Connie Du recently relocated from Maryland to New York to pursue her career in marketing, public relations, and advertising. She takes a great interest in sports and fitness and served as a Front Desk Associate at the Columbia Association in Maryland prior to moving to New York. Connie Du enjoys learning about health, wellness, and nutrition. She often reads magazines on the subject, such as Flex Online, Muscle & Fitness Hers, as well as blogs on sites including PBfingers.com, sweettoothsweetlife.com, ohsheglows.com, and Flex Online. Connie Du participates in gymnastics, loves to dance, and also likes to read about psychiatry and psychology. Ms. Du’s other personal pursuits include traveling, honing her culinary skills, and watching movies. Connie Du maintains an active lifestyle and currently is working to earn certification as a Personal Trainer. She currently holds certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillator (AED).

Currently, Connie Du serves a New York boutique firm called Thirteen Public Relations & Consulting, which handles accounts for clients involved in lifestyle services and products as well as food and beverage brands. As an Assistant Consultant, she performs an eclectic range of duties, including assisting with marketing campaigns, conducting marketing research, preparing competitive analyses, and drafting press releases.

Connie Du holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from the University of Maryland in College Park, where she graduated cum laude. She studied business briefly at the University of Pittsburgh, where she maintained a GPA of 3.6 prior to transferring to the University of Maryland. While she earned her degree, Connie Du served as Marketing Director of the Business Ethics Society at the University of Maryland and completed two internships, one at the Friends Foundation in Annapolis and another at HMA Associates, Inc., located in Washington, D.C. Other highlights of her undergraduate career included a summer abroad in France, where she studied the classical myths of Paris.