Day in the Life of a Senior Account Executive

I say I am a Senior Account Executive (my official title) but as many people know I am the queen of multi-tasking and wearing a lot of hats – account executive, traffic manager, production manager, client billing, Workamajig pro, working mom, and the list goes on and on. Here’s just a sneak peek of how my days usually play out.

FullSizeRenderCoffee within minutes of dragging myself out of bed. Definitely not a morning person. My Kuerig is one of my closest friends.

Handbag, lunch bag and backpackGet lunches and bags packed and ready to go. Next…get Mckinley awake and ready for school. Always a challenge since she too is not a morning person.

FullSizeRender 5Mckinley up and ready. Don’t let this sweet face fool you…she was just sassing me about something just minutes before. Still adorable though.

IMG_4285Drop off at school by 7:45am and sit in my daily dose of traffic on I-97.

FullSizeRender 15Made it to work by 8:30am…WOOHOO. Feels like I’ve worked a full day already with the morning routine. MORE COFFEE!

FullSizeRender 13Traffic manager time – sort projects for creative, discuss and shuffle timelines…all fun things!

Desk with computersLots of email, project management, proofing, answering phone calls, etc. 11:15am…thinking about lunch!

LunchLunch has arrived! Beautiful day to take lunch and eat outside.

WorkMore meetings, more projects, more phone calls and emails. And usually more coffee around 3:30pm.

Heading home

Time to go home to my other full time job – MOM (sometimes more difficult than my day job).

 

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