D’Yonna Riley
72 Capital Drive, Washingtonville, NY 10992 - -EDUCATION
Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ
Bachelor of Science in Psychology Honors, Criminal Justice minor
GPA: 3.76
Technical Skills: Photography, Wordpress, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Tableau, SPSS, Desktop Survey Reporter, Outlook
May 2016
WORK EXPERIENCE
Merkle
September 2017 – June 2018
Digital Media Specialist
• Managed strategy, execution, performance, and reporting of Display and Paid social campaigns for two client accounts
(platforms include Facebook, Twitter, DBM, Amazon AAP, AOP, 4C, etc.)
• Managed daily optimization and management of campaigns within DSPs and social platforms, with the intent of driving sales
• Evaluated publisher capabilities and new opportunities to strengthen each account’s lower funnel strategy
• Managed the allocation of monthly budgets, insertion orders, client billing, and financial reconciliation
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• Built trafficking sheets to implement ad tags and rotate creative via 3 party ad server tools
Ipsos
September 2016 – September 2017
Syndicated Healthcare Research Analyst
• Ensured data accuracy by performing monthly cleanings, verifying the logic of database variables, refining fieldwork
materials, and confirming the quality of the physician sample
• Created presentations, runs ad hoc queries, and provides clients with valuable insights in regards to the pharmaceutical
markets, demonstrating the ability to think flexibly and transform complex research into a “story”
• Generated marketing material for healthcare by compiling desk research findings into point-of-view-articles to be published
• Co-authored 2 posters relating to length of treatment and access to treatment in the Hepatitis C therapy area
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Psychology Honors Thesis
Spring 2015 – Spring 2016
• Designed methodology, collected data, statistically analyzed results, wrote an IRB submission, and conducted literature
reviews, demonstrating the ability to see a long-term project through in conjunction with a faculty member and pay
tremendous attention to detail
• Wrote a 40-paged APA style paper translating the results into easily understandable written and visual material
• Presented research at Seton Hall’s Petersheim Academic Symposium to receive feedback from research professionals
• Managed an experiment, yielding statistically significant results, on the relationship between social media and self-perception
INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE
Social Clubhouse, Springfield, NJ
May 2015 – August 2015
Intern Mental Health Worker
• Developed interpersonal and improvisation skills by individually facilitating therapeutic groups with up to 35 members on
issues such as Social Skills, Self-Esteem, Wellness, Team & Focus Games, Life Management Skills, etc.
• Provided one on one counseling to both higher-functioning and lower-functioning members with Schizophrenia, Depression,
Bipolar Disorder, and Anxiety Disorder, contributing to the development of active listening skills
Mid-Hudson Forensic Psychiatric Center, New Hampton, NY
May 2014 – July 2014
Clinical Psychology Intern
• Observed therapy, attended court proceedings, reviewed Forensic Psychiatric Reports and HCR-20 Assessments, and
completed progress notes and treatment plan reviews, demonstrating the ability to manage multiple tasks at once and work
in a fast-paced environment
• Participated in a multidisciplinary treatment team focused on the rehabilitation of the chronically mentally ill who plead not
guilty of criminal conduct or who are unfit to stand trial
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
New York Red Bulls, Harrison, NJ
June 2013 – August 2016
Junior Coach
• Planned and executed training sessions for children, ages 6-16, to create a fun and challenging environment facilitating player
development
LEADERSHIP
Seton Hall Women’s Soccer Team
Fall 2012 – Fall 2015
Co-Captain
Fall 2014 – Fall 2015
• Served as a liaison between the team and coaching staff to ensure group solidarity, commitment, and accountability
• Maintained positive team dynamic by encouraging and supporting teammates with different personality types
• Committed 25 hours per week to skill development, competition, and traveling, in addition to being a full-time student