*Oversees Maintenance Division: responsibilities include creating and reconciling contracts, managing schedule for maintenance and installations (more details below), creating and maintaining worksheets for visits, communicating directly with current and potential clients, coordinating with project managers for new project installations, coordinating and ordering plants and other materials as needed, ordering inventory and additional items as needed, interviewing potential gardeners and relevant office staff, occasional invoicing as needed (QuickBooks), developing and implementing Crew Training Day, and a variety of other miscellaneous responsibilities. Is primary point-of-contact in office (yep, that's my voice on the voicemail menu). *Manages schedule for new installations and maintenance appointments for multiple crew teams and Irrigation & Lighting Specialist: coordinates 100+ clients with varying frequency of visits for both garden and irrigation/lighting maintenance. Sends detailed daily schedule emails outlining the following day's plan, specific items/tools required, and details regarding access or timing. Creates accompanying worksheets with this information for the crew to reference and fill out. Communicates directly with field staff and clients throughout each day as needed to resolve any issues, any answer questions, and be as efficient as possible.*Built and manages website eclld.com. Produces/edits videos for website, internal use, and training. *Jumps in where needed in the field to get in some fresh air and good old manual labor.

Writer of over 1000 posts for Parade.com's "Daily Cute" column; combining cute photos with witty and amusing commentary.

Responsible for the recruitment, training, and organization of 400+ crew volunteers for the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in New York City on October 15-16, 2011.

Worked with the AFSP to recruit, train, organize, and oversee 200+ volunteers for the Out of the Darkness Overnight walk for suicide and depression awareness in NYC on June 4-5, 2011.For more information on the walk, visit www.theovernight.org

Assisted in various aspects of donor-related event coordination.

Along with Ryan Brodeur, I am the co-creator, editor, designer, publisher, marketer and distributor of the pseudo-literary magazine The Wonder Boy Review. The WBR is like a party where you never know who you will meet or what they will have to say, but you can be sure to find something of interest in each and every issue. From prose to poetry to artwork, music, film, sports, business, recipes, and more, the WBR exists not only to provide interesting creative reading material, but to connect contributors and readers in a creative community. Vaguely Online At: myspace.com/thewonderboyreviewEmail Submissions, Questions, Comments, or Issue Requests to thewonderboyreview@gmail.com