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Marketing maverick, sales strategist, and business development powerhouse with over a decade of wins in the building materials and stone industry. I’ve led teams that didn’t just hit goals—they redefined them. From launching game-changing products that drove 20% revenue growth to partnering with global brands like Yeti, Patagonia, and TopGolf for merch and co-branded events that boosted customer engagement by 25%, my career has been a mosaic of big ideas and even bigger results.At Polycor, I managed an $11M marketing budget (no pressure, right?) while championing the ‘Building a Naturally Sustainable Future Together’ campaign that positioned us as sustainability leaders. I also spearheaded trade shows and events that surged booth traffic by 30% and amplified leads by 65%. And let’s not forget the CRM overhaul that turned our lead pipeline into a lean, mean, 75% close-rate machine.Before that, at Aria Stone Gallery, I led the creation of a flagship retail space, collaborated with design giants like Marie Flanigan and Jean Stoffer, and developed a custom stone furniture line that added $350K to the annual bottom line. I even got our products featured on The Magnolia Network and HGTV because why stop at ordinary when you can achieve extraordinary?Premier Surfaces was where I cut my teeth and made my mark—whether boosting sales by 360% for Lowe’s and Home Depot or creating influencer programs that skyrocketed brand visibility by 450%. My journey there laid the foundation for what I do best: leading teams, driving strategy, and turning ambitious ideas into measurable successes.I’m a believer in data, a champion of creativity, and a leader who’s as comfortable setting strategy in the boardroom as I am overseeing events on the showroom floor. If you’re looking for a proven marketing and sales leader who blends strategic vision with an “all-in” attitude, let’s connect. I’m here to build brands, drive growth, and make success stories worth talking about.

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  University Of Tennessee, Knoxville

  Architecture