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Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

Morrisville, North Carolina, United States

Raleigh, North Carolina

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Supervise all employees for Raleigh locations and report back to Rosemyr Corp President. Responsible for 165,000+ Sq. Ft. of property. Drive revenue growth through direct decision making on all aspects of property management, work closely with vendors, tenants, leases, and also responsible to keep expenses down in order to continually produce a personal goal of 12-15% increase in annual net income year over year. This has exceeded all other facilities in company portfolio and has made Raleigh location #1 in gross revenue over the 13 Rosemyr company branches.

Wilmington, North Carolina

Raleigh, North Carolina

Atlanta, Georgia/Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Responsible for all aspects of branch policy and procedures. Trained to work as Teller, Financial Specialist and Branch Manager. Filled in on all 3 levels when needed. Hand picked and promoted to the versatile role of STS for newly, from the ground up, built location in very upscale neighborhood of Meadowmont in Chapel Hill, NC. Proficient in every aspect of the branch banking experience with continual training offered by Wachovia at the time, now Wells Fargo. Earned the prestigious 'Soaring Eagle' award 6 times for Sales and 5 times for Customer Service, an award that was given out quarterly to employees in each region for excellence in their work.

Durham, Nc

Director of daily operations and all promotional activity of personally owned Production Company as L.L.C. Focused on production of concerts and plays in the Jazz and Gospel genre.

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Supervised 12-15 employees for Emergency Room Registration Department at Level 1 Trauma Center. Fully responsible for ER Registration Department from 4pm-8am the following day (2nd and 3rd shift). As a level 1 Trauma Center this position demanded a great deal of problem solving, being calm under pressure, as well as making potential life or death decisions for Emergency Room patients. Being the first point of contact in most cases after triage, this was a highly stressful yet highly rewarding position.