Zoe Hammons Email and Phone Number

In 2022 I graduated with my degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Entrepreneurship from San Jose State University. I have a strong vision for my own second-hand clothing brand/sustainable education site as I have always been passionate about fashion and protecting the earth and those that inhabit it. Vlvet Shoppe, one of my several entrepreneurial endeavors, is a small woman/LQBTQ+ owned shop featuring vintage/second-hand goods and unique wire-wrapped crystal and stone accessories. Our mission is simple: to share the love of vintage and the healing benefits of crystals/stones all while educating our customers to grow as humans.My purpose is to use my entrepreneurial, administrative and captivating communication skills to assist in the climate crisis. I am a strong supporter of Indigenous Peoples' and the importance of respecting the Law of Nature. I am organized, meticulous and detail oriented with a strong sense of leadership. I am direct and empathetic which helps me be successful in managing projects while my innovative and creative mind facilitates creation of all kinds. I currently hold the position of Project Development Coordinator, Executive Assistant and Website Designer at The Discovery Portal, a non-profit organization, dedicated to stopping the cycle of human suffering. I create youth-based programs which help people from all backgrounds move into a value-based life through meditative and mindfulness practices and teachings.In addition, I hold the position of Executive Assistant to the Chief People Officer at Seattle Indian Health Board. Seattle Indian Health board is community health and human services non-profit organization that centers around traditional Indian medicine and serving urban communities of Alaska Natives and American Indians. At Seattle Indian Health Board, I support the People Operations team, consisting of Workforce Development and Human Resources, both administratively and creatively. Seattle Indian Health Board is also home to the Urban Indian Health Institute which builds programs that focus on data and research that de-colonizes data for Alaska Natives and American Indians across the United States.