Tyson Kinzle

• Pioneered the company's strategic direction, growing the brand into a recognized leader in digital marketing within the Omaha region. • Oversaw the development and execution of integrated marketing campaigns that consistently delivered measurable results for clients. • Leveraged advanced analytics to drive decision-making, optimizing marketing strategies for maximum ROI. • Fostered a culture of innovation, encouraging the team to explore new digital marketing frontiers and technologies. • Nurtured key client relationships, ensuring a high level of satisfaction and repeat business through exceptional service and results.

• Orchestrated advocacy campaigns that led to legislative changes, enhancing public health initiatives across Nebraska. • Developed and maintained a network of influential contacts within government and healthcare sectors, boosting the organization's profile and effectiveness. • Crafted and communicated compelling narratives to various stakeholders, securing support and funding for key initiatives. • Analyzed policy trends to guide the organization's strategy, ensuring alignment with industry and governmental developments.

- Initially offers the option for donation or notifies the family of the donor’s registry status - Guides family through the evaluation procedures, timing and recovery process - Provides available and desired assistance to the family with funeral arrangements, grief support and memory making - Accurately completes authorizations and past medical and social history documentation - Coordinates all aftercare services

I was a volunteer deputy serving the Park County area. I administered the Sheriff's Office Social Media Accounts and participated in Law Enforcement activities on a volunteer basis.

The Family-Teaching Couple provides direct care for at-risk youth in a safe and caring family-style living environment. This position guides and counsels youth on appropriate skills and behaviors and provides youth with moral, spiritual and educational development needed for future success.

The CU-Boulder Police Department and Emergency Management Division work together to protect the campus community from criminal activity and to help prepare our campus for emergency situations that may arise.

The patrol division of the Park County Sheriff's Office takes an active role in creating and maintaining a safe community to live in. This includes criminal investigation of felonies and misdemeanors, traffic control, peace keeping operations, ect.

A victim advocate helps victims and witnesses by providing the following services: Crisis Intervention As experienced, active listeners, advocates can assist victims in sorting through the confusing feelings they may be experiencing. It is important that victims are reassured that their reactions are normal. Resources and Referral Many resources are available in the community, and advocates can initiate contact with them. Referral information for victim compensation, counseling, and safe shelter are often provided. Advocacy and Practical Help Advocates can give procedural and actual information about the accident or crime and act as liaisons with the law enforcement agency and criminal justice system.

Provide excellent customer service to potential buyers of used and reconditioned vehicles.

Accreditation: Manhattan Christian College is accredited by both the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) a commission of the North Central Association, and by the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).