From a young age I knew that I wanted to work with kids, so it was fitting my first (and pretty much only job until after college) was babysitting. Being a nanny certainly taught me patience (a whole lot of it), routine, and to just roll with the punches (not literally).

When my regular kiddos were out of town, I had the great pleasure of watching their dogs. Shh… don’t tell my regulars, but I may have liked hanging out with the dogs better. Who doesn’t love cuddling with a furry friend?

This definitely was not my favorite job … but I befriended a group of older members who welcomed me with open arms into their weekly Mahjong tournaments.

Proud alum! I interned with the Office of Media / PR on campus, learned how to Ballroom Dance (even participated in two competitions), and met my best friends Sam and Ella!

I basically worked as the middle man between clients and medical suppliers, negotiating the best price for products. My bargain shopping expertise definitely came in handy for this position!

I worked with the top Pharma companies on a variety of training materials for their internal sales teams. Working with the medical illustrators and video production teams to create virtual classrooms was my favorite!

I managed the logistics, sponsorships, registration, creative and budget for more than 200 domestic Biomedical Research trade shows, as well as the big (well big for our industry) National Conference. The shows were so ingrained in my mind, that at any given moment I could have told you the status of each.

And now I'm here at Spitball, managing client relations and internal workflows for a variety of brands... and loving every minute of it!