Carole Andreotti
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Daniel Bender
Carole handled a number of cut-and-sew jobs for our wearable sensor projects over the years and was really a pleasure to work with. After we moved to scaled manufacturing she remained loyal and assisted with a custom jobs that involved some challenging materials and creative solutions. I could not have been more pleased with her the quality of her work, professionalism or turnaround time. I would go back to Carole for any cut-and-sew prototyping or small scale work in the future.
Jocelyn S.
I first hired Carole to work on the alpha prototype of the Q Sensor when I was Director of Operations at Affectiva. I needed someone who could work in the bridge space between hand-sewn demos and industrially produced product. Carole, who had never worked with wearable technology, learned quickly and was able to produce beautiful, machine-made wearables with consistency and quality control. Her knowledge of textiles and the human form became something I relied on during the prototype design phase. When I started Bionolux last year, I did not hesitate to hire Carole again to work in a similar capacity. We had several design issues this time and Carole was always on top of both the issues and the schedule. Additionally, her professional manner is always stellar and inspires confidence. I would not hesitate to work with Carole again on any project that requires her skill set, and I believe she has a unique set of skills because of the experience she has had with MIT and MIT spinouts.
Daniel Bender
Carole handled a number of cut-and-sew jobs for our wearable sensor projects over the years and was really a pleasure to work with. After we moved to scaled manufacturing she remained loyal and assisted with a custom jobs that involved some challenging materials and creative solutions. I could not have been more pleased with her the quality of her work, professionalism or turnaround time. I would go back to Carole for any cut-and-sew prototyping or small scale work in the future.
Jocelyn S.
I first hired Carole to work on the alpha prototype of the Q Sensor when I was Director of Operations at Affectiva. I needed someone who could work in the bridge space between hand-sewn demos and industrially produced product. Carole, who had never worked with wearable technology, learned quickly and was able to produce beautiful, machine-made wearables with consistency and quality control. Her knowledge of textiles and the human form became something I relied on during the prototype design phase. When I started Bionolux last year, I did not hesitate to hire Carole again to work in a similar capacity. We had several design issues this time and Carole was always on top of both the issues and the schedule. Additionally, her professional manner is always stellar and inspires confidence. I would not hesitate to work with Carole again on any project that requires her skill set, and I believe she has a unique set of skills because of the experience she has had with MIT and MIT spinouts.
Daniel Bender
Carole handled a number of cut-and-sew jobs for our wearable sensor projects over the years and was really a pleasure to work with. After we moved to scaled manufacturing she remained loyal and assisted with a custom jobs that involved some challenging materials and creative solutions. I could not have been more pleased with her the quality of her work, professionalism or turnaround time. I would go back to Carole for any cut-and-sew prototyping or small scale work in the future.
Jocelyn S.
I first hired Carole to work on the alpha prototype of the Q Sensor when I was Director of Operations at Affectiva. I needed someone who could work in the bridge space between hand-sewn demos and industrially produced product. Carole, who had never worked with wearable technology, learned quickly and was able to produce beautiful, machine-made wearables with consistency and quality control. Her knowledge of textiles and the human form became something I relied on during the prototype design phase. When I started Bionolux last year, I did not hesitate to hire Carole again to work in a similar capacity. We had several design issues this time and Carole was always on top of both the issues and the schedule. Additionally, her professional manner is always stellar and inspires confidence. I would not hesitate to work with Carole again on any project that requires her skill set, and I believe she has a unique set of skills because of the experience she has had with MIT and MIT spinouts.
Daniel Bender
Carole handled a number of cut-and-sew jobs for our wearable sensor projects over the years and was really a pleasure to work with. After we moved to scaled manufacturing she remained loyal and assisted with a custom jobs that involved some challenging materials and creative solutions. I could not have been more pleased with her the quality of her work, professionalism or turnaround time. I would go back to Carole for any cut-and-sew prototyping or small scale work in the future.
Jocelyn S.
I first hired Carole to work on the alpha prototype of the Q Sensor when I was Director of Operations at Affectiva. I needed someone who could work in the bridge space between hand-sewn demos and industrially produced product. Carole, who had never worked with wearable technology, learned quickly and was able to produce beautiful, machine-made wearables with consistency and quality control. Her knowledge of textiles and the human form became something I relied on during the prototype design phase. When I started Bionolux last year, I did not hesitate to hire Carole again to work in a similar capacity. We had several design issues this time and Carole was always on top of both the issues and the schedule. Additionally, her professional manner is always stellar and inspires confidence. I would not hesitate to work with Carole again on any project that requires her skill set, and I believe she has a unique set of skills because of the experience she has had with MIT and MIT spinouts.
Experience
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Revere City of-Police Department
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United States
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Government Administration
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1 - 100 Employee
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Confidential Assistant
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Aug 2021 - Present
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Chantina Designs
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United States
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Design
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Owner
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Jan 1989 - Present
Mask maker during Covid-19 pandemic. Worked 12 hour days donating masks to thousands of those in need while laid off from role as Events Director. Masks and scrub caps were later sold at Chantina Designs on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/ChantinaDesigns/tools/listingsCouture Children's Clothing specializing in infant through toddler coats and hats. Email: ChantinaDesigns@gmail.com
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Chantina Designs Children's Couture Outwear
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2007 - 2011
Couture children's clothing. Specializing in boutique style coats and hats. Visit www.chantinadesigns.com.
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Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology
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United States
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Director of Event Services
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Sep 2016 - Jun 2020
Upon taking the position as Executive Administrator in the President's Office in June 2011, began to market the exquisite Ballroom (which is a 1/3 replica of Symphony Hall) and Historical Lobby, along with outdoor Plaza, Garden and Courtyard. As interest grew, so too did the work required. In September 2016, had the pleasure of taking over all rentals and have since brought in more revenue than the college has historically ever seen. Oversee all external rentals at Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, including confirmation of bookings, execution of contracts, advertising and marketing. Assist brides and grooms through their planning process and execution of their wedding day. Manage large corporate gatherings, with multiple breakout rooms. Oversee yearly rentals of Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, Boston Children's Theatre and Cornerstone Church. Serve as a member of the prestigious Boston Wedding Group. Show less
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Executive Administrator to President; Events Director
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Jun 2011 - Sep 2016
Reporting directly to the President of the College, the Executive Administrator to the President is responsible for the coordination of all internal and external communications on behalf of the Office of the President, particularly those involving the College Board of Trustees. Responsible for working with publications for internal and external audiences. Works closely with the President and associated staff members to accomplish these goals. As Director of Events, responsible for rental of venue and event production including logistics for all galas, corporate events, church groups, orchestras and special events. Responsible to develop and maintain all vendor relationships; negotiate contracts and monitor vendor performance. Ensures events are successful, continually analyzing and reviewing results to fine-tune for improved processes and outcomes. Markets space and maintains relationship with vendors to meet financial goals. Coordinates internal events including menus, catering, decor and all other event logistics. Oversees the workload and prioritization of Event Coordinator. Show less
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Prototype Designer - Affectiva, MIT Media Lab and Bionolux
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Jan 2010 - Sep 2015
Create prototype wearables - wearables are wireless biosensor that measures emotional arousal via skin conductance, a form of electrodermal activity that grows higher during states such as excitement, attention or anxiety and lower during states such as boredom or relaxation. Create prototype wearables - wearables are wireless biosensor that measures emotional arousal via skin conductance, a form of electrodermal activity that grows higher during states such as excitement, attention or anxiety and lower during states such as boredom or relaxation.
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Executive Manager/Chief of Staff
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Jan 1998 - Jan 2006
• Liaison between Mayor, Department Heads, Dignitaries and Elected Officials • Interim Personnel Director • Advised and implemented day-to-day functions • Prepared and monitored appointments of all police officers, firefighters, city board, commission and committee members • Prepared and monitored constable appointments and licenses • Prepared letters, correspondence and press releases • Provided constituent assistance to residence and local businesses • Member of City of Everett Emergency Response Team • City of Everett Sexual Harassment Officer • Event Coordinator for various city events • Created and served as Chairperson of nationally recognized (America’s Promise) CityWorks Summer Youth Camp • Chairperson No Place for Hate Committee and Multicultural Committee • Member Employment Monitoring Committee • Member Portal to Hope Victims Advocacy Group Show less
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Mayor
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France
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Professional Training and Coaching
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1 - 100 Employee
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EXECUTIVE MANAGER/CHIEF of STAFF
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1998 - 2006
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Nixon Peabody
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United States
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Law Practice
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700 & Above Employee
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Legal Secretary
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Jan 1992 - Jan 1998
Provided full support to Estate Planning Attorney and Litigation Attorney Provided full support to Estate Planning Attorney and Litigation Attorney
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Hutchins
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United States
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Leasing Non-residential Real Estate
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LEGAL ASSISTANT
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1991 - 1998
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Russell, Plummer
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United States
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Law Practice
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LEGAL SECRETARY
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1987 - 1989
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