She derives much joy from helping others better understand their financial situations as well as from providing support with the development and implementation of budgets. Her extensive experience with finances and budgeting adds a much needed dimension to her organizational work.

Shannon received a BS from Regis University in Accounting and Business with a minor in Psychology and a Masters in Not-For-Profit Leadership from Seattle University.

Shannon’s love of people and the unique story that each person has to share compelled her to become certified as a Life Coach. Being a life coach complements her relational nature and enables her to help people look at the bigger picture of their lives, and she feels honored to have the opportunity to support people in this area.

Shannon’s love of working with others includes people with disabilities and seniors. She is also a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers, the International Coach Federation, and the American Association of Daily Money Managers.