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Tiger Town: Back Home with Dani Nottingham

August 23, 2012December 22, 2013 / barbaramaningat

Junior defender Dani Nottingham welcomes Mizzou Soccer into her home in Texas. Get to know her and how she got into soccer.

[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye307rqULwQ%5D

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Current Work

I lead the video team as the Sr. Creative Content Manager for the MLS and NWSL professional soccer programs the Houston Dynamo and Houston Dash. Here, I am challenged to innovate the way we engage our current and potential fans via visual stories, highlight and promotional videos that showcase the talent and personalities of our athletes.

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Mizzou Soccer

For three regular seasons from July 2012-February 2015, I served as the Director of Multimedia for the University of Missouri Women’s Soccer program. I managed the behind-the-scenes video exclusives on YouTube, all social media content, assisted in media relations, as well as executed several internal communications and game day production tasks.

From July 2012 to July 2015, I increased Mizzou Soccer’s Twitter and Facebook following by 61% and 20% respectively.

By November 2013 I helped Mizzou Soccer Twitter become the 13th most followed college soccer Twitter account in the nation.

Mizzou Soccer also ranked the 10th most followed team on Twitter among all U.S. women’s soccer programs, second in the SEC.

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