An experienced professional in the public health field with success in partnership building (both with public and private entities), community outreach, and influencing policy change. Having worked directly with companies and employees in supervisor and managerial roles to ensure the success of reaching and exceeding company goals. Prior experience as a Field Supervisor at the U.S. Census Bureau required constant close supervising of 30 census field workers to ensure the proper and complete completion of the 2020 Census. Which led to our South Brooklyn Census Office (2288) to become the first office in Brooklyn to complete all cases and get all of South Brooklyn counted. This complete accurate count is critically important to the funding for the next 10 years for the South Brooklyn area as it helps our communities determine where to build everything from schools and supermarkets, to homes and hospitals. It also provides the government valuable information to decide how to distribute funds and assistance to states and localities. Having extensive experience as an account manger and talent acquisition specialist provided a solid foundation for building relationships with clients and staff. Working under pressure to meet demand and provide necessary support to ensure the prosperity of both clients and employees. Adding to her extensive background in public health, working directly with the Physical Activity and Redesigned Community Spaces (PARCS) Study at the CUNY School of Public Health provided valuable experience in in-person field recruitment of eligible participants for a five year study. The participants in the PARCS Study will significantly advance our understanding of the relationship between neighborhood environments and physical activity, individual health, and community well-being. With the participants acting as agents of change in creating a greener, healthier, and more prosperous city. As a personal goal, she strives to ensure the equal and equitable opportunities in health and wellness, and continue to cultivate her role as a public health advocate.