List Enthusiast. Marketing Strategist. Coffee Aficionado. Enterprising Hawaiian.

Allison M Reilly moved to St. Louis from Honolulu, HI. She is 12.5 percent Native Hawaiian, but 100 percent awesome.

marketing professional

Getting her start in business communications, Reilly is a full-time internal communications manager at a regional health care provider. She specializes in content marketing and digital communications.

twitch streamer

Reilly is a variety streamer on Twitch. She's been streaming off and on for more than two years. Some of the games she's played on stream include "Hand of Fate 2," "Metroid" and "Resident Evil."

human rights activist

Reilly has been a human rights activist for more than 15 years, primarily working with Amnesty International. She's also worked on de-militarization, local privacy and surveillance issues.

Writing and Editing

Specializing in business communications, current events, marketing and video games

Reilly started her writing and editing journey as a freelance writer in 2011. Her work has previously been published in American City & County, Smallbiztechnology.com, St. Louis Magazine and Transport Topics. She's also worked with clients such as the Webbright Services, Allied Offices, AllClear ID and Better Life Maids.

Currently, Reilly is a writer and Journalist Training Program mentor for Gameskinny.

Below are a few examples of her work. For more samples, please visit her portfolio.

I created this tip sheet of five small business blogging tips as a middle-of-the-funnel offer. The goal of the content was to educate leads about business blogging and to showcase how this specific content marketing solution could be utilized better.

I wrote the white paper "9 Debunked Myths on Nitrogen Tire Inflation" for my client Nitrofleet99. The white paper combined nine blog posts about nitrogen tire inflation myths. The goal of the white paper was the educate transportation decision maker… — I wrote the white paper "9 Debunked Myths on Nitrogen Tire Inflation" for my client Nitrofleet99. The white paper combined nine blog posts about nitrogen tire inflation myths. The goal of the white paper was the educate transportation decision makers about nitrogen tire inflation and some of the common myths found online.

This white paper was a top-of-the-funnel I created to generate leads for my content marketing firm, Stirring Media LLC. I utilized HubSpot's free template and some of their information in the white paper. The white paper helped readers build a keywo… — This white paper was a top-of-the-funnel I created to generate leads for my content marketing firm, Stirring Media LLC. I utilized HubSpot's free template and some of their information in the white paper. The white paper helped readers build a keyword strategy for their online marketing efforts.

Gaming

Reilly, or Pocket Aces Agnes, is a lifelong gamer and budding Twitch streamer

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as of May 13, 2018, 9:26 p.m.

Twitch Stream

I've decided to recommit to my Twitch Stream and to start creating live content once again. I'm currently working my way through Darkest Dungeon. My streaming schedule is typically Thursdays from 8:30 to 10 p.m. CST and Fridays and Saturdays from 8 to 10 p.m.

Beat 100 Games

So far, I have beaten six games: "Ninja Gaiden," "Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon," "Starfox," "F-Zero," "Grand Theft Auto III" and "Super Mario Bros." I define "beaten" as reaching the credits or the ending screen of the game. I set this goal originally to see how long it would take me to beat 100 games and what kinds of games would end up on the list. At this point, I'm now looking at how long it will take me to beat 94 games.

Miscellaneous

I've set aside other goals on an Airtable chart outlining gaming goals that don't fall in line with the Twitch Stream directly or beating a game. I will tackle these goals off stream from time to time.

Activism

Doing Human Rights Work for More than a Decade

Reilly got her start as an activist at Saint Louis University, where she joined SLU's Amnesty International chapter in 2006. During her time at SLU, she served as the chapter's Tabling Coordinator as well as Co-Coordinator for two years. SLU's chapter would host an annual jamnesty/slamnesty event, featuring musicians and slam poets to bring awareness to different human rights issues.

Afterward, Reilly joined the local St. Louis chapter of Amnesty International, Group #105. The group is active in the St. Louis area hosting events and tabling at concerts and festivals to encourage people to take action. Most recently, chapter members wrote a resolution asking Amnesty International to take an official position on boycotts, divestments and pressuring third-party actors as an effective tactic toward stopping human rights violations. She became the Local Group Coordinator of the chapter in 2016.

Reilly started a blog for the Amnesty International Group #105 in September 2012. The goal was to create a dynamic online presence for the group that make it easier for potential members to find the group. Another goal was to position the chapter an… — Reilly started a blog for the Amnesty International Group #105 in September 2012. The goal was to create a dynamic online presence for the group that make it easier for potential members to find the group. Another goal was to position the chapter and Amnesty as a human rights thought leader and activism resource for St. Louis and the rest of the country.

While at the Peace Economy Project, Reilly became involved with local efforts to track and tackle police surveillance in St. Louis. The involvement started with Drone Free STL, a coalition founded with PEP (prior to Reilly's tenure) to stop police d… — While at the Peace Economy Project, Reilly became involved with local efforts to track and tackle police surveillance in St. Louis. The involvement started with Drone Free STL, a coalition founded with PEP (prior to Reilly's tenure) to stop police drones. With police drones on the backburner for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the effort has shifted toward privacy issues and body cameras.

The trivia game about human rights and U.S. military aid is part of Reilly's presentation at Amnesty International's Midwest Regional Conference in October 2016. The photo above links to Round 1, which you can play. Round 2 is also online to play. R… — The trivia game about human rights and U.S. military aid is part of Reilly's presentation at Amnesty International's Midwest Regional Conference in October 2016. The photo above links to Round 1, which you can play. Round 2 is also online to play. Round 2 includes Final Jeopardy as well as slides from our co-presenter, Dave Stamps.

Every year, the Peace Economy Project collects signatures for it's Statement of Peace, a letter delivered to Congress to ask its members to reduce military spending and fund human needs instead. While at PEP, Reilly set a goal to collect 250 signatu… — Every year, the Peace Economy Project collects signatures for it's Statement of Peace, a letter delivered to Congress to ask its members to reduce military spending and fund human needs instead. While at PEP, Reilly set a goal to collect 250 signatures from around the country. She surpassed that goal, collecting more than 265 signatures. The signatures represented more than 20 states and 20 separate districts in the House of Representatives. Reps. Lacy Clay (D-MO) and Ann Wagner (R-MO) and Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO) all sent responses to their constituents.