An International Business student at Lynn University with a background in finance, insurance, client service, operations, and military technical work. My experience has taught me how to build trust with diverse clients, explain complex information clearly, and operate with discipline in highly regulated environments.
I'm especially interested in the intersection of global business, finance, and relationship-based advising — bringing a practical, people-first approach built on communication, reliability, and follow-through. My goal is to grow into a business and finance professional who helps individuals and organizations make informed decisions across cultures, industries, and changing market conditions.
Cross-cultural communication and international market awareness honed through diverse industry experience.
Proven team leadership from U.S. Air Force service and managing retail operations with measurable results.
Aligning business goals with long-term strategies, sharpened through finance studies and advisory roles.
Consistently exceeded sales targets and maintained 100% mission readiness standards across all roles.
15+ years of cross-sector experience in sales, finance, operations, compliance, and military technical service.
15+ years of needs-based selling across Medicare, life insurance, and financial products. Consistently exceeded enrollment targets.
Finance coursework at Wright State — financial modeling, valuation, and market analysis. Applied in WFG/Transamerica advisory role.
Coursework in Supply Chain Management and International Trade at Lynn University. Logistics accountability as Class A CDL operator.
Licensed Medicare agent across Advantage, Part D & Supplement plans. Firearms retail compliance. Military technical standards adherence.
From the flight line at Charleston AFB to international business coursework at Lynn University — every chapter built on the last.
After 15+ years in the field, I made a deliberate decision to build a global academic framework around everything I had already learned through experience. I'm deepening my knowledge of global market strategy, international trade, supply chain management, and cross-cultural leadership — applying the PMBOK framework to real-world project scenarios and preparing to compete in international business development roles.
An intentional reset between chapters — I took time to decompress, stay disciplined, and prepare for a full-time return to academia. Even here, I maintained a clean CDL record and upheld the same standards of reliability and accountability that have defined every role I've held.
Managed a high-volume consultative sales pipeline, consistently exceeding enrollment quotas across Medicare Advantage, Part D, and Supplement plans. What set me apart wasn't just hitting numbers — it was how I hit them. I built rapport before ever mentioning a plan, understood each client's full health and financial picture, and explained options in plain language.
Took full ownership of a specialty retail business in one of the most regulated consumer industries in the country. Operating largely as a solo manager, I handled vendor procurement, inventory management, compliance, and customer acquisition — while developing my own ideas to generate traffic and grow the customer base. I didn't just manage the store; I built a community around it.
Licensed across 49 U.S. states — an exceptional breadth of licensure reflecting both my commitment to the profession and my ability to operate across diverse markets simultaneously. In this remote, metrics-driven role, I built genuine trust over the phone in minutes with clients from varied cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds — a skill that translates directly to international sales and cross-border client engagement.
Built an independent book of business from zero — no warm leads, no hand-holding — through cold outreach, community engagement, and the kind of trust that takes years to earn. Over six years, I helped families make some of the most important financial decisions of their lives. I didn't just sell products; I became a trusted advisor, and I mentored newer agents on prospecting, compliance, and client communication.
This was the role that made the cost of failure real. As part of a joint military program spanning the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force, I installed mission-critical communications and electronic countermeasure systems on MRAP vehicles — armor built to protect troops from IEDs in active combat zones. Every system I touched had to work. The precision this role demanded still shows up in every professional environment I enter.
The Air Force gave me something no civilian job could: troubleshooting under real pressure, cross-functional teamwork across backgrounds that couldn't be more different, and the composure to stay focused when the stakes are high. I maintained 100% mission readiness on heavy equipment through disciplined adherence to technical orders and strict safety protocols. This was the foundation — discipline, precision, and a team-first mindset — that every chapter of my career has been built on.
The Foundation
Military service didn't just shape my work ethic — it defined how I operate under pressure, lead across cultures, and hold myself to standards that don't change based on who's watching.