Rylee Vogel

Beyond the stage, Rylee is an accomplished communication consultant working in journalism and marketing. She has executed successful social media campaigns, authored numerous educational articles on the performing arts, and has published project profiles and press releases highlighting new theater architecture and design.

Rylee earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communication at the University of Colorado, graduating as the valedictorian of the College of Media, Communication, and Information (graduation interview here). Her academic focus centered on communication within the non-profit sector.

Upon relocating to New York, she has worked across multiple facets of the communication field. Rylee is passionate about building genuine connections and meaningful relationships in all of her endeavors.

Communication experience:

Communication Consultant and Journalist

Wenger Corporation/J.R. Clancy

August 2024-Present
Created and ran multiple social media pages to promote educational theater content and to promote company products. Composed and edited weekly educational articles geared towards theater students and educators covering a wide variety of topics within the performing arts. Interviewed various theater consultants, architects, acousticians, and educators to author various press releases and project profiles for university theater renovations that used Wenger products.

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Communications and Social Media Consultant

Dream Sweet Productions (NYC)

April 2023-November 2023

Created multiple social media campaigns across various platforms to increase public awareness of the company and move towards monetization via social media. Connected with audience and performers to create interactive content that is engaging and educational for children in New York City. Job required strong media awareness, content creation, teamwork, and community outreach.

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Sales Assistant

Candlelight (Denver, CO)

November 2021- June 2023
Connected with potential customers to discuss the benefits of season tickets, guided them through the purchasing process, and fostered positive patron relationships. This required sales skills, customer needs analysis, and intrapersonal communication.