What attracted you to the company, and what have been some of the highlights of your PRH job and work life so far? PRH has allowed me to dig deep into my analytic skills throughout all my positions and since Sept 2020, I have been taking advantage of the tuition reimbursement benefit to go back to school to get my Bachelor’s in Data Management and Data Analytics. Along the way, I was able to learn and explore the fact that I loved to research and create visualizations of large data sets, as well as having a penchant for breaking down large-scale concepts into their component pieces. My Customer Service job ended up turning into a position with Customer Support and Analytics, and now, for the last two and a half years, with the Customer Operations team. On a whim, I put in an application to our Customer Service team and was so surprised when I got a call back! Of course, they were hiring up in the wake of the merger, so I had picked the perfect time. While I worked for a small non-profit for a while after that, I couldn’t stop thinking about that Random House sign. When I moved to Maryland in 2013, I was shocked as I was driving around to see a large RANDOM HOUSE sign on what I now know is our Westminster distribution center. I worked for a myriad of non-profits, from community-based to institutional advancement with a nationally-accredited college.

Books were always my first love, but I ended up getting into non-profit fundraising work as I wanted to help out my community. I stayed with them and then Borders as they re-branded, but left just before they filed for Chapter 11 (RIP Borders) after nearly a decade. I started as a bookseller when I was just 17 with my local Waldenbooks. Dressed up for the Maryland Renaissance Faire

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