Evelyn King (Francis) Email and Phone Number

In 8 years of management, I have found my niches to be in people, sales, marketing, and strategizing. I'm a long-term thinking leader with a realistic approach to achieving next-level results. I command a determined, welcoming, open, and supportive culture and pride myself in my abilities to cultivate a team full of people that are not only fully engaged and high-performing but also fulfilled when they leave work each day. I take great pride in my skills and beliefs in the workplace. I value humility, vulnerability, and unabashed ways of seeing opportunities for growth and creating a plan to improve, never being stagnant, and always learning. I am not the perfect leader and I do not want to be; I want to be the right leader. I am straightforward, unafraid to take on the impossible, and always the first to get into the mud when the time calls for it. I do not believe in being "the boss," but rather being the captain of the ship that heads into the storm with the crew. With my background in sales, operations, marketing, payroll, HR, merchandising, and running 7-figure stores and a locally owned company with everything in between, I am the true definition of multifaceted and own that every day. Need P&L analyzed? I got it. Need planograms done? Not a problem. Need to run data comps on social media trends and previous campaigns? Give me 10. Angry customer yelling at the front of the store? Employee struggling with role and responsibilities? Metaphorical--or literal--fires that need to be put out? Client relations going kinda bad? I've got the tools, the toolkit, and the confidence to not only handle all of it myself but the excitement to teach others how to handle it, too.Personally, I am a 2x published author signed to Wandering Minds Publishing, a mother of one, a massive music fan, a Victorian antique collector, an amateur historian, and I can tell you the exact architectural style and get EERILY close on ages of a house just by looking at it. I have an absurd amount of wild facts memorized--did you know that, in Victorian London, police wore beaverskin neck protection and large hats to prevent being attacked by civilians, ESPECIALLY in the East End? Now you do. I can tell you why so many cities all have I-270s. Ask. Please let me offload some of this vaguely useful information onto you.