Coordinated the launch and operations of new store openings, remodels, relocations, and temporary to permanent store closures while collaborating with multiple departments, including Construction and Architecture, through project completion and beyond. Maintained productive relationships with district managers, store managers, corporate business partners, and third party vendors working to establish proper communication between all levels.Spearheaded the development of training guidebooks for new store openings and store closures to ensure field personnel were operating in accordance with standards and procedures. Collaborated with Architecture and Construction Departments to analyze floor and fixture plans to verify optimal workflow for daily store operational use.Directed store stockroom remodel program with the goal of maximizing the storage and organizational capacity in 3 pilot stores with plans to launch nation wide.Served as a resource for district, general, and store managers regarding company and regional best practices and managed distribution of key data reports to corporate and field business partners for company wide use.

Prepared monthly invoices for the ACCESS after school program to be sent to Upland School District.Coordinated and scheduled city park and facility rentals for community and private events.Assisted with planning major community events such as the Upland Annual Christmas Parade and Crafts Fair, and the Upland Lemon Festival.Designed promotional items such as T-shirts, flyers, buttons, etc., for various community events.Prepared and created documents, forms, and administrative reports for interdepartmental use.

Built architectural models for the following projects:Project: San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA:Worked with a team to construct a practical model of a new theater to be built on the campus of San Francisco State University.Project: Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA:Worked with a team to construct a diagrammatic model for a competition sponsored by the Art Center College of Design.Project: Regan Projects, Los Angeles, CA:Constructed a series of working models, each showing a different schematic design for a new art gallery, commissioned by gallery owner Shaun Regan.

Project: Greg Lynn Furniture:- Constructed a series of award winning furniture designed by architect Greg Lynn.- Furniture made from plastic children’s toys and built by using a variety of tools including a 6 axis robotic arm to cut individual toy units to create building blocks.- Furniture series won the Golden Lion for the Best Installation Project in the International Exhibition at the 2008 Venice Biennale in Italy.Project: Randall Stout Display:- Constructed a display designed by architect Randall Stout to exhibit a collection of Judith Leiber handbags at the Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke, VA.- Museum display built by using a variety of tools including a 6 axis robotic arm to cut individual plastic blades.

Used Rhino and Maya to program digital files in preparation for the milling of plastic blob unit.Organized the cutting schedule of each plastic blob unit with Machineous, the contracted fabricator.Assisted with the cutting of the blob unit using a 6 axis robotic arm.Served as liaison between Greg Lynn Form, Machineous, and student volunteers.Facilitated transportation of blobs by coordinating with Machineous, the SCI-Arc Gallery, and the art shipping company.Constructed Greg Lynn’s Blobwall for a SCI-Arc exhibit on site.

Worked closely with Health Educators, case managers, and state and county personnel to provide the highest level of comprehensive services to the Inland Empire HIV/AIDS community. Processed time sheets, expense reports and other payroll related duties on a weekly basis.Handled confidential information and sensitive documents in a discreet manner.Coordinated and scheduled Health Educators for speaking engagements at various schools and community centers.Provided administrative support for the Inland AIDS Project Health Education Department.Compiled and produced monthly and quarterly reports that tracked demographic, medical, and behavioral information from participants and potential clients in accordance with funding sources.