>> Honestly what I love most is working with our teams and coaching and developing people.
Being at Penn State and going through the College of Education,
and although I got a degree in special education and decided not to be a teacher,
my passion really is around coaching and developing our people and our teams
and mentoring; that's what I love.
I love to meet with somebody on our team who's got a business problem
or a customer has just delisted one of our items and work with that person
on what their solution is and help coach them through that.
On the flip side, as it relates to personal development for people, I love work I've done
around women's groups whether it was with the Coca-Cola Company; I also had the opportunity
to do it with Emory University and now at Heineken.
But working with women maybe more junior in their career, and as they are coming
up in their career how do I support them or work with other women to bring them together
to provide more of a support network?
So although I love our brands and I love what we do, what makes me most excited is coaching
and developing our people and watching people grow.
The hardest part is the travel.
I've been married for three years, I have a one-year-old.
When it was just me by myself it didn't matter if I wanted to work until midnight or travel all
across the country, but having a baby at home and trying to find time
for all is probably the most challenging.