
Event coordinator and project manager specializing in high-impact corporate and community events that exceed goals.

“... people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
- Maya Angelou


I’m Kathrine Huh, an Event Coordinator and Project Manager with over 7 years of experience delivering high-impact events and managing complex projects.Currently serving as Event Coordinator for the Colleyville Chamber of Commerce, I specialize in creating seamless experiences that drive engagement and revenue growth. My approach combines strategic planning with hands-on execution. Whether I'm coordinating monthly chamber luncheons, managing vendor relationships, or optimizing operational workflows, I'm committed to delivering exceptional results with integrity and professionalism.Throughout my career, I've generated over $910,000 in event, sales, and fundraising revenue, increased client sales by 200%, and maintained 100% client retention. I grow in collaborative environments where I can leverage my communication skills and analytical capabilities to ensure customer success.
Comprehensive Event Planning & Execution
Vendor & Sponsor Relations
Budget Management & Revenue Generation
Onsite Event Management & Technical Coordination
Lead Generation & Funnel Optimization
CRM Platforms (ChamberMaster, Salesforce, HubSpot)
Brand Strategy & Marketing
Team Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration







The Concept
Executed comprehensive event planning and innovative digital solutions, including custom event webpages and an NFC raffle system, increasing attendance by 30% and generating $140,000+ in revenue.



The Impact
In its inaugural year, engaged 115+ attendees including 68 competitive players, proving itself as an innovative, cost-efficient networking platform that connected businesses through friendly competition and created lasting partnerships in a relaxed, high-energy atmosphere.


The Impact
Brought together 130+ women business leaders, creating a powerful forum for professional development, relationship building, and strengthening the network that drives economic opportunity for women in our region.


The Impact
United 140+ business professionals as the Chamber's highest-grossing annual event, facilitating high-level business connections and producing substantial funding that powers Chamber initiatives supporting member businesses throughout the year.


The Impact
Executed comprehensive event planning and innovative digital solutions, including custom event webpages and an NFC raffle system, increasing attendance by 30% and generating $140,000+ in revenue.


The Impact
We built a program that leaders live, not just learn. Team-building exercises, insider tours, and strength-focused workshops created measurable growth and lasting relationships.



The Concept
I developed the "Marshmallow Marketing" campaign. Sending personalized marshmallows printed with custom landing page URLs for each prospect. This tangible, unexpected approach combined extreme personalization with a playful touch, making outreach memorable and driving $350k in ARR.


The Concept
I co-led a team of 20+ student fundraisers with a fresh approach: personal thank-you videos, streamlined CRM workflows, and genuine donor conversations. This strategy helped raise $250,000+ annually by turning one-time gifts into ongoing commitments.

The Project
New to the area, American Shaman Kava Bar faced a challenge: no one knew what kava was or why they should try it.
The Concept
I featured recognizable local faces and highlighted store location on social media. Familiar people and places built curiosity and trust, raising engagement and getting customers through the door.
The Project
Natural Way food group was transitioning from a sweets company to a health-focused brand and needed new assets that reflected this pivot.
The Concept
I created collateral showcasing people using the product in everyday scenarios at recognizable Fayetteville locations. This approach repositioned Natural Way as a health food staple while strengthening local credibility.
The Project
Tide University Laundry needed to position their service as essential for busy college students juggling classes, work, and social life.
The Concept
I developed social content around the #lifenotlaundry message—showing students they could reclaim hours spent waiting at laundromats. By highlighting real time-saving benefits and what students could do instead, I helped Tide connect their service to what college students actually value: more time for life.