Years ago I was pursuing a Kinesiology degree with the hopes of becoming a chiropractor. After a car accident, I realized I couldn't physically care for other's banks when mine was a wreck! I reevaluated my passions and knew that Communications was something I wanted to pursue. 

My grandma worked at Disney for 15 years in their hotel stores. Growing up, she would take me to the parks and the hotels, introduce me to Cast Members and tell me about the magic she used to make. I was in awe. She later developed Alzheimer's Disease but never forgot about her love for Disney. It's true. The magic is real. Now, I get to follow in her footsteps.

Building relationships with our guests and being a part of the memories has shown me I can make an impact in a person's life by communicating with them. It's what inspired me to pursue my Bachelor's in Communications and Marketing.

Walt Disney once said, "It's kind of fun to do the impossible."
And with that, I'd have to agree! I thought after my accident, finding something I would be passionate about again was impossible. Disneyland showed me, otherwise.

In school and in my work experience I have developed communication skills that have cultivated a deep passion to want to help and serve others. I enjoy engaging in conversation and know how to draw others out in a way that keeps discussions flowing. I thrive off of imaginative problem solving and believe an original approach to new ideas is desirable and possible. I see roadblocks as opportunities and confront challenges with fresh eyes and confidence.