I have worked in the Hospitality Design field for over 20 years. Learning to remix my skills to fit different roles, from obvious ventures like office and home design to not so obvious choices like personal assistant and handy women. My versatility and willingness to change allow me to look forward to where life takes me next. I love the path my life has taken me thus far. From my early years in Atlanta with Design Continuum, to my Group One family of the past 17 years, and now my new position with ICON Architecture, it has been an ever changing landscape of adventure. I love that this many years in this profession there are still new opportunities for growth and new experiences. I am very excited about this new chapter designing for multi-family and senior living clients, but hope I do not lose track of any of my hospitality friends during this transition.In the last few years I have discovered a greater interest in Senior Living properties and what makes good design for the inhabitants and the people that work there. I am always looking for new insights along this vein and if you have something you would like to share that you find has been successful I would love to hear from you. We all end up in these facilities one day "if we are lucky", let's make sure we like where we live!While the last few years have been challenging for all of us, I have found that reaching out to old friends and acquaintances has helped me cling to sanity. Virtual meetings/webinars, game nights and workouts with WWIRE have kept me energized. I'd love to hear what you are doing these days and lets catch up in person soon!