As a Wellness Architect we help people create events that send attendees home energized instead of exhausted. We offer both Wellness Consulting for Events, Meetings, and Conferences or full service planning.

As the 6x Fittest Man in Meetings and Events, I speak about the WHY aka science behind incorporating wellness elements into meetings, conferences, and our lives. I strive to be a Meeting or Conference Managers ideal speaker. My A/V demands are basic, my ego is small, and my ability to connect with the audience is second to none. During every session I keep track of as many faces as I can see to watch for that "ah-ha" moment. Strategy is great, but some people prefer tactical thinking so I strive to help people connect the dots so that everyone in the room walks away with something they can put into action. I have provided trainings for the following organizations: ICCA, Hyatt, KFC, Northstar Meetings, MPI, IMEX, PreVue Magazine, Smart Meetings, Chamber of Commerce Mountain View, SBA, Fremont Union High School District, Santa Clara Chamber of Commerce, Edelman PR, Goodwill Industries, C.R.E.W. Silicon Valley, San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, Institute for Supply Management, TCN Worldwide, WIC, and the AFFI. Topics covered are LinkedIn Expertise for SMB's and Uncovering the hidden job market through LinkedIn.

Ability to Pivot ✔️Company Store ✔️Field Marketing ✔️Virtual incentive ✔️ Team Management ✔️Virtual User Conference ✔️QBR’s SKO’s, CKO, like a SKO but company wide ✔️

Sourcing✔️ Trade Shows ✔️Company Store✔️Meeting Planning✔️Incentive Planning ✔️Internal Cultural Events✔️Corporate Travel Program ✔️

I report to the Director of Global Event Marketing and work with the marketing team, business units, and other internal teams to plan and oversee the execution of tradeshows and other corporate events, for the purposes of awareness and demand generation goals. I had to be more than just a “do-er,” this position required me to be an innovative “thinker,” an individual who can bring unique and fresh approaches to the above tasks. What has been critical to my success; is the generation of high quality leads, working with the aforementioned internal teams to manage the leads from sourcing through execution and follow-up, post-event. I was required to be able to anticipate needs, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines working in a very fast paced organization with constant change. In addition, I drove innovation and best practices to improve existing processes, and maximize ROI. I was also responsible for tracking and reporting on tradeshows, and other corporate events. Primary ResponsibilitiesHelp internal teams plan, develop, manage and successfully execute live events.Create and manage project timelines; ensure deliverables and milestones are met and act as the primary point of contact for these events.Serve as the events ‘quarterback’, coordinating the entire event and working directly with the marketing team to plan and execute the customer experience.Executing live event day tasks and ensuring success for all show related elements.Manage any budgets associated with eventsCurrently on Contract

My role at Duetto was an ever evolving one, as most meetings and event professionals experience. Initially it started with being involved with any and all things meeting and event related, to being focused exclusively on leading and driving process and definition of ROI of vertical market specific industry Conferences and Trade Shows. Upon joining, and as the company was only 2 years old, a tremendous opportunity presented itself around Trade Shows and showcasing their value. We have gone from everyone somehow magically getting there, to comprehensive show budgets, internal communication plans, external MarComm plans (pre and post show) and a 11 to 1 ROI. Here are some precise data points to define the impact I was able to have:Comprehensive conception, management, and reconciliation of corporate brand assets and presence at 100+ global events, annually. Develop, drive and evaluate key seminars, conferences, field events, hospitality, complex trade shows or on-line eventsWork across all business units to create continuity of brand in digital and live interactions.Managed all major Social Channels (LinkedIn, Twitter, and facebook)

I like to ride outdoors. Both road and mountain. But sometimes the conditions just don't allow for you to be outside. If this sounds like you, then this is the class for you. I train indoors like I train outdoors. If you have ever been to a "spin" class this will be a refreshing change. The principles of "spinning" (low resistance and extremely high cadence) have shown to cause injuries and excessive wear and tear on your joints over time. So 24Cycle is more like an indoor version of an outdoor bike ride. Another key difference is you will NEVER hear techno music in one of my classes.

This was an exciting time to bring together (3) categories that can often be separate departments in a corporate setting. Vendor Management, Travel Management, and Meetings Management. It enabled me to not only implement a SMMP program, but also report how it strategically contributed to the bottom line of the business. If you're managing a meeting, who better to negotiate your concessions with the property?By managing the travel program as well, you know which properties not only value your business, but also which properties your internal clients prefer staying at which can drive attendance. Below are a few more specifics. Responsible for New Vendor Set-UpNegotiation of Air, Hotel, and Rental Car ContractsSupporting all Departments within 24 Hour FitnessMore details to come as my role evolves and solidifies.

An alignment of my personal and professional passions. Fitness + Meeting and Event Planning = one happy man!Responsible for company wide recognition programs that are open to 22,000+ employeesResponsible for regional and national trainings and meetings hosting local employees to C-Level ExecutivesContract negotiation with national hoteliers, rental car, and air travel for best rates on both group and transient travelersComprehensive management of onsite employee events

I worked for various companies including Salesforce.com, Trifacta, and AtlonaI served in a variety of various roles including being a part of the "Keynote Events Team" at Salesforce.com. Launching a 25 city roadshow at Atlona and planning and execution of various tradeshows and events at Trifacta.

This has been one of the best moves I have made for both personal and professional growth. I have gone from executing enormous (200,000 people) US events to now being able to proudly say I have planned meetings and events in eight countries on four continents! Below you will find a breakdown of my "official" job duties. Create and manage all pre-planning logistics and on-site program operations including travelling on-site for the eventClient interaction – build strong client relationship, schedule and execute site inspections with client contact and event vendorsCreate and manage key dates for all components of the eventPartner with registration manager to fulfil client needs or, in some cases, manage registration for smaller events.Negotiate contracts and manage suppliers including hotels, DMC’s, off-site venues, and caterers, etc.Write master event specification documents and distribute to vendors to ensure accurate delivery of contracted servicesWrite copy for event communication/collateral piecesPartner with client to source event marketing and promotional campaign gifts itemsMaintain accuracy and accountability of event budget, manage final billing and reconciliationSome examples of what I've been busy with:(1,200) Global Engineer R&D Meeting(11) International City Sales Training Roadshow(2,400) person Corporate Holiday Party

I like to think of this "job" as a mix between personal assistant, secret service, and field marketing. I scoured the internet for an official job description but couldn't find one so here is how I would describe it. First and foremost you are there to ensure the professional representation of the brand. Which means making sure everything is tucked in that is supposed to be, no exposed skin, and everything is in all the right places so that the mascot stays consistent. Second is the schedule and calendar. These guys are basically celebrities so you have to make sure they deliver on all appearance requirements during a game or outside appearance all while ensuring they are comfortable as case be and are rested and hydrated. Lastly, but just as important as the other two is being the real eyes and ears for the mascot. Their vision and hearing is limited so you have to make sure they are aware of their surroundings and know when to get out of a situation. In conclusion I used "'s when I said job above because it really is more fun, than work. The only real downside is when you make a little kid cry because there isn't enough time to take a picture as we are running from one side of the stadium to another.

If someone asked me what do I do here, I would suggest to them a better question is what DON'T I do here. In an office of 5 people we all do a little bit of everything. We have a startup atmosphere and a drive for making Mountain View better that just won't quit. Here is what my primary focus is:Conceive, Plan, and Execute corporate events with Google, Symantec, Microsoft, NASA, and Linkedin to name a few.Responsible for all aspects of Mountain View Art & Wine festival.Responsible for all aspects of Celebration of Leaders Annual Event.Managing Yipee (Young Innovative Professionals, Entrepreneurs, etc)Managing Monthly Speakers and Business Mixers.Manage and Maintain all Social Media Platforms.Recruitment and Management of Volunteers’ and Interns.Plan and Organize Staff and Board retreats.Managing budget for above mentioned programs.Attend monthly Board Meetings and Manage monthly Program Committee meetings.Make nice with everyone, stay cool under pressure, and ensure every event maintains a positive image of the Chamber of Commerce within the community.Curious how I got here? http://press.linkedin.com/NewJobAfterLayoff

Some might say we drive around an awesome lifted wrapped truck and hand out drinks. Well, I think there is more to it then that. With this remarkably large vehicle we get the Monster Energy brand noticed, stared at, and cameras pulled out for people to take pictures of the truck. You know those pictures go on facebook and they tell all their friends: "Hey guess what happened to me?""What?""The Monster truck showed up and I got a free Monster!""WHAT? No Way""Totally. It was awesome!"THAT is what we do. We leave lasting positive brand impressions on people that get them to tell their friends how great Monster Energy is.

"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." That's pretty much sums up role here. I helped behind the scenes when and where needed. I met the founders of this marketing company while I was with NextMedia and we stayed in touch ever since.

Well radio still proves to never have a dull moment. I had worn every other hat within the radio world with the exception of sales. Don't knock it until you try it right!? Well I tried it, I can knock it! MAJOR kudos to all of those amazing people who have been able to make it in that world. It wasn't for me but I had fun along the way and learned even more. What a great experience and no regrets. Would I do try it again...nope. =)

Working for various Experiential Marketing organizations I was able to take my background in Radio, Live Music and Events on the road to produce MTV Spring Break, NEXTEL and Dewalt Tools brand experiences at various NASCAR Races as well as multiple nationwide brand sampling activations. Worked with the following talent: Matchbook Romance, Lil’ Wayne, Hawthorne Heights, Juelz Santana, All American Rejects, Daddy Yankee, LL Cool J, Three 6 Mafia, Sean Paul, T.I., Hellogoodbye, and Armor for Sleep

Exclusively executed concerts and managed all aspects including technical riders, hospitality riders, ordering backline, managing show day itinerary, working with label and tour managers, and securing venues for shows from 100 to 15,000 person attendanceFacilitate special events at concerts and movie premiers with contest winners, music label representatives, promoters, performers and bandsResponsible for drafting and presenting proposals for promotional goods including but not limited to Suppliers, Sponsors, Public Relation Companies, Concert Promoters, Marketing Directors, Advertising AgenciesDirectly responsible for Station Image and Listener Experience, including station’s vehicle, tent, clothing and logo design and purchaseSupervise 15 Street Team members and interns for all station appearances and activities in the community

Coordinated concert details including all riders, venue particulars, label requests, and station involvement Executed special events at concerts and movie premiers with contest winners, music label representatives, promoters, performers and bands Responsible for interviewing, scheduling, and directly supervising 8 unpaid promotion interns Executed on-air program and performed live call-in’s

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