About
Mcjury has volunteered at Arlington National Cemetery for ten years, planting wreaths throughout the holidays. Her ten-year volunteer service with Honor Flight Network, Inc. Through the Honor Flight Network, her volunteer work at Arlington National Cemetery honors veterans' service and reunites them with their families.
Qualifications for Work
Mcjury excels in organizing volunteer teams, negotiating contracts, developing budgets, and managing event logistics. Her skills are as follows:
Working with a diverse selection of providers to ensure the success of an event
As a leader in the hospitality business, you will recruit and train volunteers.
Budgets must be established and adhered to keep event expenditures within budget.
Create a network of individuals who are willing to volunteer, lead, or assist in organizing an event.
She is constantly available to provide leadership advice or to answer queries. She recognizes the importance of obtaining the confidence of people. She prioritizes making relationships to retain her job in event planning and beyond.
Background in academia
Mcjury received a Bachelor of Science in Event and Meeting Management from Niagara University. She is an Events Industry Council Certified Meeting Professional and a Health Education Services Pandemic Compliance Advisor. Mcjury always seeks new methods to better her abilities and takes advantage of educational chances. She is an active member of her former university's alumni association, where she helps students with similar interests.
Career
Stephanie L. Mcjury works as a Senior Meetings Coordinator for the National Council of University Research Administrators. In 2019, she was named Director of Meetings and Conferences. In Washington, D.C., she worked as a Meetings Coordinator and Assistant from 2009 to 2011. Mcjury is pleased with her achievements at NCURA and understands that success requires hard work and perseverance. After years of studying the firm's many jobs and grasping promotion prospects, she became a director.
Life in General
Stephanie L. Mcjury is committed to assisting others. Mcjury has enabled at Lollypop Farm and SOME, So Others May Eat in addition to the Andy and Jordan Dalton Foundation. She is happiest when she interacts with others and assists them. Mcjury is a supporter of children's charities and provides money to them. She also supports anti-hunger initiatives such as SOME.
She is an ardent runner who is always looking for new physical challenges. She values her health and has been physically active since childhood. She was a high school cheerleader, and her positive attitude and excitement have carried over into her professional life. Mcjury understands the importance of physical health in leading a more enjoyable and honest existence. She can concentrate better on her work if she has enough time to run.
Mcjury used to be a young soccer coach. She enjoys engaging in military-related events because she feels that honoring veterans is essential. She has completed two Marine Corps Marathons, eight half-marathons, and numerous 5k, 10k, and 10-mile races.
Mcjury understands the need to maintain sincerity, communication, and an open mind. She is up for any event planning challenge and enjoys organizing teams. Her happiness encourages others in the hospitality business.