Education: Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology, UC Davis; Bachelor of Arts degree in communication, UC Davis
Hometown: Santa Rosa
Community/nonprofit activities: Active 20-30 Club No. 1029, President (2019-2020); Vice President & Youth Benevolent Fund board member (2018-2019); Board member (4 terms), active member within my club, help community partners and other clubs.
Chaired or co-chaired many events including children's shopping spree taking 300+ children back to school shopping (Fall 2018) & Kids Christmas bringing gifts and a day of activities to 50+ children at the holidays (2019 & 2020).
On the Verge- participant (2016-2017), coach to cohort 2 (2017-2018), serving on Advisory Committee for cohort 3 (2018-2019) and La Plaza (ongoing). Board member of Board of Fellowship at my church (2008-present) Volunteer for eye care mission trips to Nicaragua's jungle 2007, 2008 & 2014 and planning to go again in the future as travel allows.
Mentor/admired businessperson: Leslie Medine. She modeled being open and honest in leadership, bringing your true authentic self and humanity to every situation, and showed me how to hold a high bar of accountability (even in the little things) to build a high preforming team.
What is your most disliked industry buzzword?
Babysitter- In the child care field, the care offered in early childhood and educational programs is so much more than just a babysitter.
Typical day at the office: During COVID, my typical days whether at the office or working remote has changed to include an average of 3-6 zoom meetings or webinars. These are how I can check in with my team and receive information about ongoing changes to programs. I field phone calls with clients and staff and have all the same projects and administrative tasks as usual ensuring our compliance and responsiveness to client needs.
When my day takes me to the office I am able to print, send documents, update case files, and catch up on the specific in office operations. My days vary and I love the challenge of the unknown and fast pace.
In a business sense, what is the greatest thing about being under 40; and then what is the worst?
The greatest thing about being under 40 are the many different opportunities that are before you still to come in your career.
The worst thing about being under 40 is that you are still building some of your networks and resources and could have a greater impact now if you had those items already.
Best place to work outside of your office: When not in the office I, like so many others, work from my home desk. However, at times if my project allows I like working while sitting in the sun on my back patio enjoying fresh air.
Hobbies: I like hiking, cooking, camping, traveling, reading, crafts, playing board games, wine tasting, volunteering, and teaching myself new skills from online videos.
What you wanted to be when you grew up: I wanted to be a variety of things when I grew up, however the one I remember the most vividly was being a librarian since I liked books and keeping things in an orderly system.
#1 thing you want to accomplish by the time you turn 40: Currently one accomplishment I hope to attain before turning 40 is being the Youth Benevolent Fund President within my Active 20-30 Club.
This position guides our charitable giving through grants and teen scholarships which is something I am passionate about.
First job: Temporary administrative assistant at 4Cs helping in the busy summer season. Through this experience I was able to see firsthand the impact an individual can have in the life of another person.
Social media you most use: Instagram
Favorite book: My favorite book is ”Pride and Prejudice”
Favorite movie: My favorite movie is “Secondhand Lions”- a touching story of how the people you meet for a short period can make a difference in your life.
Favorite App: I am amazed at people's creativity and it gives me ideas or inspires me to try new things.
Favorite after-work drink: My favorite after-work drink is a nice glass of red wine.
Last vacation: My last big vacation was a trip to South Africa to go on a Safari I impulsively bid on at a charity auction. It was definitely a trip of a life-time and had me considering my return visit before I even flew home.
What does your mom or dad brag most about you?
My parents brag about how trustworthy, responsible and loyal I am.
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