Jake's Portfolio | Communications

Creative writing is my forte, conceptualizing unique and interesting thoughts into tangible, measurable outreach campaigns is right in my wheelhouse. Communicating abstract ideas and visions appropriately is what separates a generic plan from one that ultimately compels an audience to take action and share in your passion, and I love that.

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Blogs, Copy & Newsletters.

Blogs

Email Communications.

Platform Setup & Integration
Newsletter Layout Style & Theme
Newsletter Updates, Re-brands & Redesign

Social Media Management.

Experience in the development of unique communications strategies to bring attention to brands and events, drive website traffic, generate new leads, and grow following.

Social Campaign Goals:

Brand Awareness Campaign
Sponsored Advertising
Promoted Posts
Lead Generation Campaigns
Geotargeting
Event Promotion
Target Audience/Follower Growth

Social Media Analytic Tools & Reporting:

Public Relations, Reports, Copy & Statements.

COGA Press Releases

6/1/20

Colorado Oil & Natural Gas Industry Employees Raise Over $13 Million and Volunteer Over 70,000 Hours for Colorado Nonprofit Organizations

5/18/20

Oil and Gas Community Gives $37,500 to Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado

4/15/20

COGA, WSCOGA Members Raise $10,512 For Food Bank of the Rockies

11/27/19

Colorado Energy Foundation Announces 2020 Grantees

COGA Media Statements

Colorado is a special place and we are so fortunate to live and work here. As you will see in this year's Community Impact Report, our members work hard every day to make Colorado an even better place to call home.

The ethics of our industry aligns with values that all Coloradans share – clean air and clean water, safe schools and communities, strong families, and protecting the beautiful state that this vital industry has called home since the 1800s.

Ideas for the future should always be informed by the past. Humans began to meaningfully impact the environment roughly 10,000 years ago with the advent of agriculture. Just as improvements in agricultural methods have dramatically increased the productivity of each acre farmed, we are also making tremendous progress in both the efficiency of energy consumption and in reducing greenhouse gases. However, our world population continues to grow and we continue to demand more energy to power our iPhones, our computers, TVs, cars, and homes, just to name a few. We also can’t forget about the more than 1 billion people across the globe who don’t yet have access to reliable and affordable energy. As they get access to the electricity and energy that they need, it increases per capita energy consumption and outstrips the reductions in CO2 emissions in the developed world. This dual concern must be faced: addressing global climate change while not ignoring those who suffer from energy poverty. That is an incredibly difficult challenge, and we will only overcome that challenge by working together.

Whatever changes and obstacles we face as a global community in the future, we hope that they are approached through a balanced lens that recognizes the need to energize the lives of those struggling to access affordable energy, while also responding to climate change and powering a broader economy.

Although we always hear the loudest voices in the media and on Twitter fighting and disagreeing on the ways to address climate change and our future, we can all agree that we need to care for our shared planet.

Reports

Community Impact Report