Over 7 years of project management experience for a general contracting firm that specialized in large retail chain stores and restaurants, on a fast tracked basis. Involved in and oversaw multiple projects ranging in size, cost, and scope, specifically distribution center expansions, retail strip centers from the ground up, large tenant remodels and build outs. Posses an excellent comprehensive understanding of the construction management industry and all of the dedication that is required from the pre-planning phases carried throughout the project until certificate of completion is achieved including grand openings. Hard working, organized, and loyal.

COMPANY	POSITION HELD	DATES WORKED
Nationwide Construction	(Confidential)	2/2000 - 3/2007

SCHOOL	MAJOR	YEAR	DEGREE
Oviedo High	Required	1990	High School/GED Degree

Highlights:

Started my career in construction as a receptionist and grew into a project manager within 4 years.

Companies I like:

I have been a project manager in the commercial construction industry. Am looking for immediate employment and am willing to take an assistant position to get my foot in the door with the right firm.

P&L responsibilities
Presentation
Ecommerce Strategy and digital marketing channels optimization - SEO, SEM, email, affiliates - for high-profile accounts.
Technology Solutions
Sales Support
Software Implementation
Requirements Analysis & Specification
Leadership

On a construction project located in Tomah, WI we were expanding a distribution center for Wal-Mart Stores. Wal-mart has strict guidelines regarding construction where you are disturbing existing earth to expand the parking lot area. Your construction area, after the parking lot is installed must have final stabilization of grass around the parking lot and it spans over a large area. In our budget we allowed $25,000 for sod, so that we would be able to have final stabilization quickly and thus final bill our project. I was acting as a fill in for the superintendent on site, for two weeks, pushed the job to be finished faster than anticipated, which allowed for us to hydro spray the area where we needed to lay the sod instead. This was a new technology for growing grass from seed rather than paying the expense of sod. The hydro spraying cost $2500, compared to the $25,000 worth of sod our budget was allowed, profitting the company an additional $22,500. The grass also looked better than if it was soded.