Jaden Cappe

Founder and CEO of Reliation Agency, a market research start-up that offers affordable, high-quality services to aspiring entrepreneurs and established business owners. Launched Reliation Agency in August 2023 (www.reliationagency.com). Tasked with the company's day-to-day operations. Updating the company's social media, hosting virtual meetings for current and potential clients, designing and automating our monthly newsletter, and writing the bi-weekly blog.

As Submissions Coordinator at VMLY&R Health, I supervised and supported the Medical Legal Review submissions process across the client roster at VMLY&R. With this position, I gained full knowledge of all brand submission requirements and was responsible for consistent submission success. I worked closely with project managers and account managers in assembling all submission components including the tagging, linking, and uploading of submission files and support materials (including references). They are the point of contact with client-side submission personnel, ensuring expectations are met, submissions are tracked, and potential issues are mitigated.

I was the Social Media Coordinator for the student led newspaper, The Catalyst. In this position, one of my major responsibilities was being tasked with the marketing and public relations of The Catalyst. I managed The Catalyst’s social media accounts with the use of HootSuite and created the advertising for the programs. While utilizing HootSuite, I was able to schedule newly published articles and advertise The Catalyst’s programs on their social media accounts.

​I was the Public Relations Chair of the student led club, African Student Association. I was tasked with managing the marketing and public relations of the club. Along with managing the marketing and public relations, I created the advertisements to promote upcoming programs the club organized. I managed the social media account of the African Student Association.

As the Recreation Chair of the Campus Activities Board at SUNY College at Old Westbury, I planned programs with an allocated budget for the student body. Along with programming, I advertised the programs using social media and physical advertisements on campus. Once a month, I attended General Assemblies with the Student Government Association to discuss various topics to improve the SUNY College at Old Westbury campus.

As a Campus Ambassador, I provide campus tours to students interested in attending SUNY College at Old Westbury with their families. On these tours, I provide insight into the SUNY College at Old Westbury community, curriculum, and provide my personal experience. Along with giving tours, I input and assist with the handling of sensitive information in the Admissions office of students that attend the university.

I am an intern with the Auxiliary Services Corporation. I spent time working in the I.D. office on weekdays and Facilities Rentals on weekends. As an intern in the I.D. office, I handled tasks around the I,D, office, assisted individuals with issues, and printed new identification cards if needed. For Facilities Rentals, I unlock specific facilities that are being used by approved renters and complete check-ins on the renters to ensure their safety. At the end of the day, I ensure the facilities are clean and compose a report once the day is over.

As a Peer Advisor, I worked alongside other Peer Advisors, and the Orientation staff, and the Advising Center at SUNY College at Old Westbury. I assisted transfer students in finding the office of their advisors and registering for courses. While assisting the transfer students, I interacted and gave the transfer students insight about the university.

I worked at the Information Kiosk and transitioned to the Student Success Center. At the Information Kiosk, I answered questions for SUNY College at Old Westbury students and staff if they needed assistance around the campus. I documented the iPad usage and questions asked to gage the interaction of the kiosk. Once I moved to the Student Success Center, I assisted the staff around the office, answered phones, and reminded staff of their meetings with students.

I was apart of the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership internship in the summer of 2016. For my internship, I was placed at the local Rite Aid in the neighborhood of Fort Greene. The internship taught me how to run a business effectively and communicate with consumers. I spent time learning about business strategies and working at Rite Aid until the end of my internship.

I graduated from SUNY College at Old Westbury with a Bachelor of Arts in History and a minor in Economics. I took courses in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Health Economics, International Relations, and Constitutional Law and Politics.