Gabriela WeinsteinExperience
What I’ve
been doing
My résumé in longer form — what each role actually involved, and what it taught me about marketing, people, and getting things off the ground.
Expected graduation — B.S. Integrated Marketing Communications
Cumulative GPA, carried across two study-abroad terms
Continents I’ve studied marketing on
Women’s flag football club in Wake Forest history — mine
01 · Education
Where I’ve studied
One degree, two continents of coursework. The terms abroad are where the most useful work came from.
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Expected May 2028 Winston-Salem, NC
Bachelor of Science Current
Wake Forest University
Integrated Marketing Communications · Minor in Russian · GPA 3.776
IMC sits exactly where I wanted to be: how a brand shows up across every channel at once, and whether those signals add up to something a person believes. My Russian minor is a genuine second language — oral, written and reading.
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2026 Sydney, Australia
Study abroad
University of Sydney
International Marketing
Studying marketing inside a market I had to learn from scratch. My International Marketing coursework became a full feasibility study on whether Crumbl could enter Australia — the strongest piece of strategic work I’ve done, and the one I’d most want to talk through.
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Summer 2025 Sweden & Norway
Study abroad
Entrepreneurial Mindset Business Experience
A Wake Forest program on how founders build in small domestic markets — and how much of entrepreneurship is a willingness to start before everything is certain. I founded a club within months of getting back.
Stockholm, summer 2025.
02 · Leadership
Leadership &
involvement
Getting involved has always meant more to me than simply joining — it’s about contributing, connecting, and helping build something meaningful.
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December 2025 – Present Wake Forest University
Founder & President Now
Women’s Flag Football Club
Wake Forest didn’t have a women’s flag football team, so I started one and built the organization from the ground up — recruiting members, establishing an executive board, developing team culture, and creating the social media content that gave the club a public face.
- Established the university’s first women’s flag football club team
- Led recruitment of 20+ members and set up the executive board
- Fostering women’s empowerment through team development and mentorship
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February 2025 – Present Wake Forest University
VP of Recruitment Now
TAMID Group
TAMID connects students with Israeli companies for real consulting work. I help lead recruitment by promoting the organization across campus, connecting with prospective members, and communicating TAMID’s value and opportunities to students.
- Recruiting 40+ new members by marketing TAMID’s mission across campus
- Leading outreach to 100+ students, highlighting TAMID’s work with Israeli companies like Waze, Wix and Teva
- Designing presentations and developing marketing strategies to communicate insights to Israeli clients and their startups
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Present Wake Forest University
VP of External Affairs Now
Kappa Beta Gamma
Helping strengthen relationships between our chapter and the broader campus community through communication, collaboration and external engagement.
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January 2025 – Present Wake Forest University
Tour guide Now
Wake Forest Admissions
I represent Wake Forest to prospective students and families — sharing my experiences, answering questions, and helping visitors understand what makes this community unique. Two to three tours a week, walking backwards, being the brand.
- Leading 2–3 weekly tours for prospective students and their families
- Building relationships with visitors through personalized experiences and honest answers about campus life
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August 2024 – Present Wake Forest University
Special Committees Board Now
Chabad at Wake Forest
Contributing to campus programming, events and initiatives focused on building community and creating meaningful experiences for students.
- Supporting 10+ annual events focused on community building and Jewish learning
- Contributing to initiatives reaching 200+ Jewish students across campus
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January – December 2025 Wake Forest University
Scholar
Bridge2Business Program
- Enhanced communication and personal branding through networking events, mentorship and professional development workshops
- Gained insight into consumer behavior and marketing strategy by learning directly from business leaders
03 · Professional
Paid work
A marketing internship, and before it the jobs that taught me how to handle people, records and responsibility.
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July 2025 Las Vegas, NV
GCM Intern
Greek Capital Management
Marketing at full volume: an international convention, a college-aged audience, and a financial services product that needed to be made relevant to them.
- Marketed GCM’s services to over 1,200 attendees from Kappa Sigma chapters at their international convention
- Delivered tailored pitches highlighting GCM’s value to college-aged audiences
- Supported outreach strategy and on-site marketing execution with the GCM team
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August 2021 – August 2023 South Shore, NY
Billing & Infusion Employee
Infectious Diseases Office
- Coordinated communications and scheduled 25+ appointments daily, improving the patient experience
- Organized and maintained records, creating office efficiency while protecting client data
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August 2021 – August 2023 Plainview, NY
Head Trainer
Spring/Fall Tots Soccer Club
- Trained children ages 2–4 in foundational soccer skills while building confidence and introducing teamwork
- Consulted with parents on progress, feedback and strategies for continued development at home
- Evaluated performance and adapted lesson plans with age-appropriate activities to maximize engagement
04 · Skills
The toolkit
Some of this is formal. Most of it came from doing the thing in front of an audience that could tell whether it worked.
Marketing
Languages & software
Affiliations
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See the work
behind the résumé.
Three case studies that show how I actually think about brands, markets and the people who buy from them.