I started out working for Disney as an hourly cast member. I have since been with the company for 18 years. I absolutely love working for Disney, it is such a fun company and every day is different! I truly enjoy taking care of people and our guests.

I have a Bachelors in Music from Chapman University in Music Therapy . I also went through the Disney Leadership Development program, and have learned a great deal through experience.

The nature of hospitality is long hours, weekends, and holidays, and as a result biggest challenge has been finding a balance between work and life. 

Among my greatest strengths are my compassion, flexibility, reliability, and consistency. I am responsible for coaching about 175 cast members everyday, and the aforementioned strengths are are large part of the reason I am successful in doing so.

The difference I make in the lives of the people I work with. I also feel that I have enhanced our guests' vacations and have turned around many situations to make the outcome happy for everyone!

This year at Disney there has been a significant organizational structure change in the theme park. I now have more autonomy and have the ability to make decisions on my own with less conferring with others.

I would love to stay with Disney, it is a great company. I would like to move up to Production Manager or Restaurant Manager. Keeping that in mind, I am developing more connections.

What inspires me most is that I can make a difference in someone's day and turnaround their whole vacation.

I want to be remembered as someone who was compassionate and made a positive impact on the people I worked with.

Orange County Girl Scouts, Troop Leader

I love to cook, read, and (believe it or not) spend time in Disneyland.