I have always had a sales role, even while I was going to Bucks. I currently work as a Field Services Coordinator for Timberlane, a high-end custom shutter and garage door manufacturer. I really like solving problems for people, that is essentially what sales boils down to. Some of the things I learned at Bucks that I use everyday at work are problem solving, time management, good listening skills, organizational skills, and most importantly speaking and writing in a professional manner.

I take great pride in being a Bucks alum,. When I was a student on campus my passion to help others was ignited, that is why I try to have a servant attitude in sales and in my interactions with others. During my time in the Human Rights Club, led by Dr. Chris Bursk, I made some great relationships with the members. My classmates were friendly, wanted to put in the work, and we challenged each other in class. My professors taught with a passion that I sometimes didn't see at other institutions.

When I am not working I love spending time with my daughter Molly, my girlfriend Lisa, and the rest of my family and friends. When I am not on whatever mission my daughter signs me up for when she sees something cool that she needs to experience, I love watching the Eagles, Sixers, and West Virginia football and basketball. I love going to breweries, working around the house, and just visiting neat places around the area. 

I would say the biggest thing that I would recommend to anyone who is just starting out is to be the person that others want to be around. Be early to work, work hard, and hold yourself to a standard that your mom would be proud of.