As a Corporate Account Manager at A.M. Leonard, I have the pleasure of serving businesses in the green and nursery industries. I focus on streamlining the purchasing of safety and horticultural tools and supplies, thereby saving you and your business time and money. I appreciate the opportunity to serve you and your team, so don't hesitate to contact me. I welcome your referrals.

As a Project Services Follow-up Administrator, I research commercial landscape and irrigation project on Dodge, iSqFt and Reed websites to confirm landscape and irrigation subcontractor awards. I do this by contacting architects and owners to find out the general contractor (GC) and then contact the GC to secure their subcontractors and an estimated installation date. I relay the subcontractor’s information to our field representatives so that they can make warm and cold calls to the contractors. I follow the projects until they are “Sold” or “Lost”. Along the way I systematically follow up with the field reps and encourage them to generate material sales. Once projects are “Committed” to JDL, I then coordinate activities between our field reps and our quote specialist.

As a Senior Financial Services Representative, I did everything from running teller transactions to opening accounts, with my focus always being on exceptional customer service and follow up. Most recently, in July of 2012, I completed the task of becoming a Certified Lender and in August 2012, I secured my Michigan Life, Accident and Health insurance license.

I was the sole proprietor of Turf Time, a lawn care, landscape and snow removal company contracted by commercial businesses and residential customers. I’ve worked in the data entry realm as well as accounts receivable and payable. I am also proficient with commercial grade equipment and am skilled in mowing, trimming, pruning, mulching, landscape installations, fertilization and weed control lawn applications, pest applications and operating and driving a snow plow truck.

I am a licensed, independent Realtor. Some of the different hats I wear as a Realtor are: Business Owner, Finance Manager, Financial Advisor, Personal Advisor, Marketing Manager, Lead Generator, Relationship Builder, Accountant, Educator, Counselor, Team Builder, Team Player & Team Manager, Deal Killer & Deal Maker. I am patient, a multi tasker, organized, self motivated, think outside the box, proactive, a realist, a servant, photographer, videographer, and descriptive writer. I am currently licensed in Ohio, but not actively working business. My license is being held as “Inactive” by the state of Ohio.

This is a volunteer position.I head up the Sunday night high school youth ministry group called T GiF (Teens Giving into Faith)

The reason I decided to be a life insurance sales person, was because my agent, Sonia Jackson-Tyus showed me how unprepared I was to die. I know this may sound strange, but my eyes were opened to a world of hardship for my family, if something happened to me. I was so fired up that I knew I had to share this with others. By completing a financial needs analysis, with customers, it allowed me to show them ways to prepare for their families future. Being a life insurance agent was a wonderful step in my journey to becoming a Realtor and incorporating the importance of life insurance into my Home Buyer's Education Seminar Series. My Home Buyer's Education Seminar Series is about more than just buying a home. It's about budgeting, saving, living within your means and preparing yourself and your family for a less worrisome future.Do I think life insurance is important...YES! Talk to an agent TODAY!Remember, the younger you are when you buy it, the cheaper it will be.

I utilized a Series 7, 63, and Life, Health, and Annuities license while assisting up to 8 investment brokers at one time. One of my passions is helping others become educated investors. If an investor is educated, then they don't just follow you blindly, they know and understand investment risk and reward. Be an informed investor. Ask questions and accept the responsibility of your finances and investments. Be assured, the Market will always rise and fall.Being a licensed investment banker was an integral part of me becoming a Realtor and creating my Home Buyer's Education Seminar Series. The importance of diversifying your investments is second to none. You should have a short term and long term investment goal. If your only Retirement Plan is the one being held by your employer, then you need to talk to a licensed investment broker TODAY.For more information about my Home Buyer's Education Seminar Series, you can call me at 937-307-7049.

I started in banking as a part time teller, moved to full time and worked my way from Head Teller to New Accounts Rep. I loved working in the branches. It was always a pleasure helping someone become financially responsible. One day I would be helping a customer balance their check book and the next I was opening and annuity and increasing my customers interest rate from 2% to 5%. I also worked with loans, but honestly I didn't sell as much as Fifth Third Bank wanted me to. I was more focused on building wealth, not debt.My background in banking was an important step in me becoming a Realtor and creating my Home Buyer's Education Seminar Series. You must have a solid footing on how to handle your finances if you ever want to be a homeowner. For more information about my Home Buyer's Education Seminar Series, you can call me at 937-307-7049.

Believe it or not, I was going to college to become an accountant. One day on my way home from school I stopped at the recruiters office signed up, when home told my parents and was gone two months later. I loved my time serving my country. I was an air plane mechanic. Yep, you read that right...an air plane mechanic. I serviced the KC-135, which is a refueling jet. Working on a jet did allow me the opportunity to do some traveling, which I loved. Thanks to mine and my Dad's service in the Air Force, I've been to England, Scotland, Wales, Belgium, Holland, France, Japan, Guam, Australia, & Hawaii