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In a groundbreaking summer collaboration, Rachelle embedded herself in a civil engineering firm to bridge the gap between engineering and effective communication. Her insights, featured in the ASCE Civil Engineering Source article, highlight the critical role of clear, precise communication in engineering projects. Beckner's experience underscores her commitment to enhancing the professional skills of civil engineers, ensuring their technical expertise is complemented by robust communication strategies.

Rachelle successfully raised more than $6 million in private and federal funds to support the expansion of Pocahontas Memorial Hospital. Serving an economically challenged rural community, this hospital is a critical access point for healthcare. Her efforts include writing grants, securing federal funding, attracting private donations, and crafting annual appeals. Additionally, she facilitated a collaboration with a community foundation to act as the fiscal agent for this transformative project.marketing strategies that fit their unique needs and goals.

As the project coordinator for Tigers United, a coalition of four land-grant universities with tiger mascots dedicated to saving tigers in the wild, Rachelle played a pivotal role in advancing their mission. Her responsibilities included coordinating quarterly meetings between university officials, orchestrating an annual fundraising campaign, managing and executing all social posts, and creating a compelling promotional video. Rachelle spearheaded national ad campaigns in conjunction with the national football championship between Clemson and LSU, partnering with a national conservation company. Through these efforts, she helped unify and amplify the message of conservation among these institutions.

For the mayoral campaign "Andrew4Central" in the Town of Central, SC, our team designed a comprehensive strategy that included door hangers,  signs, targeted emails, and a user-friendly website. We also spearheaded a grass-roots outreach campaign to engage with the community directly. Central to our campaign were the pillars of transparency and communication, ensuring that every resident felt informed and heard.

Rachelle consulted for the YWCA of Charleston to organize its largest fundraising event, Girls Night Out, which supports programs that serve victims of domestic violence. The event grew to include more 1,500 guests and featured a silent auction, live auction, live entertainment, as well as food, drink, and transportation services. Rachelle's role involved comprehensive planning and coordination, including working with dozens of dedicated volunteers to ensure a successful and memorable event that significantly contributed to the YWCA’s mission.