Annabeth Griffin

Annabeth Griffin has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Annabeth began their career as a Summer Intern at Nearburg Producing Company, where they gained experience in data analysis, research, and file management. Annabeth then served as the President of SBC Campus Events Organization, where they successfully planned and organized campus-wide social events and improved campus involvement.

Annabeth also worked at The Biltmore Company as a Corporate Intern in Entertainment and Event Programming, where they assisted in planning events such as Candlelight Christmas and organized hospitality for Summer Concert Series artists. Annabeth later returned to Biltmore as an Interim Program Manager, taking on their past supervisor's projects and managing correspondence.

At The Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI), Annabeth worked as a Research Assistant, providing support to the VP of Research. Annabeth'sresponsibilities included managing projects and meetings for various groups, serving as an Executive Assistant for sub-committees, and coordinating research projects with the US Department of Energy.

Annabeth also gained experience in higher education at Sweet Briar College. Annabeth served as the Class of 2018 President, where they planned events, fundraised, and collaborated on special projects. Additionally, they worked as an Admissions Ambassador, communicating with prospective students, giving campus tours, and managing admissions data.

Annabeth'smost recent position is at CSP, Inc., where Annabeth works as an Account Manager. Prior to this role, they served as a Sales Development Representative.

Overall, Annabeth Griffin has a strong background in event planning, project management, and research support. Annabeth has demonstrated leadership skills, excellent communication abilities, and a dedication to achieving goals in diverse professional environments.

Annabeth Griffin attended Sweet Briar College from 2014 to 2018. Annabeth pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with a major in Philosophy and Economics, along with a minor in Mathematics.