My name is Heather, I joined CSS in April of 2013. I first learned about CSS from a former colleague of mine at Old Republic Title in Akron, she reached out to me to say they were looking for an operations manager and suggested I apply for it! Needless to say, it went well, and I have enjoyed many years of personal and professional evolution with my CSS family!
I love being able to lead and mentor my team and help make their jobs easier and as much fun as possible.
One of my favorite projects has been joining in on the DEI committee, it has been so rewarding to learn things and share with others. Ignorance leads to fear which can lead to hate and I am a strong advocate for diversity/inclusion and educating myself and others about anything or anyone that many be ‘different’ than me, I feel it makes me a better person overall.
My husband, Mathew, and I have been together since 2005 and we have one daughter (Deborah) who is 12. We enjoy puttering around in our gardens, playing various electronic and board games, going to the stables to play with and ride the horses and watching movies together. Our daughter made the Jr High volleyball team in August, so life just got a lot busier!
If you could only eat one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?
If I could eat one meal for the rest of my life it would be sashimi/sushi, I love Japanese food in general!
What are the three words that best describe you?
I asked others to give me three words to describe me: Funny, Caring, Unique. I would use these also: Stubborn, Loyal, Loud (let’s just say I will never be known as a woman who kept her mouth shut) LOL
Tell us three things most people don’t know about you:
Three things that people may not know about me:
My husband Mathew and I going out for an anniversary dinner:
My daughter Deborah, selfie of her on her horse – Rio
Our cat is a Savannah, her name is Freya (after the goddess of blessings and love).
She is part wild and very affectionate; she is the best!
We created a wildflower garden to help the bees and attract butterflies this summer of 2022, it has been so rewarding to watch it and help it grow!
How it started:
How it’s going: