Brittany Pacheco Email & Phone Number

Brittany Pacheco is a Graduate Capstone Research Project at Arizona State University. Colleagues describe them as "Brittany Grosbusch and I worked together from 2018 to 2019 as Youth Program Supervisors at the YMCA of Greater Seattle. In this role, Brittany was responsible for all youth curriculum, activities and safety of the children in her care. She advocated for the inclusion, respect and well-being of her students and made it a priority to understand and care for the participants in a way that best suited the needs of those children. Her skills in child advocacy and care far exceeded my own and I often looked to her to gain a better understanding of human development and family dynamics. In addition, her communication with parents/primary guardians was confident, informative and kind. Her professionalism and passion provide a well-rounded experience for the children in her care and in programs she supervises. She is able to set high expectations for staff and can lead teams to achieve organizational goals. Her degree in Family and Human Development has only increased her knowledge, expertise and passion and has undoubtedly made her a top candidate. I give Brittany my highest recommendation as I know she will be an asset to your organization." and "Brittany is a passionate, genuine, and dedicated person to have on your team. I had the opportunity to work with her during my tenure at Starbucks, and always found her to be enthusiastic about every aspect of her role. Her innate sense of wanting to deliver the best possible results consistently led to outstanding customer service experiences and exceeding all key performance objectives. Whenever I was out of the business, I knew I could trust that the store would run at a high operational standard when she was in charge. She consistently showed that she is responsible, organized, knowledgeable, and committed to excellence. We managed a high-volume, complex store with many different customer bases. Brittany consistently showed excellent decision quality and the ability to prioritize as well as balance competing priorities. She will be an asset to any organization."