Experience

Rolling Stock

• France
• Warehousing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Commercial Sales Manager

  • Jul 2016 - Present

  Rolling Stock keeps you in motion with the best selection of tires and wheels in San Francisco, CA. We also offer select automotive service like battery replacement, wheel alignment, TPMS repair, and more. Rolling Stock keeps you in motion with the best selection of tires and wheels in San Francisco, CA. We also offer select automotive service like battery replacement, wheel alignment, TPMS repair, and more.



Commercial Tire Company

• Business Owner / COO

  • May 2004 - Jun 2016

  Family Business. Acquired by Rolling Stock Tires in 2016. Family Business. Acquired by Rolling Stock Tires in 2016.



Ronco

• Mexico
• Machinery Manufacturing

• Sr. Customer Service & Sales Manager

  • Apr 2000 - Sep 2004

  Ronco has spent more than fifty years creating innovative, cutting-edge kitchen appliances and devices like pasta makers, countertop rotisserie ovens, food dehydrators and gadgets. What motivates us? We strive to improve your time spent in the kitchen so that families can share healthy, delicious meals together. Ronco has spent more than fifty years creating innovative, cutting-edge kitchen appliances and devices like pasta makers, countertop rotisserie ovens, food dehydrators and gadgets. What motivates us? We strive to improve your time spent in the kitchen so that families can share healthy, delicious meals together.



eToys

• United States
• Business Consulting and Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Sr. Project Manager

  • 1997 - 2000

  eToys.com was a retail website that sells toys via the Internet. It was established by a startup company of the same name during the dotcom boom, but the company went bankrupt towards the end of the boom, after which the site went through a number of changes of ownership, and was acquired by Toys "R" Us in February 2009. eToys.com was a retail website that sells toys via the Internet. It was established by a startup company of the same name during the dotcom boom, but the company went bankrupt towards the end of the boom, after which the site went through a number of changes of ownership, and was acquired by Toys "R" Us in February 2009.