The role involves overseeing the comprehensive management of utilities projects. This includes coordinating all stages of project evolution, starting from its inception to initial design phase, followed by the preparation, submission, and processing of necessary permitting documents, leading up to the final bidding stage for construction and equipment procurement. Close collaboration with engineers and vendors is essential to successfully negotiate, review, and formalize contracts within stipulated timelines. Additionally, a thorough evaluation of local code regulations and permitting procedures is conducted to ensure adherence and accurate scheduling of project milestones. Furthermore, consistent interaction with engineers and vendors is maintained to effectively organize and monitor project documentation throughout the project lifecycle.

Perform the day-to-day project management responsibilities coordinating the development process from initial project conception, through initial design development, preparation, submittal, and processing of permitting documents, and ultimately bidding of final construction & equipment documents. Work closely with consultants and vendors to solicit, review, and execute contracts in a timely manner. Evaluate the local code requirements and permitting processes and schedule deadlines accordingly. Work closely with consultants and vendors to coordinate and track project documents.

New Business Development and Key Account Management. Responsible for educating clients on energy deregulation, demand response, methods to reduce consumption, and procurement solutions to create cost reduction and cost management solutions to commercial and industrial clients. TEPA Energy Management Professional.

Retail support and customer relations. Responsible for cash transactions, stocking and displays.

Small Business Owner – Boonsboro, MD – Ran a small farming operation with two other family members, I managed the herd and its genetics. Managed the incoming and outgoing expenses (feed, sale of cattle, and the depreciation of the equipment required). The farm was started with a series of small investments to acquire cattle and equipment; the total profit after selling the herd was $40,000. The profits we made from the venture were used towards my college education.

Performed counselor duties to include planning for daily and weekly event schedules and organizing field trips for students during the summer months.