I have a genuine passion for helping people, which has been the cornerstone of my career. As a former sales leader, I honed my skills in customer-centric account management, where my analytical mindset, organizational abilities, and strategic planning drove my success.

I love to problem solve and have an innate ability to see through chaos to deliver results in an organized, methodical, and repeatable way. With over 25 years of experience in marketing, sales, and leadership, I found myself increasingly disillusioned by the complexities of the healthcare environment. This prompted a period of self-reflection, reminding me of my true passion: the positive impact of “helping people.”

Throughout my life, I embraced organization, from sorting mom’s Tupperware as a kid to color-coding my college roommates’ closets to meticulously organized garage systems and sought after sports equipment management techniques. It’s simple discipline for me and I move thoughts or ideas to action.

As a full-time working mom of twin daughters, routine and structure has always been a way of life in our home. Actually, when the girls were little and asked about mom’s work, they would say, “mommy helps doctors, help sick people.” A great descriptor for my hospital-based work in Med Tech at the time. It’s a constant work in progress with children, but expectations are clear at home.