Phase 2 Promoted Leader. Consistently produces in the field. Actively Interviewing, recruiting, building and managing a team. Contributes to office flow by running meetings and completing various assigned responsibilities.

NRG Home Energy is the Client That Vitric 7 represents in event based and retail sales environments. In my position I travel to multiple cities and deregulated states to help customers to protect their supply rates from spikes and fluctuations.

I am the Co-Owner and Co-Creator of Lone Wolfe Apparel LLP, established in the summer of 2020. Lone Wolfe Apparel is a symbol for those who are hungry to be successful in life no matter the aspect, not allowing anything to stop them. We chose the Wolf as our logo because it symbolizes ambition and hunger. Ambition and Hunger to be successful in anything that you do, as well as successful in life in general. A Wolf is deadly whether it is by itself or when it is with its wolf pack. The wolf pack being the individuals who think like minded in terms of success, ambition, and hunger. You are who you surround yourself with. With this clothing line we combine our love for fashion as well as the message of never letting anything stop you from obtaining the things you want in life.

Throughout my time as a student at the University of Dayton, I also picked up 2 campus jobs and have been working them since my second semester at the University. One Job being a desk assistant in our College of Arts and Sciences within our university, this position has given me office desk experience and also improved my communication skills as the position has provided me with numerous opportunities to speak on student panels. The other job that I work on campus is as a desk associate in our Center for Student Involvement's information desk. The John F. Kennedy Union information desk at our university serves as the university's main call line in which I answer calls and questions that they have during these calls or transfer them to the best suited department to answer their questions or sort out the situations in which students or parents of students may have.

Initially at Meijer, I spent my first 16 months as a Utility Worker for the store. Once I surpassed the age of 18, I was now eligible to become a cashier and that is when I made the switch. Though a cashier job may not seem like much to people, being a cashier showed me a lot of important skills and values to have not just in that setting but in life. This position not only gave me work experience, but helped me to be a better communicator and more organized as I was meeting new people everyday. As I would check people out I would make sure to always engage in conversation and to be an approachable person as I always wanted people to remember me in a good light and hopefully shape a good customer experience for them. This also taught me to be more organized as I had to pay attention to how I bagged their Items when I would check them out. This was my first job starting at the Age of 16.