As the Operations Assist with ESPN, I worked alongside the remote Operations Producer to oversee the operational and technical aspect of the Saturday Primetime College Football game every Saturday. I assisted in managing a team of around 100 crew members on game day; assisting them with a variety of requests in order to achieve a seamless broadcast. In order to achieve this success, I maintained a level of calm and clarity while under high stress conditions, operate with extreme attention to detail, and have the able to communicate clearly and concisely with local vendors and crews. Because of the primetime time slot, our crew operated on an extremely tight turnaround time of only 6 days to logistically move an entire crew and produce a live network broadcast.

As the Tour Supervisor, I was responsible for the upkeep, event logistics, as well as management of a team of employees for TravisMathew's sales and marketing vehicles. I was the onsite manager of two 73 foot tour buses that traveled the country working as sales, marketing and advertising vehicles for the company. The team and I worked between 45-55 events each year and helped to grow the company by selling product at golf tournaments with entries anywhere from 80-144 players.

As the Tour Coordinator for TravisMathew, I assisted the tour supervisor in the execution of between 45-55 events a year, spanning the entire country. Event preparation, logistics planning, and onsite execution of the events were all important aspects in this role. I worked to learn every aspect of the role, with the hopes of ultimately becoming the lead, and being the point person in charge of the successful execution of the multiple events put on by the company each year.