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At my last role I led a coalition to reduce childhood asthma in a city of 80,000. I started by running listening sessions with five schools, three clinics, and four nonprofits to identify overlapping goals—improved indoor air and reduced ER visits. I negotiated a shared data dashboard so partners could see outcomes: over 18 months we reduced asthma-related absences by 22% and ER visits among enrolled children by 18% (n=420). To align resources, I brokered a $60,000 pooled fund: schools contributed staff time, clinics provided screenings, and nonprofits handled home remediation referrals. Monthly governance meetings and a simple MOA kept priorities aligned and responsibilities clear.
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Walk me through a recent multi-channel digital marketing campaign you managed end-to-end. How did you set objectives, choose channels, allocate budget, and measure success?
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