Experience

The Aquabats Supershow

• United States
• Entertainment Providers
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Tour Manager

  • Dec 2018 - Present

  Tour manage the bands shows. Whether it be headlining dates or support dates. Manage the bands appts, marketing deadlines, and social media pages. Work with their agent and promoters to ensure projects are getting handled in a timely manner.

• Tour Manager

  • Dec 2018 - Present

• Tour Manager

  • Dec 2018 - Present

• Tour Manager

  • Dec 2018 - Present

  Tour manage the bands shows. Whether it be headlining dates or support dates. Manage the bands appts, marketing deadlines, and social media pages. Work with their agent and promoters to ensure projects are getting handled in a timely manner.


The Vandals
• United States
• Tour Manager

  • Jul 2017 - Present


Pleaser USA, Inc

• United States
• Wholesale
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Customer Service Sales Rep

  • 2008 - 2011

  -Worked in a divided sales territory with sales rep as a team to process orders that retail customers would submit either online, fax, or via telephone through computer programs called OMS and WPCS. -Would meet and exceed monthly sales quotas of $30,000, plus more during peak season. To do this, I would call each of my retail customers, suggest new items, and or notify them of any backorders that were currently available. -Work with marketing department on special projects that needed to be executed ASAP for client such as famous magazines, television shows, musicians, and actors. -Would stop urgent orders that retail customers needed to have changed. (Ex. Change of color, size, style, quantities, add on to order.) I would check our system to see what department the order was currently in. (accounting, warehouse, shipping, etc.) -Made weekly spreadsheets for customers such as Zappos, Inc. to provide what items were being shipped out, put on backorder, or were no longer available. Would also process weekly orders personally for them through an integrated site specifically made for them. -Process returned authorization for retail customers. -Worked closely with the V.P. of Operations for any of his international customers and or marketing projects that needed a project done ASAP. Would also cover other international sales divisions when a fellow employee would be out of the office. -Prepared our showroom for any clients that would be coming in for a meeting with our President and V.P. of Operations. Along with that, I would pack and organize for one of many tradeshows that Pleaser would attend. Such as London Edge-Las Vegas, Magic-Las Vegas, ILS-Las Vegas, and Halloween Party & Expo, New Orleans. -Would work with accounting to help contact customers that were past their net terms and or who would have declined credit card orders, and then problem solve to help get the order taken care of and shipped to the customer. Show less



Radiation Oncology

• United States
• Medical Practices

• Clinical Coordinator I

  • 2007 - 2008

  -Request patient authorizations from their medical group for radiation treatments and follow-ups. -Submit request for x-ray and lab work. Also retrieve medical records from primary physicians. -Schedule appointments for new and follow-up patients. -Schedule CT’s for patients in our Fountain Valley office. -Assist Oncology doctors for female examinations of ovarian cancer. -Code capture CPT codes once the patient was seen, verify patient insurance, collect co-payments, and then submit for billing with medical insurance companies. -Data Entry into IMPAC system. Show less



Brown Jordan

• United States
• Furniture and Home Furnishings Manufacturing
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Contract Sales

  • 2005 - 2007

  Brown Jordan is a high end outdoor patio furniture company. My part in the company was in the Contract Department. Handling projects for companies such as The Ritz Carlton (all of the Hotels in different countries), Trump Enterprises, The Navy (government), and Fairmont Hotels (all in different countries). Just to name a few. I worked with outside sales rep to help increase their revenue and make any changes to current projects. The main reps that I would work with was Kentt Inc, Hill and Associates, Wayne Ogata, and LJR Hospitality. Some of my contribution to projects were: * Selection of fabric material for cushions. The color and style as well. * Selection table glass tops. From formica, to glass, to granite. * Selection of types of chairs and tables. * Picking of furniture frame and colors. (wood, woven, aluminum, cast aluminum) * Entering of all orders into our system. Which included selecting the qty, the style product, the cushion style, cushion color, aluminum color, glass style, umbrella size and color, etc. Along with many other duties. I also arranged shipment of products. Getting quotes from different trucking companies to ship within the United States with white glove delivery. For international projects, I had to work with customs and get quotes to ship by sea or by air. I also had to arrange payment. Either it be by wire transfer or credit card. 50% deposit was required in order for each project to start. If there were any changes needed that were already in the process of being made, I would work with our production in the actual facility I worked at if it was for woven items and cushions items. If there were changes to be made for other items such as aluminum, cast aluminum, and umbrellas in the middle of the project being processed, I would have to contact our other manufacturing warehouse in Texas and email all changes that needed to be done right away. I would handle each and every project from the beginning to the end. Show less