A Creator, Well-Being Advocate, and CXO.
Taking on my next
opportunity
to make an impact.
Empowering people through experience.
This is me
Someone once described me as a ‘Creator’, and I wholeheartedly adopted it. I believe life is more meaningful when we create something that never existed. Throughout my career, I’ve been attracted to challenging opportunities that required me to learn on the job and pave the way for new programs, centers, lines of business, or successfully launching a new entity.
After operating my own company since 2019, I recently accepted a full-time position as Lyon Living’s Chief Experience Officer (CXO) in Northern Nevada. This exciting new role leverages all of my previous experience and honed skills to act as the local spokesperson for a range of development projects including Reno Experience District, The Villas at Rancharrah, single family homes at Hunter Creek by New Edge Living, and more.
Community. It’s what drove me to pivot from full-time entrepreneurship to a position at a company with an existing culture. While I am thrilled to steer my focus toward the Northern Nevada region and implement strategies to fill gaps in economic and community development, I will periodically speak in front of audiences and license the curriculum I designed at my company to develop leadership skills and competency with an emphasis in communication, emotional intelligence, personal and workplace well-being.
For a more comprehensive version of my background or to get to know me personally, use the social links at the top of my site and connect or follow me @kyrobiz.
Business Strategy Leadership
Marketing Communications
Strategic Partnerships Creative Initiatives
Workplace Culture Economic & Community Development Public Speaking
I advocate for the future of work, emphasizing human skills and well-being.
The greatest gift of the pandemic was the world-wide opportunity to pause—we named it, “The Great Reflection”. Evaluating purpose on such a global scale launched an enormous pattern of behavior, which has now created an expectation and demand by people in the workplace.
Humans seek meaning, everywhere. We are living in the age of experience where memories and positive emotion are expectations. While the busiest workers spend one-third of their lives at work, the office and collegial environment has no exception to the deep-rooted desire to belong, feel genuinely cared for, and that showing up everyday means more than a paycheck.
A positive experience at the basic level requires connection. Connection requires intelligence - not just mental but emotional. And we know that a company thrives when its people are well; individuals thrive when we feel meaning and belonging, and those conditions require a platform where empathy is the most elevated and trained for skill in the workplace.
It’s my mission to remain an advocate for the future of work. Therefore, I am periodically engaged to speak in front of audiences, and I also license my leadership training curriculum to teams and organizations who align with the vision that developing all human emotional intelligence will make the world a greater place.
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