How did you get into the landscape profession?
It started as a summer job during school doing small installs in Wisconsin. Once out of college, I worked in a biology lab studying fish nervous systems and genetics. 
I then went to a large landscape company in Wisconsin starting as a foreman on a maintenance crew.
Tell us about your role here.
As Production Manager, I have oversight of the maintenance crews, and act as liaison between garden managers and crews. I am responsible for making sure the maintenance crews are trained, skilled and equipped to do their job and care for our high touch properties.
I provide weekly training on topics such as: How to Prune, Equipment Maintenance and Chemical Applications. And, of course, we always discuss the “Plant of the Week”.
What do you enjoy most about your position?
Being outside and developing the crews.
Favorite memory at Lifescape?
Spring flowers had been installed at one of our properties and snow was coming. There was this tremendous rush to save the flowers from the spring freeze. The teamwork and effort that came together is something I’ll never forget!
Favorite activity outside of work?
Spending time with family.
What is something we don’t know about you?
I used to be able to run a 4:30 mile!
