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Case study 01

Global event communications · Audience development · Creative operations

Building audience. Coordinating communications.

Marathon Messiah’s Praise is a global, non-stop praise event. Its scale calls for sustained communication, coordinated content delivery and effective volunteer management.

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Primary campaign image

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My contribution

I oversaw the wider communications operation and volunteer coordination, supporting content delivery and communication requirements around the event.

01

The context

MMPraise brings people together through an extended period of worship. Client-supplied information describes event communications supporting audiences across 80 countries.

02

Communications operation

  • Coordinated writers and volunteers.
  • Supported blog posts published at six-hour intervals.
  • Developed newsletters and event communications.
  • Contributed event compendiums and social media copy.
  • Supported engagement throughout the event.

03

Audience development

I helped build a new MMPraise Instagram account from 0 to approximately 4,000 followers in two months. This client-supplied account-growth result is separate from the event’s duration and geographical scale.

04

Scale, with attribution

The event ran for 80 hours in 2022 and 84 hours in 2026. These are event-scale metrics. The change in duration is not presented as an outcome caused by my work.

05

What this demonstrates

Communications oversight, volunteer coordination, content operations, audience development and creative delivery around a large-scale global event.

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Supporting work sample

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Process or team moment

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