Michelle Morton Turinsky

Michelle Morton Turinsky has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Michelle Morton currently serves as a Senior Executive Assistant to the CEO at Ayra Retreats, a company focused on building a high-end, psychedelic-assisted therapy retreat center. Prior to this role, Michelle held the same position at STRATACORE, the largest IT consulting broker in the Pacific Northwest. At STRATACORE, Michelle assisted the CEO and played a key role in enabling technology reliant organizations to optimize their business results. Before their tenure at STRATACORE, Michelle briefly worked as a Project Manager at Livingston Slone, Inc. where they oversaw the consolidation of the LSI office. In 2004, Michelle became a business owner as they started their own venture, Made in the Shade Window Coverings. Michelle Morton successfully ran the business until 2009. Michelle's extensive experience also includes working at Livingston Slone, Inc. as a Marketing Director from 1994 to 1999, where they led marketing strategy, market research, and business development initiatives. Earlier in their career, Michelle worked as a Showroom Manager at Elaine S. Baker & Associates and as an Interior Design Assistant at ELAINE S BAKER AND ASSOCIATES INC. In these roles, they demonstrated their expertise in managing all aspects of showroom operations and assisting in residential and commercial design projects. Overall, Michelle brings a wealth of experience in executive assistance, project management, marketing, and design to the table.

Michelle Morton Turinsky has a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in History of Art from Bryn Mawr College. Their education also includes studying Fine and Studio Arts at the University of Alaska Anchorage. Michelle Morton completed a semester abroad at Syracuse University in Florence, Italy, focusing on Italian and Art History. Additionally, they studied Italian Language at the Centro Linguistico Dante Alighieri. The specific start and end years for each educational experience are not provided.