Back in 2015, when this journey first began, I pictured myself as a tried and true source for others like myself. Small business owners, freelancers, the backbone of America--sharing from this new found wellspring of vital information in order to help safeguard their health and financial prospects. Happy to say that ever since I became licensed back in 2015, I have done just that, for thousands of people over the last seven years. I am so happy to have made and continue making even a small difference in someone else's life, that is just like me, it's such an awesome feeling!

Entering export quotes and orders that are processed in Quickbooks; Execution of order entry, ensuring uninterrupted customs clearance at the foreign destination; Assisting customers in the selection of Heavy Machinery parts and determining hold for complete lead times for product availability to single export fulfillment; Continually apprise customers of any delays in product availability due to vendor rescheduling; Maintain all documents related to the export transaction; Addressing customer concerns, service failures, and resolve issues resulting from foreign customs delays.

Publishing reports, detailing compliance and making recommendations for marketing strategy improvements. Analyze, then summarizing market data collected from regular store audits to help generate an additional 5%+ of shelf distribution on average for our clients. Supporting to maintain an accuracy rate of +/- 1.2% for the total markets results, which is the most accurate retail data in the Food Industry.

Responsible for implementing the ongoing development of the company's website. Performing day-to-day maintenance on the web site, setting company standards for design, performing navigation and browser compatibility, performing quality-control for third party content, and maintaining and developing small web applications.

Responsible for working with an installation team on store fixture installation of new stores, store remodels, store relocations and product revisions. This included moving card departments, building fixtures and merchandising product. Used a variety of tools including but not limited to hammers, screwdrivers, box cutters and possible power tools.