As Organizing Director, I lead Wisconsin Conservation Voters team of field organizers to engage activists, local elected officials, and coalition partners across the state to advance clean energy, clean water, and ballot access issues. I work with organizers to create dynamic, transformative relationships with their communities that build grassroots power and leadership skills among the volunteers, activists, and community leaders they work alongside with. The position also means working with organizers to identify and recruit strong candidates for office, and running in-district field programs to help pro-conservation candidates win election.

As Northeast Organizer I empower activists on their values to become engaged in systemic change for policy regarding clean water, climate, public lands, and democracy. In the role I've trained and assisted grassroots groups and activists to lobby decision makers, deliver testimony, build their movements, and advocate for pro-conservation candidates during state and local election cycles. I've also acted as a policy expert and lobbyist for climate and clean energy policy for local governments. My accomplishments include successful campaigns to get Brown County and Green Bay Area Public School District to commit to 100 percent clean energy for their operations.

My time as a Continuous Improvement Coordinator allowed me to be more deeply involved in the Brown County communities we serve. Process mapping, project planning, project management, creation of new systems, fostering and maintaining relationships were all integral parts of my work. I developed relationships with school administrators, non-profit leaders, and community members by identifying challenges within processes for academic career planning programs, mentoring programs, and Brown County's Birth to Three program.

I assisted in sound/lighting set ups for weddings, corporate events, and non-profit events. The work entailed having an awareness of time and resources for each event, so that the best performance and experience for clients could be delivered each time.

During my time, I managed the filing, organization, destruction and closing of documents at the firm. From time to time I would also assist in other duties, such as writing deposition summaries or conducting research on jurors.

While working as the Technical Services Coordinator I presided over hiring, interviewing, supervising, and training a staff of Technical Assistants. Managed a yearly budget of $16,000, maintained equipment, and inventory. I worked with various performers and groups to tailor their events from a technical stand point.

This was the position I held before advancing to the Technical Services Coordinator for the University Union. It entailed setting up, tearing down, and operating equipment for various events. As well I assisted in the maintenance and organization of equipment. This position required me to work to meet customers' needs in real time on the floor in a fast paced setting.

My work as Campaign Manager for Noah Reif in the 88th Assembly District helped my development as a leader, researcher, and organizer immensely. I assisted in choosing staff, building a campaign website, planning fundraisers, entering data and cutting turf, media outreach, designing graphics, along with a host of other duties that would come up from time to time. Given the small staff, I as a Campaign Manager had to wear many hats.