As the Foundation Intern at the Tampa Bay Chamber, Lorelei provides administrative and special projects support across the Chamber Foundation’s leadership portfolio, including Leadership Tampa, Emerging Leaders of Tampa Bay, Collegiate Leadership Tampa Bay, Leadership Tampa Alumni and the Tampa Bay Business Accelerator.

Lorelei is pursuing a double major in Global Business, with a concentration in management, and Marketing, with a concentration in digital marketing, at the University of South Florida’s Muma College of Business. She maintains a 3.83 GPA and is a Florida Academic Scholars recipient through Bright Futures.

Lorelei’s path to the Chamber began through Collegiate Leadership Tampa Bay, where she represented the University of South Florida and completed the yearlong Class of 2026 program, the sixth graduating class in the program’s history. Lorelei also serves as Director of Marketing on the executive board of Chi Omega’s Theta Theta chapter, where she leads a five-member team on campaigns supporting recruitment, social events and philanthropy. She also serves as Director of Fundraising for the American Marketing Association’s USF chapter, where she has helped coordinate game-day marketing operations with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and as Marketing Analyst on the executive board of Women in Business at USF’s Muma College of Business.

A graduate of Pensacola High School’s International Baccalaureate program, Lorelei was an active presence in her hometown well before college. She served on the City of Pensacola Youth Council, where her cohort worked with the mayor’s office to develop a youth-led plan addressing homelessness and presented it to the Pensacola City Council. She was also an officer with the Leos Club, the youth branch of the Lions Club of Pensacola, and competed on her high school’s tennis and volleyball teams, helping the volleyball team win a regional tournament. She also spent a summer as a Digital Humanities Intern at the University of West Florida, organizing and cataloging historical records for the Public History Program.

Outside of work, Lorelei enjoys exploring Tampa’s food scene, traveling and attending music festivals. The eldest of three siblings, her family now calls Gainesville home, though Lorelei remains a forever Bull.