Dedicated, gregarious, trustworthy, confidential executive administrative career professional available for contractual, part-time, or temporary assignments related to assisting law firms (multiple practices); non-profit organizations; public relations firms; transcription of mediations, interviews and medical reports. Superior customer service focus. Desired work location preference is Prince Georges County; with an interest in National Harbor, Clinton, or Waldorf. Will also consider assignments in Alexandria/Arlington, VA; and locations in the District of Columbia near the Navy Yard and the southwest Wharf. Excellent C-suite references.

• Provide administrative, calendar (professional and personal) support to General Counsel/Chief International Officer & Government Relations VP ("GCCIO/GRVP")• Gatekeeper for GC/CIO-GRVP), with extremely busy schedules • Proactively manage conference calls (international and Hill); exhibit superior due diligence• Supervise and coordinate expenses for principals, and their direct reports• Draft correspondence and memoranda• Coordinate complex travel• Monitor and prepare Hill lobbying disclosure reports• Trusts & Estates/Research, prepare correspondence, process bequests to American Red Cross• Track correspondence from the Executive Branch, Congress and the media• Manage, organize and circulate weekly publication to the Board of Governors• Host booth during trade shows on behalf of department; departmental events• Superior customer service representative• Effective liaison for clients and vendors at all levels with exceptional feedback from principals

Provide administrative, writing and research support to General Counsel (GC)• Gatekeeper for GC, Corporate Secretary of the Board of Governors, and interim President• Proactively manage calendar/schedule, coordinate expenses for the GC, and her direct reports• Monitor GC’s emails, respond as appropriate• Draft correspondence and memoranda• Coordinate travel for GC, and approve leave requests on her behalf• Provide administrative assistance when necessary to other attorneys and Ombudsman• Highly proficient liaison for clients and vendors at all levels; exceptional feedback• Manage, organize and circulate weekly publication to the Board of Governors• Successful due diligence in every aspect

Gatekeeper for Senior Partner with a very busy schedule. Go-to administrative leader. Proactively manage calendar/schedule, coordinate detailed travel, manage expensesManage all logistical aspects of meetings and conferences, including role as hostess at annual receptions, and other eventsMonitor Partner's emails, respond as appropriateConvey priorities of the team leader to associates and staff when appropriateDue diligence to ensure that assignments are finalized; Prepare briefing materialsSuccessfully handle shifting priorities of a sensitive natureDraft correspondence and memorandaManage vendor selection, budget and relationshipsReview monthly pro formas for textual and cost accuracy to ensure final invoice proficiencyAccounts receivable representative on outstanding accounts as warrantedAccompany principal to meetings, take notes and develop memorandaSuperior ability to function autonomously, and as a team player

Senior Executive Assistant to Senior Managing Partner (Arbitration, Litigation)Liaison to clients ensuring information flowDraft and edit pleadings, detailed client billing, expense reports, travel itineraries, etc. Maintain pleadings files, dockets and research notebooksAssist Office Manager with hiring administrative staff, interviews, on-boarding, overflow projectsemployee annual reviews and time records

My Yesterday, My Tomorrow (MYMT); Registered with State of MarylandType of Business: RetailThis family-run retail business was established during the summer of 1994. I was fascinated with the history of the Negro Baseball Leagues (NBL). My curiosity about the NBL evolved to detailed research. This research, and several conversations with passionate fans later became a retail business venture, and an association with a new group of outstanding athletes. My shop was a new apparel store that catered to devoted fans of the Negro Leagues. Our focus was to provide unique apparel of superior quality. The line included highly sought-after baseball jackets in a variety of fabrics and design, jerseys, t-shirts, bats, baseballs, coffee mugs, and other memorabilia. Took the initiative to travel to venues around the U.S. that showcased high profile former leaguers’ events. E.g., baseball games that honored the players, autograph events, black tie socials, photo opportunities with the former players, and very successfully interacted with fans. These events included the famous, late Buck O’Neil, Larry Doby, Ted “Double Duty” Radcliffe, Monte Irvin, Jimmy Dean and other celebrities. Also established a personal relationship with Mr. O’Neil, other celebrities and Director Don Motley of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, MO. (est. 1990). Customer base of 500+, maintained inventory, established rapport with a vendor to personalize jackets with embroidery; maintained a vendor booth in a mall setting every weekend, as well as home-based and on-line sales; managed accounting, including acceptance of payments in all forms, including credit cards, complied with payment of taxes. Maintained great rapport with mall management, customers, and other vendors.Profits were a 50% profit margin within the second year. Customer base of 600 by the end of the first operating year.