Confidently attract your dream clients with clear copy | Copywriter + lead generation strategist using the power of psychology for purpose-driven businesses 💫

💜 Connections and creativity are at the heart of what drives me.

🤖 The need for authentic human connection and creativity has never been greater. AI and misinformation make the personal touch that much more important.

👉🏼 In my professional life, I bring these values to life by:

✅ Understanding the customer: By identifying their pain points, challenges, and values, I craft storytelling-driven copy that resonates and builds genuine connections.

✅ Adding a spark of creativity: I connect trendy themes (and even memes) with issues that matter to the audience, making content engaging and relatable.

✅ Thinking outside the box: Innovation doesn’t come from doing things the same way because “that’s how it’s always been done.” Creativity drives fresh, effective solutions.

🧠 In marketing, data-driven minds and creatively charged brains are equally vital.
While SEO helps target ideal customers and boost website rankings, creativity captures their attention and converts them into loyal customers.

🥲 Early in my career, I learned that roles focused solely on research or admin didn’t allow me to flex my creative muscles. So I found my path toward work that sparks joy and meaning.

🙏🏼 Discovering I’m a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) has also been profound. It’s shaped how I approach life and work, teaching me to embrace my creativity, empathy, and knack for connecting the dots. While being an HSP comes with its challenges, I’m grateful for the perspective it’s given me—embracing progress over perfection and building systems that work for my brain.

😊 Throughout my career I’ve worked in academia, tech, entrepreneurship, and non-profit sectors. Each role has sharpened my skills, broadened my perspective, and strengthened my resilience—ultimately helping me become more of my true self.

✍🏼 But the invisible thread through it all? Writing. From fact-based research reports to fun, emotion-filled copy, I’ve honed my voice and craft. In my current role at Venture for Canada, I write emails, newsletters, blogs, reports, and social media content while building partnerships and strategies.

👀 In my spare time, I write about being an HSP, careers, friendships, and relationships—and I’m currently working on a poetry book!

Here’s a little bit more about myself:

🎨 I’m creative in other ways. I enjoy painting, felting, and drawing.
📺 I enjoy reality TV, like The Real Housewives.
♒ I’m really into astrology (I'm an Aquarius).

Let’s connect! DM me or email me rebecca@cosmiccreative.net

Rebecca Scott

Excited to share that I'm stepping into the role of Content & Communications Manager at Venture for Canada! 🎉 

This is an exciting chapter as the organization reaches new heights and a wider audience across the nation with a continuation of the Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA), student programs, and some new ones coming this year. 

That's why communications is more important than ever before, to reach the right audience at the right time. I'm looking forward to elevating our message through tried and true methods but also new ones, like case studies, webinars, and local events. 😊 

I'm looking forward to continuing to work with my lovely team Monique (Dom) Hutson, Luke Colling, across the whole org at VFC, and hearing from participants, businesses, students, and ecosystem partners as we help to make Canada an even more innovative country. 🙏

Content & Communications Manager | Board Member for Women & Money MTL | Poet | Highly Sensitive Person ✨ | 2026 Goal: Publish a Book ✍🏼

It’s not “new year, new me.” This year is about “new year, best of me.” ✨

You see, I don't want to fundamentally change who I am. What I do want is to be more in alignment with my authentic self. 

That means, changing habits that no longer serve me, letting go of old beliefs, and harnessing more joy, creativity, connection, and love into my life. ❤️

I want to be the best version of myself and one way I’m doing that is through a 4 month health program that focuses on nutrition, movement, and water intake. 

This program is intense, with a strict meal plan, accountability check-ins with a certified holistic nutritionist, webinars once a week, and a promise to myself that I can and will do this. 💪🏼

I start next Monday, January 12th and I’m both nervous and excited. 

My “why” behind doing this program is simple - to heal my gut. I’ve had gut issues for as long as I can remember, my doctor “diagnosing” me with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). While managing symptoms, I feel like I’m not getting to the root cause to heal it. 😔

When your gut is out of whack, so are most things - like your hormones, sleep, recovery time, you name it. 

Lately, I’ve noticed that I haven’t been showing up as my best self - bloating, fatigue, and a lack of energy. 👎🏼

It affects every area of my life, from personal relationships and professional performance to achieving my dreams. 

That’s why I’m ready to change my habits and become my best self. It’s not a goal, it’s a way of being. 😁

If you’re an ambitious individual, I see you. This time of year makes us feel like we need to have it all figured out, but you don’t.

Instead of trying to accomplish everything, start with one thing for this season. Think about something that will move the needle, to help you realize your full potential, be in alignment with your true self, and make your dreams a reality. 💫

Now that you know my intention for this season, I want to know, what’s yours?

After a long day this past Wednesday, the last thing I wanted to do was leave my home (it was snowing and cold). ❄️ 

But, I purchased a ticket for LinkedInLocal Montréal a few weeks ago and told a few people that I would be there. 

I gently reminded myself that connection is incredibly important and once I felt the energy in the space, I would perk up. 

And guess what? I did! Chatting with and seeing Melissa Maughn speak straight from the heart about personal branding was so inspiring. 💜 

A few things lingered in my brain and on my heart from what she said: 

- Stop trying to be "professional" and start being you
- Your personal brand should reflect your values
- Let's reframe "what do you want to be known for" to "who do you want to be known as"

My absolute favourite part that got me thinking was, "What two words would you use to describe yourself?" 

All I could think about was creative freedom. To create without inhibition, from the soul, and do so in whatever manner. ✨ 

Now, I want to know, what two words would you use to describe who you are (remember, not what you do)? 🤔

Ok, I wanna know, what’s that one thing that’s moved the needle for your career? 🤔

I’ll go first, aligning my values with my work. It’s helped me determine what kind of environment I want to work in, how I want to feel (excited), and what my non-negotiables are (like flexible working conditions, mission-driven org, and somewhere I can grow). ✨ 

Now I want to hear from YOU! Even if it’s unconventional or you have a hot take on this, I want to hear what’s helped you in your career. 😊

S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University

Assistant Director

Careers in Spanish

Assist students, graduates, and young professionals with language degrees. Provide career coaching, résumé writing, cover letter writing, webinars, mock interviews, and LinkedIn profile optimization. Subcontract with ResumeWriters.com.

● Provide career counseling and coaching to students and young professionals, and design resources to guide them.

● Design, and schedule daily social media posts on job search content with an emphasis on résumé writing, interview, and transition from academic to professional environments on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.

● Facilitate webinars and create landing pages to promote them, grow an email list, and advertise events.

● Write an average of 3 resumes and cover letters per week for different industries, such as Project Management, Cybersecurity, Law Enforcement, Public Health, Marketing, Business, Real Estate, etc.

Career Coach | Resume Writer | Interview Coach

Syracuse University - Martin J. Whitman School of Management

Undergraduate Career Advisor

Ohio University

Hired to teach undergraduate and graduate Spanish courses in culture, literature, and language. Promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure (unanimous vote) by excelling expectations in research, teaching, and service. 

●  Designed, developed, and delivered 10 courses with an average of 4.61 out of 5 in student satisfaction for the undergraduate level and an average of 4.72 out of 5 in student satisfaction for the graduate level.

● Increased numbers of students with a Major in Spanish by 11% and a Minor by 4% during the pandemic through dedicated recruiting strategies and advising efforts.

●  Managed more than 75 advising assignments and served as a liaison between 14 faculty members from the Department of Modern Languages and the College of Arts and Sciences.

● Guided students through the onboarding process, facilitated orientations, and mentored students on career development issues. Promoted internships and oriented students through the credit approval process.

Assistant  | Associate Professor of Spanish

Binghamton University

Recruited for a one-year position to teach a full range undergraduate Spanish courses on language and literature. Some highlights:

● Designed, developed, and delivered 5 undergraduate courses with consistent positive comments.

● Promoted Department by organizing public activities with students.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish

I travel ✈️, go on walks 👟, and devour books 📚 every year. Also, I am a coffee lover. ☕

Hi, curious reader! I am Melissa. I’m a career coach, résumé writer, and interview coach. 

My passion lies in guiding, teaching, and helping professionals advance their careers by reframing their accomplishments, crafting compelling materials, and assisting them with strategic job search campaigns.

I understand the challenges, emotions, and misconceptions that job seekers face through every step of getting a job and advancing their careers. 

As a first-generation Latina, former academic, and recovering scarcity mindset person, I know that most people are not trained to present themselves as the right candidate for the job.

From getting clarity on the career path, understanding an industry, writing a standout résumé, and acing the interview, I empower others to recognize their strengths, identify areas for improvement, and be unapologetically comfortable with advocating for themselves. You need to be your first believer! 👑

I believe that…

👉 being an expert in your field won’t give you the job unless you learn how to communicate your value effectively.
👉 the job search is a transformative process; those who excel are the ones who know themselves and are willing to learn.
👉 progress is not linear; there are many ways to advance professionally even if you change careers. The most important measure is your growth.
👉 people are not their degrees and certifications. We have skills, knowledge, and traits that will help you advance professionally beyond a piece of paper or a certificate.
👉 competition is fierce, and you can stand out by focusing on what you can control.

I help professionals with career coaching, résumé writing, and interview preparation that allows them to:

🏆get interviews in less than 90 days
🏆get job offers the same day of having an interview
🏆get clarity about their career path

➡️ If you need help with the job search, DM me.

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