I didn't set out to be a "technical COO." I co-founded a startup with a 3rd party backend system and a couple developers. But startups are cash-strapped, developers didn't stick around, and someone needed to own the technology.
So I taught myself to code. I built the front-end sites, the back office reporting suite, the KPI dashboards—while simultaneously running operations. For years, I was shipping code and scaling the business at the same time.
That company grew to $20M in revenue. I eventually brought in dedicated developers when capacity became the constraint—but by then, I understood the systems deeply enough to manage them effectively and bring in fresh ideas.
BvB Dallas is more than just a powder-puff football game—it's a spirited showdown for a cause! Founded by sisters determined to make a difference after their father’s battle with Alzheimer’s, BvB unites young professionals in a day of fun, fellowship, and philanthropy to tackle Alzheimer’s for good.
Brought to Dallas in 2008, BvB has become a powerhouse both on and off the field. With over $6.8 million raised and more than 1,000 dedicated volunteers, BvB Dallas is proving that together, we can tackle Alzheimer’s
As Vice-President, I supported season planning, fundraising, game day activities and overall organization needs. Designed and maintained marketing materials, technology support including website creation and game day support.