Landscaping
First paid work
- Learned to show up, work hard, and finish visible work.
- Built an early foundation in responsibility and follow-through.
Resume
A chronological view of the work that shaped how I solve problems, lead projects, and build useful products.
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Career Snapshot
Career Progression
The career path is broad, but the direction is consistent: learn the work, understand the customer, improve the process, lead the team, and take ownership of the result.
Landscaping, barn work, horse training, and kitchens built discipline and follow-through.
Door-to-door sales and customer-facing work built confidence, patience, and clear communication.
Delivery flow, routing, coordination, vendors, timing, and customer impact.
Teams, inventory, warehouse flow, reporting, training, and day-to-day accountability.
Program work, websites, apps, WordPress tools, documentation, and project delivery.
Work History
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First paid work
Western riding, cutting, and barn work
Independent contractor
Cook
Operations, dispatch, and logistics coordinator
Operations Manager
Manager
Operations and Logistics Manager
VIP client operations
Manager of Operations and Logistics
Senior Project Manager / Program Director
Co-Founder / CEO
Head of Warehouse — food, beverage, and retail
Owner and CEO
Education
Associate of Science, Computer Science
High School Diploma
Experience in Practice
The strongest pattern is practical problem solving: understand the work, reduce friction, document the answer, and make the next step easier.
Strengths
Selected Projects
Full write-ups for these and other projects are on the project portfolio.
Short Version
Started with hands-on work. Learned sales and service. Moved into dispatch, logistics, management, warehouse leadership, and large-scale project delivery. Built businesses around practical technical work.