My Story
If you’re like me, the world may seem to be in a constant state of flux, requiring individuals and organizations to reskill, be nimble, and become tech-driven. I believe, however, there is one thing that stays the same. That is the importance of relationship building – connections, active listening, trust, and care.
I have always thrived on developing client partnerships and working cross-functionally with teams to deliver and enhance customer solutions. After graduating from Temple University, I joined Tri-State Publishing & Communications, where I managed key accounts and served as a point of contact for existing clients. My dedication to customer success and service continued at Paychex where I oversaw a book of business and prospected new clients.
After leaving Paychex, I joined Independence Brewing Company – an award-winning regional microbrewery – as an Office Manager and Corporate Secretary. It was exciting to partner together to build strategies, expand networks, and outline value propositions as the company earned 11 ADDY awards and gold medals at the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup Championships and ultimately became public on NASDAQ.
My commitment and enjoyment in building long-lasting relationships is also a key part of life outside of work. I take pride in being a part of the Episcopal Academy school community as I supported my three sons throughout elementary and high school. Being “Chief Communications Officer” of my household is a role I have embodied wholeheartedly for the past years.
I look forward to all that is ahead for the Concentus team and the amazing community we get to serve.
My Community Involvement
- Project W (Member)
- Episcopal Academy (PTA member)
My Prior Experience
Began my career at Tri-State Publishing, moved to Paychex and later Independence Brewing Company before taking time off to raise my family.
My Family
Born and raised in Reading. Married with three sons. Currently living in Malvern, PA.
My Favorite Quotes
“The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be.”
– Ralph Waldo Emerson
“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”
– Sir Winston Churchill
