiscovered SF to amplify marginalized voices. Her commitment to cultural representation is evident in her aspiration to create content that inspires and motivates others.
Achievements in Media Production
Abby Asuncion has contributed significantly to media production through her roles at USFtv, where she served as both Executive Producer and Cultural Producer. She created projects that affirmed cultural experiences and supported community businesses. Her work in media services at the University of San Francisco further solidified her skills in videography and content creation.