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Katherine Sorensen
Marketing Manager | Community Builder | Book Club Enthusiast ✏️📖
Katherine Sorensen is the Marketing Manager at Arizona Humanities, a position she currently holds.1 As a native Phoenician, she brings extensive experience in copywriting and content strategy, particularly from her work with various startups.1
Professional Background
Katherine's career has been diverse and multifaceted:
- She previously worked as a Senior Content Manager at OfficeSpace Software.2
- She has experience as a Marketing Copywriter at Square and as a Lead Copywriter and UX Writer at GeniusRx.2
- Her background includes roles in social media management and content strategy for companies like a small studio and Coplex.2
Education and Skills
Katherine holds a B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University.1 Her skill set includes:
- Copywriting and content strategy
- Social media management
- UX writing
- Marketing and communications
She has also obtained certifications in Content Strategy from the University of Washington and various marketing-related courses from LinkedIn.2
Personal Interests and Community Involvement
Beyond her professional role, Katherine is:
- A published poet with work featured in literary journals such as Sonder Midwest and Write On, Downtown.1
- The co-owner and founder of Marigold, a pop-up bookstore in downtown Phoenix focusing on the queer experience.12
- An advocate for community engagement, hosting a monthly book club through Marigold.1
Katherine describes herself as a "writer, community advocate, book worm" and is passionate about celebrating the human experience through literature and community initiatives.2
Highlights
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I celebrated my first Indie Bookstore Day with Marigold, my own indie bookstore! This is special for so many reasons.
Working in tech the past 6 years, while not all bad, caused me to lose confidence and trust in myself. Being unemployed twice in the span of a year is humbling — but also forced me to dig deeper. What wasn’t aligning?
But then it hit me. It’s never been about sexy copy, or the clout of working for a publicly traded tech giant— it’s always been about community. And while the perks of tech were enough to lure me in, they weren’t enough to make me stay.
Flash forward to 2024 and I walk into work everyday at Arizona Humanities feeling supported, trusted, and most importantly, proud. I am given the room to nourish my own humanities projects (like Marigold), while simultaneously work to uplift humanities programs across the entire state of Arizona.
It feels so good to stay true to myself, and I can’t believe it took me this long to realize just how important that is.
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