Abigail Sefzik
Abigail Sefzik has a Media & Leadership Communications B.A. from Trinity Western University located in British Columbia. She is passionate about social advocacy, writing, policy research, and communication psychology.
Professional Experience
Researcher and Writer at TERMUENDE HOLDINGS LTD.
(Present)
Abigail currently works for TERMUENDE HOLDINGS LTD as a researcher and writer. She focuses mainly on upcoming business trends and workplace culture improvement strategies.
Skill Set Communications CEO
(2017 – 2021)
Abigail founded Skill Set, a communication consulting business centered around public speaking, critical thinking, and current events through formal debate. She managed day-to-day project coordination across multiple teams and employees nationwide, utilized extensive networking, and marketing strategy implementation with various organizations and clients in Canada and across the United States. She has experience in website design along with professional branding and advertisement services.
TWUSA Executive Vice President
(2020 – 2021)
As Executive Vice President Abigail was a full voting member on Trinity Western’s Univerity’s Senate and Undergraduate Advisory Committee. She chaired both the Document Review Committee and all TWUSA Business Meetings following Robert Rules of Order. During her term, she oversaw TWUSA’s first all-digital elections and transitions, ran the Human Resources department through managing professional and personal conflict issues, and spearheaded a campus-wide Mental Health advocacy initiative and task force.
Communications Internship at Cardus Think Tank
(Fall of 2021)
Abigail attended the Laurentian Leadership Centre located in the heart of Ottawa. As part of her placement, she worked at Cardus in their communications department. She reviewed upcoming research projects, wrote social media posts, wrote predictions for upcoming news releases, and wrote op-eds.
Graduate Admissions Experience Assistant
(Summer of 2021)
Abigail worked in Trinity Western University’s Admissions Department. Her role was a combination of networking with graduate studies prospectives across various degree programs, planning and executing undergraduate events, and creating social media content for marketing purposes.
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