
Stephen Gibbons
I study Psychology & Marketing to find creative solutions to business problems.
Hello, I'm Stephen!
I've spent the past few years trying to understand what makes people work. I hope to use my knowledge and creativity to help drive engagement and sales, and to become a lifelong learner so I can stay sharp.I believe in the power of teamwork and stepping up to the plate when the time comes. I never shy from a challenge!
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Community Manager @
Saikou Development

Saikou Development is a video game development studio based in the Netherlands that has operated since 2017. The studio currently enjoys success from a successful game title on the Roblox platform, Military Warfare Tycoon, and is currently developing the second title in their portfolio.As a community manager, my role is not only to oversee the staff team as a whole, but to assist in marketing strategy, the development of promotional material, and the management of a community of supporters.I've been engaged with this studio since 2021, and I have had ample space to practice what I've learned through my degree.
Marketing Consultant @
BarnBills

BarnBills is a startup founded by a young entrepreneur named Koby Pierce in Louisville, Kentucky, that is aimed at simplifying the management and billing of horse farms. A 2.5 billion dollar market, horse breeding is a growing field that brings lots of revenue, however is controlled heavily by The Jockey Club, a lobbying entity that provides horse farms with outdated and proprietary software and hardware.Seeing the gap in the market, BarnBills hopes to take a large chunk of the horse farm management market by providing software compatible with people's own devices, while improving onboarding times, organization, and transferability.
What is this?
I love a good business card. I believe there's nothing more satisfying than ending a conversation with "I have to run, but here's my card if you want to keep in touch!"Unfortunately for me, however, business cards cost money and resources I simply don't have. What I do have are about 20 dollars a year I can pour into making a digital business card for you to view. The future is digital, and connecting with people has to be digital as well. Standing out in a crowded job market doesn't mean you have to make a flashy display, it's about meeting people where they are. You're here after all, so I must be doing something right!