Manage appointments, schedule techs according to work load and appointments, greet customers, assess what tires, automotive repairs needed, quote and write repair orders, place the work order with appropriate tech/mechanic, order parts, finalize order, take payment, daily accounting reconciliation, write up employees as needed for corrective action. Reported to Regional Managers.

in conjunction with Corporate Counsel on litigation, IPOs, SEC, EEOC, Medicare, HIPAAA, Hitech Act 2009, Workman’s Compensation, HR, OSHA compliance – all areas of the legal arena. Writing motions, filing legal documents, and case Law Research.

At one point I was one of the top 25 contractors in Atlanta for administrative work encompassing all of the below. The employers I worked for varied from NDC to Taylor & Mathis. A wide variety of industries, size, and length. • Contract Work – Real estate development, document specialist, database administration, corporate secretary, accounting, job costing, technical writer, office manager, proprietary software and accounting systems, technical support – hardware and software, • Software Conversion of SEC rules for SEC Corporate Training Firm • Industries: Telecommunications, Federal Contracts, Construction, Engineering, Real Estate Development, Specification Writing, Managed Care Companies, Healthcare Industries, Pharmaceutical, Medical R&D, Insurance & Re-insurance/Property & Casualty, Fiber – Dot.coms, Chemical Engineering

Had a dotted line reporting to 3 officers, holding 3 budget headcounts for my position. Facilities Manager involving Purchasing - ranging from office supplies to $10,000,000 contracts.IT/ Technical Support - the ordering of all work desks, inventory of equipment, installation of fiber, network administration. Reported to the CFO; confidential handling of mergers and acquisitions, bridge loans, and SEC filings in conjunction with corporate counsel and regulatory filings.

Contracts Administrator for EPA Superfund sites. Williams Environmental was a small firm at that time, yet we cleaned up 9 of the top 10 Superfund sites in the years I was there. Wrote RFP's, Health and Safety Plans, Personnel Administration for office and field personnel, ordered all equipment, maintaining a 36 page Excel spreadsheet of the spare parts for our proprietary equipment designed by our Chief Engineer.

Management Executive Admin to VP/Officer for BellSouth Information Systems (BIS); first for-profit BellSouth subsidiary. BIS housed the database for the entire white pages, yellow pages, developed cutting-edge source code for external customers such as AAA, BellSouth Paging, BellSouth Cellular, and non-profit such as the 1996 Olympics Committee. Also functioned as the Facilities Manager over our 6 branches, including the Help Desk at Colony Square, wherein I was an SME in the DEC-ALL-ONE complete workdesk to include accounting - functions; one of the first in the IT world. Also handled physical and data security to include corporate espionage, bomb threat procedures and data recovery. Beta tested all of the original source code. Systems designer for new development. Managed 3 clerks, writing cross-training procedures, HR for all 300 employees, managed and answered all the correspondence for my managers 25 director direct reports in both our DOS (IBM) email and DEC-All-One emails having their passwords and compiling and answering for these 25 directors.Later on I was detailed out for 6 months on a special project workinig in CASE Tools for long term project management planning for mergers and acquisitions. There were only 200 people in the USA utilizing CASE tools at that time and I was the only female working in CASE tools at that time.