
Energetic and outgoing professional with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, known for being the “glue” that brings teams together and keeps things moving. With a background in collegiate athletics and experience across marketing, business development, account management, and administrative support, I thrive in dynamic environments where I can capitalize on my ability to build relationships, solve problems, and deliver meaningful results. My strong communication skills, sharp organization, and adaptability make me equally effective whether managing client accounts, supporting internal operations, or contributing to strategic marketing efforts. I naturally connect with others, foster collaboration, and bring a positive, team-first mindset to every role I take on.
In my time working across various high-volume casual dining restaurants, I developed a strong foundation in guest service, multitasking, and fast-paced operations. I managed full-service tables, handled high-traffic rush periods with ease, and built genuine connections with guests to ensure they felt taken care of from the moment they sat down. I became the go-to person for keeping things organized, communicating clearly with the kitchen, and anticipating needs before guests ever had to ask. That experience sharpened my people skills, attention to detail, and ability to stay calm and solutions-oriented no matter how busy things got.
As a sales associate at Rack Room Shoes, I helped customers find the right footwear by offering friendly, knowledgeable service and making sure they had a great in-store experience. I handled transactions at the register, kept the sales floor organized and visually appealing, and stayed up to date on promotions and rewards programs. I also assisted with stocking, inventory tasks, and maintaining a clean, welcoming environment while supporting the store’s overall sales goals.
I was awarded “Most Improved Player” my senior year by my head coach—a recognition that meant a lot to me. The growth wasn’t just about stats or technique; it came from the personal development I put in off the court. As I matured, learned to lead, and became more intentional about my mindset and work ethic, that progress naturally showed up in my performance. The award reflected not only how far I’d come as an athlete, but also how much I’d grown as a person.