Prepared routine correspondence; typed correspondence for the Town Manager and the Executive Assistant to the Town Manager. Prepared bills payable warrants for several departments under direction of the Executive Assistant to the Town Manager. Processed Town Hall mail; posted outgoing mail; distributes notices and correspondence as directed. Acted as recording secretary for the Board of Selectmen; took and transcribed minutes and other records.

Processed procurements and bids, assisted in assembling yearly budget, processed resident complaints and correspondence, personnel relations, recruitment and more.

I founded this company as a side gig to help me pay for my college education. My services included limited email marketing, social media marketing, domain registration, and website creation and maintenance through content management programs. With limited free time between my full time job and busy personal life, I stopped accepting new clients in May 2019.

I worked in the Town Manager's Office in the Town of Weston. While my responsibilities varied, and each day brought a new task or challenge, my daily responsibilities included processing one-day liquor licenses, sandwich board permits, common victualler's licenses, taxi/livery licenses, etc. When there was a new problem that the office had not yet faced (i.e. coming up with a new license or changing a Town Bylaw), I was responsible for researching and deciding the best route to pave the new process. I facilitated communication between the Town Manager and the public, as well as between various Committees and the public. I acted as a permitting authority for the Board of Selectmen and worked with them to issue several licenses. I also assisted with publishing and editing content on the Town website. I posted agendas and minutes from public meetings. When not in the Town Manager's Office, I was either in the Clerk's office processing death, marriage, and birth certificates or issuing dog licenses. I also worked part-time in the Police Department, coding bills and processing detail bill fees.

At Circle B, I wore many hats. I was the director of sales, meaning that whenever a prospective client contacted the office, I was their primary contact person. I worked closely with clients to design and price out their dream barn. I managed the salesmen to ensure that clients are always kept up with and satisfied. I also worked closely with my colleagues to keep the office supplied with any materials that they might have needed to do their job in an effective and stress free manner and environment.

At Barn Depot, I assisted in sales as well as worked closely with my colleagues to ensure that they had all the materials and supplies that they may have needed to work in a productive and effective manner. I generally managed the office, which included responsibilities such as running payments, keeping in close contact with customers, and attending trade shows to represent thecompany.

At Springdell, I was a cashier as well as general retail hand. I helped to keep the farm stand piled high with veggies, I picked up and delivered wholesale produce, and I sometimes did labor in the fields. This job taught me customer service, hard work, punctuality, and overall organization.

At Scarlet Hill, I worked part time whenever I was not busy with school. I fed horses, turned them out to pasture, cleaned their stalls, cleaned the barn and generally kept everything clean and tidy. I also helped to run shows.