From National TV Voiceover Artist* to TV Commercial post-production Producer to HR Executive to founding President of a Toastmasters club, my diverse life experiences have honed my ability to quickly adapt to my surroundings and read an audience. Whether you’re a professional preparing for your next big opportunity or a teenager wanting to leave it all on the stage, i’ll share all my best secrets with you.

Many people believe their experience or resume will speak for them; however, now more than ever, employers value soft skills like good communication, team work, problem solving and work ethic. In fact, 92% of companies in a recent LinkedIn study listed soft skills as more important than technical skills — and 89% reported that bad hires typically lack them.*

As a past hiring manager myself, I know what it takes to win people over and seize the opportunites infront of you. I believe people will make their first impression about you based on how you make them feel. It’s ok to just be you, actually, it’s best to be you, but be sure you know who you want to be. Whether you’re quiet and shy or confident and bold, it’s important to be aware of how others perceive you and how a smile and eye contact can make all the difference in the world.