Audrey Kosier

Audrey Kosier is a digital marketing and communications professional.


A versatile and prolific storyteller, Audrey is perhaps best known for her brand campaigns across traditional and digital platforms. Some examples of her work include composition of an employee video wishing happy holidays around the world that went viral and the writing and creative ideation for company Pride Month celebrations. She also showcased sports sponsorships like Brooklyn Nets and Brooks Koepka, worked with recruitment on employer branding initiatives, and covered numerous CSR projects happening around the world (e.g., Habitat for Humanity builds in New York, New Zealand, and Atlanta).


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***This portfolio page showcases any projects Audrey was involved in with the writing, editing, conceptualization, creative outline, and/or brand promotion. She worked with creative services on execution of collateral (imagery and video) for specific assets.

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Infor, Charles Phillips Help Provide ‘Hidden Figures’ Tickets to Students | Infor

Infor CEO Charles Phillips and other New York African-American business leaders have launched an initiative — in partnership with 20th Century Fox, Google, Facebook, Infor and AT&T — to offer free admission to the critically-acclaimed feature film "Hidden Figures" for over 25,000 middle-school students in New York. "Hidden Figures" is the incredible untold story of critical contributions made by three African-American women working at NASA during the Space Race in the 1960s. Katherine G. Johnso
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Cloud Momentum Sparks Sales Hiring Surge at Infor | Infor

Unparalleled opportunities to make money and grow your career. That’s the elevator recruiting pitch of Rod Johnson, Infor EVP of Sales in North America. A fresh wave of cloud sales momentum at Infor is prompting a hiring surge to fill the ranks with high-caliber sales professionals to capitalize on emerging market opportunities. “I came to Infor because I think it’s a special opportunity right now,” Johnson says. “Others who come here will have a lot more opportunity to expand their careers. I
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Career Reconnaissance Mission to Infor HQ | Infor

Call it career reconnaissance. A kind of fact-and-feel-finding field trip to learn: What types of jobs does a technology company offer? Do I want a career in tech? What kind of training and education would I need? A group of New York college and high school students interested in STEM, entrepreneurship, or coding careers gathered at least a terabyte of impressions on their career exploration field trip to Infor headquarters in New York last week. The Women's Infor Network (WIN) hosted the group
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Infor Voted a Top Workplace in Atlanta | Infor

Living in Atlanta is great. Living in Atlanta and working for Infor is even better. Based on surveys of 60,000 metro-area workers, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has named Infor one of the top 25 large workplaces in Atlanta in 2017. The newspaper also designated Infor 1 of the top 150 workplaces overall. More than 2,500 companies were nominated or asked to participate in the 2017 Top Workplaces in Atlanta assessment, and employees at 275 were surveyed by Workplace Dynamics, a human resources
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Women of Infor: Na’Tasha Simmons’ non-tech past surprisingly useful in new tech career | Infor

Na’Tasha Simmons came to Infor with 5 years of experience in magazine production and practically no knowledge of the tech industry. Almost immediately though, she detected an unmet need she could fulfill. “I saw there was a need for better collaboration across teams at Infor headquarters in New York where I work, and I wanted to create a solution,” Simmons recalls. “So I created and produced an HQ-wide Think Tank, an event that started with our product design team, Hook & Loop, to engage and
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