Ronald McDonald House provides essential services for families of hospitalized children. I’m honored to meet these families and share their stories daily. It’s truly a mission that relieves so much stress during some of their hardest times. I came to this mission through my previous work with the Central Arkansas McDonald’s Co-op and have enjoyed growing with this organization over the past five years through territory expansions and opening new programs.
Communications professionals are often expected to be a jack of all trades, but it pays to know what you’re good at and what’s worth delegating.
Making the switch from agency life to being a communications department of one was not something I expected to be so challenging.
Getting to meet the people your work is directly affecting daily is rewarding and a great reason to show up every day.
I value my alone time and try to protect my quality time with friends and family. I know I’m a better person when I truly have time away.
As the oldest daughter and millennial, I’ve always been a resourceful person, but I’ve always appreciated a past boss for putting that word to it and valuing that quality.
Working in a newsroom is invaluable experience. I learned to calmly make quick decisions, be able to pivot and the value of working together to create a great final product.
I step away and often discuss it with someone else.
Having a fantastic grand opening for Ronald McDonald House Shreveport-Bossier and seeing everyone’s hard work realized.
