Oversee multiple condominium communities, Team lead of Associate Directors and Property Managers. Work with Boards of Trustees to address day to day and long range capital projects. Responsible for all typical services HVAC, landscaping, snow removal, upkeep of exterior and interior common areas found in a condominium setting. Oversee the financial health of each community, and developing vendor services across all scopes of work in condominium communities. Very high energy role and very… Show more Oversee multiple condominium communities, Team lead of Associate Directors and Property Managers. Work with Boards of Trustees to address day to day and long range capital projects. Responsible for all typical services HVAC, landscaping, snow removal, upkeep of exterior and interior common areas found in a condominium setting. Oversee the financial health of each community, and developing vendor services across all scopes of work in condominium communities. Very high energy role and very demanding, but when projects go from paper to completion, there is a level is satisfaction and accomplishment. Working with a team is what I enjoy most. Show less

Oversee all aspects of the products we manufacture, field training OJT of contractors. Address inquiries of application on the many substrates our main product is used on. Work with architects/designers/general contractors etc.

Supervised staff in a number of areas-office, computer labs, security, access, mail, customer service, emergencies, move-in and move out.

Field Artillery Gunner. The position I held, and the job I did is significantly less important than the overall experience I had during my time in the military. The training, confidence and exposure was to me more valuable than anything I had done or will ever do. It is difficult to write down those things which describe what life in the military is all about. Unless you lived it 24/7, you can't really have an appreciation for the life. Those that serve now, during a time of war, on… Show more Field Artillery Gunner. The position I held, and the job I did is significantly less important than the overall experience I had during my time in the military. The training, confidence and exposure was to me more valuable than anything I had done or will ever do. It is difficult to write down those things which describe what life in the military is all about. Unless you lived it 24/7, you can't really have an appreciation for the life. Those that serve now, during a time of war, on multiple fronts, with an enemy that does not wear a uniform, and does not fight in traditional, historical ways, can't be thanked enough. I can't even imagine how hard it is, especially when they are forced to fight with one hand tied behind their backs. God bless them! Show less