For over three decades, the Colorado Solar and Storage Association (COSSA) has been the primary trade association for companies installing solar and energy storage across Colorado. With extensive knowledge of the market and regulatory framework within the 271 municipalities, 64 counties and 53 electric utilities inside our beautiful state, COSSA is your source of key intelligence for how to grow your business.Representing hundreds of solar and storage business members, COSSA works to advance clean energy policies, remove market barriers, highlight emerging trends, and increase solar and storage education. COSSA membership includes a wide range of companies from small companies installing off-grid systems to multinational solar and storage developers. With multiple annual events, a strong ecosystem of expertise, and prominent clean energy supporters, COSSA is your trade association to ensure continuous, long-term success.

I manage the day-to-day operations of this local Colorado company. EcoMark specializes in solar and storage solitions offering green energy solutions to its community. I manage a staff of 50 individuals, with oversight of all company departments including construction, sales and operations.

Marketer & graphic designer for Synergy Fine Wines’ Denver Headquarters & its three satellite operations in Arizona, New Mexico & Nebraska representing over 500 suppliers within the company portfolio.

Creative Panda LLC is a small graphic design company that focuses on logo creation, marketing material and website design.

As account manager, I was responsible for up to ten accounts at a time, while also organizing networking events, trade shows and fundraisers. I also stepped in as an executive assistant when necessary. This position taught me how to manage my time and others, work hard individually and as a team player and has expanded my knowledge of the marketing field as I had my hand in so many different pieces of the company.

Co-Producer of Denver’s largest marketing & business professional’s networking event in 2014. My responsibilities included enlisting sponsors (trade and cash) to participate, creating floor plans, vendor instructions, ticket design and distribution and soliciting gifts for We Don't Waste, a local charity.

AmeriCorps NCCC (National Civilian Community Corps) is a full-time, team-based residential program for men and women age 18–24. The mission of AmeriCorps NCCC is to strengthen communities and develop leaders through direct, team-based national and community service. In partnership with non-profits—secular and faith based, local municipalities, state governments, federal government, national or state parks, Indian Tribes and schools members complete service projects throughout the region they are assigned.

During my time at DU, I designed and lead immersion programs for students, faculty, and staff. These immersion programs took an in depth look at both sides of a specific social justice issue, such as homelessness, immigration, and education.

I was responsible for data entry, filing, and secretarial duties. During my time at Campus Life, I worked with students, parents and faculty to resolve housing and food plan issues. I also aided various faculty in creating and marketing programs to students.

As an intern for Live Nation I was required to create ad packs. These packs consisted of newspaper and magazine clippings advertising the show, radio spots, television spots, comp tickets...etc. These packets would be used to settle a show, meaning that the band manager and my supervisor would go through the packet and determine what was owed to whom. I also had responsibilities during the shows, such as managing the photographers and meet and greets with the artists.