Laura Emerson

Laura Emerson has a diverse work experience spanning over 20 years. Laura started their career as a Graphic Designer at Raytheon, where they provided graphic support and worked on various design projects. Laura then moved on to work as a Graphic Designer at webb, where they continued to develop their design skills. In 2002, Laura joined Amerivest Properties as an Executive Assistant and Receptionist before transitioning to M.J. Hecker & Associates, LLC. as an Executive Assistant and Director of Client Services. Laura worked in this role for five years before joining Janiczek & Company, Ltd. as an Executive Assistant and Office Coordinator. In this position, they provided executive support, maintained calendars, and coordinated events. Laura gained extensive administrative experience during their tenure at Contract/Arapahoe/Douglas Mental Health Network as a Contract/Executive Assistant, Envision Healthcare Corporation as an Admin Assistant – Staff Specialist, and BHI Behavioral Healthcare as a Contract/Administrative Assistant. Laura supported executives, handled correspondence, coordinated meetings and travel arrangements, and managed files and records. Laura then worked at Front Range Management as an Executive Assistant/Administrative Assistant, providing executive support and managing accounts payable and receivable. Laura'smost recent role, prior to the current one, was at Sentinel Peak Resources as an Office Manager, where they served as the primary point of contact for the Senior Executive Staff and managed office operations. Overall, Laura Emerson's work experience highlights their proficiency in administrative support, organization, and multitasking, as well as their strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Laura Emerson attended Platt College from 1995 to 1996, where they pursued a degree in computer graphics. Prior to that, they attended The Art Institutes from 1985 to 1987, earning an associate's degree in design. In 1981, Laura completed their high school education at Farmington High School, although no specific degree or field of study is mentioned for this period.