I am recognized by clients as being versatile, approachable and always ready to create solutions for their most challenging problems.
I am responsible for driving the development of Centric’s go-forward strategies related to our core purpose of creating unmatched client experiences and enhanced delivery excellence across the firm as well as executing the tactical, day to day operational, items supporting the plans.
I have experience leading projects and programs across several industries including healthcare, insurance and legal. Previous experiences include roles at Cerner Corporation and Kirkland and Ellis LLP.
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Unmatched Client Experiences, Mitigating Project Risk, Enterprise Project Management, Project leadership and Executive Engagement
Get to Know Me
I am married and live in the hopping River West neighborhood of Chicago. I am an avid traveler and try to use my passport at least once a year. I have been running since I was 12 and enjoy all things fitness — well, besides Zumba. I love spending time outdoors whether it’s running a race, hiking, hitting up the farmer’s market or relaxing on the beach!
What’s your favorite unmatched experience story?
One of our Louisville consultants heard that a client was running late to work because of a flat tire. Instead of having her call and wait for AAA, he insisted on driving to her car and changing the tire for her. This is what differentiates Centric from other firms — our people!
What’s the best trip you’ve ever taken and why?
My honeymoon to the Maldives. I felt lucky to be there with my favorite person and it truly is paradise!
If you didn’t have to sleep, what would you do with the extra time?
I would choose TO sleep! I love the reset that a new day brings and that feels more important to me than extra time.
What Makes Centric Stand Out
“What makes Centric stand out over other consulting firms is our people. I am privileged to collaborate with some of the most intelligent, friendly and reliable people in the industry to solve our client’s most complex and critical problems.”