Unfortunately, we live in a busy world and in the bustle and crush, the fun gets squeezed out of our lives. I think this is a tragedy. My goal is to enrich lives and relationships by using my passion for planning and playing to facilitate fun.
When I moved to Utah, I fell in love with this area. I was amazed at how much fun was waiting here for my adventurous soul. (I should give at least some credit to all the guys who took me on well planned dates and showed me around.)
When I was a teenager, I just knew I would own an event facility one day. But after several years of event planning and execution, I realized that the real fun in such a business is using all the great resources Utah already has to offer.
For the past three years, I worked for the College of Law at the University of Utah as an event planner. Here is a sample of a few projects I managed: logistics for a month-long intensive course for Afghan prosecutors, including a capstone event with dignitaries from around the globe; a yearly symposium for the Wallace Stegner Center, with 400 to 500 guests and presenters from around the country; and private dinners hosted by the Dean and professors. Prior to that, I worked for Utah Valley Expos, for SportMark Event Management during the 2002 Winter Olympics, and for a wedding and party center in my hometown of Corning, NY.
I have moved on from those positions to focus on my real passion: helping the poor in fun get rich. My specialty is the planning and creativity required to pull off any successful event, large or small, from weekly dates to once-in-a-lifetime bashes. That is why I would like to funcilitate (facilitate fun) for you.
I currently live in Sandy, with my husband and new 4 month old baby. In my spare time I try to not overwhelm them with my FUN! FUN! FUN!
