I started a virtual assistant business because I have a passion for helping smaller blue collar businesses. They are ran by friends, family and hard working people in the community, who are sometimes just trying to get by.

With a broad skill set and deep industry experience, I realized the best way I can make a meaningful impact is by supporting the growth of not just one, but many local businesses. Being part of their journey is what truly inspires me.

The Grit Behind the Grind

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ABOUT ME

The Professional Run Down

Your Trusted Virtual Assistant for Blue Collar Businesses

The Nitty Gritty Details

With a proven ability to adapt across diverse roles, leveraging strong organizational and technical skills. My career advanced me from being on the tools to behind the scenes of project management.

I am adept at managing projects, supporting teams, and ensuring efficient operations through effective communication and problem-solving.

Highly skilled at communicating and building influential relationships with clients and team members at all levels.

I am a solution-oriented strategist with a focus on long term goals and cross functional collaboration; having a strong ability to successfully start and finish projects.

I am an Electrician by trade and a professional Administrator and Project Coordinator in Industrial and Civil Pipeline.

I’ve done the long days, the busted knuckles, and the 6 a.m. tool talks with a coffee that spilt all over my Carhartt bibs. I know what it’s like to eat lunch standing up in steel toes, and how paperwork somehow always waits ‘til after dark. From muddy boots to jobsite chaos, I’ve lived the trades life — which is exactly why I’m the right hand you didn’t know you needed.

Now, as a Virtual Assistant with a construction backbone, I bring that same grit to your back office. No hand-holding, no fluff — just someone who speaks your language, respects your time, and gets sh*t done without slowing you down. Because I understand the hustle isn’t just about swinging a hammer — it’s about running a business that doesn’t run you into the ground.

I broke into the trades before anyone was handing out gold stars for diversity. Back then, it was simple: either you quit… or you showed up, outworked everyone, and earned your damn spot. I chose to dig in, push harder, and prove myself — day after day, job after job.

Trust me, I’ve got stories that’d make your foreman blush. It wasn’t easy. It was long days, gear that didn’t fit right, second looks, and having to be twice as sharp to get half the credit. But that grind? It built me. It taught me how to lead with guts, talk straight, read a room, and lift a team — not just tools.

I'll always love being on the tools, covered in dirt, sweat and wood chips in places I didn’t know you could have them- while watching a build come to life. That’s where the magic was. But these days? My boots are off-site, and I’ve traded the toolbelt for spreadsheets — backing up the same kind of hard-working crews and owners who once had my back and gave me the opportunity to be one of the boys.