Global Product Manager responsible for the Minimally Invasive Surgery portfolio including laparoscopic instrumentation and OR consumables. Responsible for the management and growth of approximately $30 million in business spanning 7 product categories.

Surgical Specialists are responsible for a broad portfolio including over 30,000 SKUs. Specialties include specialty instruments, general instruments, retractions, electrosurgery, laparoscopy, and some OR consumables. In this role I work closely with the OR, sterile processing, and supply chain to try and find the right tools for surgeons.

Solutions consultant aiming to maximize revenue and efficiency for independent pharmacies. I educated customers on a variety of programs that help them navigate insurance reimbursement and help better serve their patients and control complex and ever changing drug costs.

Specialized consultant in maximizing retail independent pharmacies OTC and non-Rx sales. Methodology included programs that encourage turn-key solutions for pharmacy owners and strategic help with planning the future of their business. Often this role includes hands on assistance of executing the pharmacy's vision.

As a regional marketer at Cardinal Health I am responsible for the growth and direction of 12 product categories, 22 product lines, and just over 2,000 SKUs. In totality, my product portfolio represents just shy of 50 million revenue dollars. I have also taken on an additional responsibilities of being a new hire orientation guide and a member of our buildings first responder team.

Product/category management for 4 product categories and roughly 180 SKUs. I worked closely with the sales force and various cross functional teams to advance my product categories and make them more affordable for health care customers.

The Student Brand Ambassador program for Coca-Cola was restructured for my second semester as an employee. I was directly responsible for all Coke Zero activations and promotions on the University of Missouri Campus. During additional activations I was an extra set of hands and work to promote those additional brands with other members of the ambassador team.

I was the head of the student brand ambassador team for the University of Missouri -Columbia. Our overall objective was to promote Coca-Cola brand love and brand loyalty on campus. Activities include event promotion, event organization, social media promotion, and public relations.Leading the team of 8 other influencers on Mizzou's campus required a large attention to detail and efficiency. By the completion of the semester I planned and coordinated one Coca-Cola Classic event, twelve Diet Coke presentations, one Diet Coke social media contest, three Coke Zero events, and one Coke Zero social media contest.

My primary duties included public relations, publicity, and marketing for the Missouri involvement in The Great Central US ShakeOut (shakeout.org/centralus). As a part of the campaign, I developed and monitored two social media facets promoting the ShakeOut. Please feel free to view both pages, www.facebook.com/MissouriShakeOut and www.twitter.com/MOShakeOut. At the close of my internship with SEMA the Twitter audience had grown to 108 followers and had an all time high reach of more than 80,000 individuals with a single tweet. The Facebook page also experienced growth with over 200 likes and experienced high reaches of over 100,000 individuals during the week of the ShakeOut.I worked with Missouri SEMA for the length of The Great Central US ShakeOut campaign and helped grow statewide participation by more than 100,000 participants with a grand total of approximately 579,000. 2013 was a record breaking year for Missouri participation and SEMA was ecstatic about passing our goal of half a million participants.

Responsibilities varied greatly dependent on cases that were being handled at the time.This position added the most value to my communication skills. As an employee I had interactions with not only clients but judges, clerks, and opposing counsel. Phone skills and etiquette were a must in addition to paying heavy attention to detail. Because I worked for Mr. Sinclair for 3 years I was given many opportunities to take on larger responsibilities. During my third year I was given the opportunity to sit in and continue to organize evidence as it presented itself.

MizzMenus.com is a popular online menu guide for the Columbia, Missouri area. They rely heavily on social media tools such as Facebook and Twitter to promote the website and deals offered throughout the year. While I was an intern, MizzMenus.com celebrated it's first birthday. Interns contributed to the planning of the "birthday party" and promoting the event with the University of Missouri student body and Columbia area. MizzMenus.com also runs a campaign geared toward students titled "Eat Cheap Week" twice a semester. Interns promoted "Eat Cheap Week" and handled food sampling on campus for students.Interns helped plan a MizzMenus.com sponsored Buffalo Wing eating contest with a local Columbia restaurant. As an intern we advertised "Wing King" and helped to work the event.