As the manager of the Clark Community Thrift Store, I facilitate all operations and programing throughout the Community Thrift Store space. I manage the Clark Community Thrift Store's social media channels and online sales platforms as well. I am responsible for maintaining a productive work environment, pursuing new opportunities for collaboration, and creating a vibrant community through online and physical marketing.

During my time with the Downtown Worcester BID, I was able to work directly with the Marketing director to create graphics, write copy, promote and photograph events, as well as manage an ongoing marketing project to update public-facing travel itineraries.

In my business Brooklyn Things Sustainable Thrift, I sell sustainably sourced sneakers, jewelry, and vintage clothing directly to consumers through online and in-person pop up sales. I have sold wearables and garments to over 600 customers in the United States and internationally. I strive to offer affordably priced alternatives to fast fashion, giving my customers unique clothing items that they will never let go. Shopping sustainably is a great way to fight against the textile waste epidemic and global clothing pollution. I try my best to do operate with as little waste as possible through reusing packaging materials, shopping locally, and accepting donations from my community. To give back in small ways through my business I also donate 1 tree to the National Forest Foundation per purchase on my website. Being sustainable in business is a goal and there are always ways to improve, so I welcome customer feedback and engagement on how to make my business better for all!

Provided primary care in living units for children aged 8-13. Lead activities as assistant sports director. Worked as a Kitchen Manager : preparing, organizing, and managing entry level kitchen aides in daily kitchen sanitization and food preparation.