Own and operate full service interior design firm; involved in all facets of residential and commercial design, including:- Designing traditional and contemporary residential homes throughout the Midwest - Designing commercial spaces, including office suites, condominium association public spaces, and space planning for educational facilities.- Designing religious institutions' children's educational spaces.

Develop, teach and promote innovative, new model in Christian Education, the Workshop Rotation Model. Write curriculum and conduct classes in interior design of children's education spaces, creativity, and transition planning for churches moving into new facilities and using new curriculum. Facilitate strategic planning sessions for church staffs and governing bodies to plan for and implement building and curriculum change and raise funds for the building campaign. Author of book, "Great Spaces, Learning Places", as well as articles for other publicationsMarketing/Conference PlanningTeam member for planning and conducting annual national two-day conferences for 750 Christian Educators for seven years.2002 - 2009 William Rainey Harper College, Instructor in Interior Design; Teach Basic Interior Design, Furniture History and Historic Styles courses

A Just Harvest is a non-profit organization that feeds about 170 hungry people dinner 365 days a year, develops jobs through our workforce development strategy and advocates for a fair economy. A Just Havest's recent focus on urban agriculture has spawned new job opportunities for local residents.

The Executive Director, Development is one of three in the Excutive Leadership Team model that provides the leadership for Good News Partners. The Executive Leadership Team reports directly to the Board of Directors and is responsible for the achievement of both short and long term goals. Executive Director of Development oversees the Development Department, IT Department and Finance Department.

Instructor in Interior Design teaching Basic Design Studio, Furniture History and Historic Styles