At Fellers, I serve as a litigation paralegal. I conduct thorough investigations and research legal precedents, laws, and regulations. My responsibilities include organizing case files, managing electronic discovery, drafting pleadings, and ensuring compliance with deadlines. I am regularly tasked with preparing visually dynamic, clear, and concise demonstratives that detail workflows, case statuses, or summarize key evidence. I have continued to offer assistance and support to new employees by implementing training and resource materials, templates and workflow checklists to encourage consultancy and accuracy within the firm. Within my first six months at the firm, I was invited to join the Diversity and Inclusivity Committee. This was in response to my successful implementation of a monthly Ladies' Night on the first Friday, where all firm members are invited to celebrate the powerful women who contribute to making our workplace great.

In starting a small business, I developed a comprehensive business concept with a product and established standard operating procedures along with pricing and labor to maximize profits. I created online order forms to streamline the ordering process and ensured that the company maintained optimal efficiency. Moreover, I was responsible for managing staff effectively and overseeing all business operations to ensure smooth everyday functioning.

As a Start-Up Administration Manager, I was responsible for developing and implementing operational and administrative structures for a rapidly growing industry. This involved overseeing the business and cultivation management process, ensuring it was running efficiently and effectively. My duties included designing and implementing new processes, managing the budget, and recruiting and training staff. Additionally, I was responsible for maintaining stakeholder relationships and ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements. Overall, my role was crucial to the success of the start-up business.

Within my role as a Legal Assistant for the City, my responsibilities included drafting and proofreading various documents such as contracts, agreements, ordinances, resolutions, motions, amendments, correspondence, etc. I was also responsible for preparing comprehensive reports and organizing and maintaining files. Additionally, I provided general administrative support to the legal team. Through my efforts, I ensured that documentation was accurate, organized and on-time.

Working as a Legal Assistant for a boutique law firm, my responsibilities included collecting potential new client information and relevant documents for review by the office. I also input new client information into the office database and prepared lawyer work. This involved maintaining accurate documentation, scheduling appointments, and drafting legal documents. Additionally, I was responsible for ensuring that office equipment was maintained and that paper supplies were stocked. As part of my role, I also communicated with clients, witnesses, and opposing counsel as needed, and facilitated document review and filing processes. Overall, my role was to provide comprehensive support to the legal team and ensure that office operations ran smoothly.

As the Head Coach of the High School Varsity Spirit Team, I was responsible for overseeing a team of 20-25 athletes and their families. My main responsibilities included coordinating with school administration, competition representatives, and national organizations. I managed the team's schedule and training program, ensured adherence to safety regulations, and provided guidance and support to team members throughout the season. Additionally, I coordinated fundraising events to help cover the team's expenses and maintain the program's budget. Overall, my role was to lead the team to success while ensuring the well-being of team members and their families.

For the case Soudani, Farrah et al v. Century Theaters Inc et al. in 2012, my roles and responsibilities included participating in an extensive mock-trial to assemble and refine a successful prosecuting argument. I also conducted legal research, drafted legal documents, and communicated with clients and opposing counsel. Additionally, I organized case files and maintained the schedule for upcoming court dates and deadlines. My overall objective was to support the attorneys in the successful litigation of the case.

Supporting my childhood dance studio by first offering to substitute as needed and then committing to a more permanent teaching position was so rewarding. I got to work with the owner of the program, who taught me to dance and inspired me to love the art form. I also was privileged enough to work with young children and inspire them the same way.

When word of a new coffee and wine establishment was to be coming to my small college campus, I was excited at the idea of helping a new business establish itself within the community and get back behind a coffee machine.

Spending the summers on Lake Sebago was my favorite as a young girl. Waking up to a live bugle without electronics, boys, or a choice of clothes (uniforms only) offered a chance at true freedom from society. I learned to sail, canoe, and live with others in a small environment. As a counselor, I got to create the same magical experiences for the next generation.

My first real job stocking the fridges, serving patrons, and making coffee art. It was fast-paced and exciting.