Throughout her career, she has developed a broad skill set, beginning with her work for a world-renowned publishing company. Her impeccable organizational skills and creativity earned her the role of preferred point of contact for the famed National Geographic Explorers. A later transition into a local organization expanded her professional development and technical aptitude, as she took on responsibilities in website design, maintenance, and project management while managing small company environments.

These experiences culminated in Brianne's role as a Practice Manager at an animal hospital, a position that perfectly combined her professional skills with her deep passion for animals. Here, she was a client of Fortune Management, where she found immense value in the coaching and tools she gained. Working closely with the owner and doctor, Brianne inspired the team to consistently meet sales goals and significantly increased the company's profitability. She also utilized her talent with technology and entrepreneurial spirit to found a business that builds high-quality websites and offers branding management for small business owners.

Today, Brianne is a respected presenter for Fortune Management and Veterinary Mastery Teams. She shares her success stories and tools at conferences across the country, inspiring others with her journey and empowering them with the knowledge she has gained. Her eagerness to share her expertise is a testament to her commitment to helping others grow.

In her free time, Brianne, a former professional mountain biker, is passionate about getting more girls into cycling. Well-known within the cycling community, she has proudly volunteered as a coach for the Salinas High School cycling team for 12 years and founded the California Chapter of Little Bellas, mentoring girls on bikes. She also serves on the Board of Directors for Save The Whales, driven by her passion for protecting the ocean and its inhabitants. When not coaching clients, you can find her biking in the mountains with her partner, Brian, or snuggling her two Boston Terriers and spending time with her six nieces and nephews.

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