Social & Content Portfolio

Social, content & creative work for brands that care about how they show up.

Selected work across social media, email, photography, and brand design. From e-commerce snack brands and family-run baked goods to faith-based conferences and university initiatives.

About

Mary-Grace Nassralla

Social media, content & brand. Toronto-area based.

I'm a UX designer and digital marketer, wrapping up my Master of Information at the University of Toronto, with a long history of running social and events for the brands and communities I care about.

For the past six years I've led social media and event coordination for RISE Conferences at the Canadian Coptic Centre, growing an organic audience past 1.5K and reaching nearly 400K people in a single season. I've created social content, photography, and brand work for snack brands, family-run baked goods, dental practices, and faith-based communities. Always hands-on, from concept to caption.

01 / Sample Posts

Static social posts.

Instagram and Facebook content created for businesses, non-profits, and community organizations. Built primarily in Canva, with photography and copywriting handled in-house.

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← scroll to explore →@riseconferences
02 / Carousel Posts

Multi-slide storytelling.

Long-form posts that unfold across multiple slides. Recipe reveals, product education, brand stories, and event recaps designed to keep thumbs from scrolling past.

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← scroll to explore →
03 / Sample Reels

Short-form video.

Vertical video content for Instagram edited in Canva, Filmora, CapCut and Instagram Reels. Largely filmed, edited, and captioned in-house, from concept to publish.

SAMPLE
SAMPLE
453K
31.5K likes
27K
1,800 likes
← scroll to explore →See more on Instagram
04 / Email Marketing

Inbox moments.

Branded email campaigns and newsletters designed to land cleanly in busy inboxes. Concept, layout, copy, and asset prep handled end to end.

05 / Community Management

Real conversations.

Brand voice lives in the small moments. A sample of how I show up in DMs, comments, and replies, where loyalty is built one message at a time.

❤️🥰🙏
06 / Photography

Product, event & lifestyle.

In-house photography for brands and events. Composition, styling, lighting, and post-production.

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← scroll to explore →
07 / Results

From quiet account to community.

Two RISE conference seasons. Fall 2025 and Winter 2026. From under 500 followers to over 3,000, with hundreds of thousands of impressions along the way.

393K

Total reach across the season.

46K

Content interactions across the same window.

3K+

Followers grown organically across two RISE seasons.

September 2025

<500 followers

Quiet account, sporadic posting, limited reach.

Winter 2026

3,000+ followers

Engaged community, consistent voice, international DMs.

08 / Toolkit

Canva

CapCut

Instagram Reels

Wondershare Filmora

Figma

Procreate

Perplexity

ElevenLabs

Claude

A note for Klekktic

Why furniture, and why your brand.

Furniture is one of those things I notice without trying. I scroll Facebook Marketplace the way some people scroll TikTok, I get genuinely excited at thrift stores, and I've been the friend people text for layout advice for years.

I built an architecture portfolio that earned me admission into multiple master's programs before I chose to focus on UX. That spatial training still shapes how I see things. How a piece lives in a room, not just how it looks in a photo. Working on a brand like Klekktic, where every product feels considered and the aesthetic is unmistakable, wouldn't feel like a job. It'd feel like finally getting to apply something I already do for fun.

See architecture portfolio
Let's talk

Thanks for taking a look.

Currently open to social media, content, and marketing roles. Full-time or contract.

Social & Content Portfolio

Social, content & creative work for brands that care about how they show up.

Selected work across social media, email, photography, and brand design. From e-commerce snack brands and family-run baked goods to faith-based conferences and university initiatives.

About

Mary-Grace Nassralla

Social media, content & brand. Toronto-area based.

I'm a UX designer and digital marketer, wrapping up my Master of Information at the University of Toronto, with a long history of running social and events for the brands and communities I care about.

For the past six years I've led social media and event coordination for RISE Conferences at the Canadian Coptic Centre, growing an organic audience past 1.5K and reaching nearly 400K people in a single season. I've created social content, photography, and brand work for snack brands, family-run baked goods, pharmacies, and faith-based communities. Always hands-on, from concept to caption.

01 / Sample Posts

Static social posts.

Instagram and Facebook content created for businesses, non-profits, and community organizations. Built primarily in Canva, with photography and copywriting handled in-house.

Image 1Image 2Image 3Image 4Image 5Image 6Image 7Image 8Image 9Image 10Image 11Image 12Image 13Image 14
← scroll to explore →@riseconferences
02 / Carousel Posts

Multi-slide storytelling.

Long-form posts that unfold across multiple slides. Recipe reveals, product education, brand stories, and event recaps designed to keep thumbs from scrolling past.

1 / 3
1 / 3
1 / 8
1 / 7
← scroll to explore →
03 / Sample Reels

Short-form video.

Vertical video content for Instagram edited in Canva, Filmora, CapCut and Instagram Reels. Largely filmed, edited, and captioned in-house, from concept to publish.

SAMPLE
SAMPLE
453K
31.5K likes
27K
1,800 likes
← scroll to explore →See more on Instagram
04 / Email Marketing

Inbox moments.

Event email reminders designed to land cleanly in busy inboxes. Concept, layout, copy, and asset prep handled end to end.

05 / Community Management

Real conversations.

Brand voice lives in the small moments. A sample of how I show up in DMs, comments, and replies, where loyalty is built one message at a time.

❤️🥰🙏
06 / Photography

Product, event & lifestyle.

In-house photography for brands and events. Composition, styling, lighting, and post-production.

Image 1Image 2Image 3Image 4Image 5Image 6Image 7Image 8Image 9Image 10Image 11Image 12Image 13
← scroll to explore →
07 / Results

From quiet account to community.

Two RISE conference seasons. Fall 2025 and Winter 2026. From under 500 followers to over 3,000, with hundreds of thousands of impressions along the way.

393K

Total reach across the season.

46K

Content interactions across the same window.

3K+

Followers grown organically across two RISE seasons.

September 2025

<500 followers

Quiet account, sporadic posting, limited reach.

Winter 2026

3,000+ followers

Engaged community, consistent voice, international DMs.

08 / Toolkit

Canva

CapCut

Instagram Reels

Wondershare Filmora

Figma

Procreate

Perplexity

ElevenLabs

Claude

A note for Klekktic

Why furniture, and why your brand.

Furniture is one of those things I notice without trying. I scroll Facebook Marketplace the way some people scroll TikTok, I get genuinely excited at thrift stores, and I've been the friend people text for layout advice for years.

I built an architecture portfolio that earned me admission into multiple master's programs before I chose to focus on UX. That spatial training still shapes how I see things. How a piece lives in a room, not just how it looks in a photo. Working on a brand like Klekktic, where every product feels considered and the aesthetic is unmistakable, wouldn't feel like a job. It'd feel like finally getting to apply something I already do for fun.

Facebook Marketplace deep-diver

Thrift store regular

Room layout consultant (unpaid, for friends)

Spatial design portfolio in my back pocket

See architecture portfolio
Let's talk

Thanks for taking a look.

Currently open to social media, content, and marketing roles. Full-time or contract.