Purchasing Manager

Code Name “Ness”
Catchphrase: “I’ll get back to you with that”—this comes from both customers and vendors…every day, over and over!

Born on “The Day of the Dangerous Quest”; Rescues others, and believes in revealing truth, even if there is risk. Protective of others, but enjoys a little danger–!

Work History: I have 15+ years in the video industry—I started as a packaging specialist, then I specialized in turnkey tape and disk duplication/replication sales and management, now I purchase anything our customers’ little hearts desire!!

Hobbies: I love taking pictures and making scrapbooks. I enjoy camping –including a yearly trip to the Mountain Man Rendezvous (for which I take copious amounts of grief from my co-workers.). Little do they know! MediaRight girls and boys are cool, but can they throw tomahawks, tan leather, and make fur hats and moccasins– all while dressed in full period clothing? I don’t think so!!!

Favorite music genre: Country, Rock, just about anything. My kids are hooked on Bon Jovi and Muse; hmmm, does that make me a bad parent?

Little-known fact: I’m a terrible, horrible cook. I almost set the new toaster oven at work on fire one day when I burned a taquito to death. I’ve done that with hot dogs, too. Actually I’m not only bad at putting things IN the oven, I am afraid to take things out of the oven, too.
Funny work story: My friend Billy Vizzini didn’t want me to feel left out at the CSVA convention when it was in town, so he made me my very own “Schedule to Excess”. I don’t drink, so this was an opportunity to prepare myself for the party hosted by MediaRight. Ultimately, Billy appreciated my head banging efforts… but was sadly disappointed in my inability to complete the full program.

“I love that our customers are so willing to educate me about all the different equipment we sell! Since I don’t operate much of the equipment myself, they are always great to show me what they need, then allow me to learn more so I can help them. Our customers make me better and smarter every day.”