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# Malaika Carpenter

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Malaika Carpenter is a storyteller at heart, communicator by nature, and a writer and content strategist by profession. Her name pretty much says it all—Malaika literally means angel in Swahili. For nearly a decade, she has helped companies of all sizes build and share their brand story and authentically connect with their customers.

Through her consultancy SayCred Media Group, she helps her clients to create a structured approach to producing web content, define and implement message strategies, and craft web and mobile content. She gives talks at conferences like Confab: The Content Strategy Conference and the Design & Content Conference. Malaika has a master’s degree in Communication and a certificate in UX Design from Rutgers University.

### Community Involvement

* YYYY, Speaker, "[TALK TITLE](/events/template-philadelphia-yyyy.md#hh-mm-am-pm-talk-title-speaker-s)"&#x20;
* 2020, Speaker, [Philadelphia 2020](/events/philadelphia-2020.md#collaborative-content-modeling-bringing-information-architecture-into-focus-for-cross-functional-tea)

### Connect

* <i class="fa-linkedin">:linkedin:</i> LinkedIn: <https://www.linkedin.com/in/malaikacarpenter/>


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