Apprentice Vlogs: A Day In The Life | by Adriana Dumphrey

Published on August 1, 2023

Welcome to our exciting new Apprentice Vlogs series, featuring real content filmed by our Apprentice blog team, offering a glimpse into the life of a Multiverse apprentice.

Our latest vlog features Adriana Dumphery, a talented Digital Marketing Apprentice at American Express. Join her as she shares her day in the life, fueled by the invaluable support of her Multiverse coach, Giselle. Gain valuable insights on standing out in your role and illustrating business impact. Share your own experiences in the comments below. 


Adriana Dumphrey is a Digital Marketing Apprentice at Multiverse based in Philadelphia. She’s writing for the Apprentice Lens as part of the Blogging Team. Here’s more about her:

“Adriana Dumphrey is a campaign manager for American Express and a freelance photographer based in Philadelphia. She has a deep passion for empowering and uplifting others in their personal development journey with a focus on guidance and support. Adriana shares practical tips and strategies for self-improvement, while also providing a supportive and encouraging voice to help readers navigate challenges and obstacles along the way.”

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