Alyssa Gessleman's Linkedin Analytics

Transitioning from nursing to project management, I've carried over a key lesson: understanding people is just as important as understanding data. My time as a nurse taught me to listen and empathize, a skill I now apply to every project I oversee. As I moved into formal project management, my focus expanded. I armed myself with PMP, Lean Six Sigma, and Google Data Analytics certifications. These aren’t just credentials for me; they’re tools that help me turn complex challenges into meaningful successes. For instance, consider the cloud service desk migration I managed in just 2.5 months, where speed met efficiency. Or the onboarding process I redesigned, making it more engaging and effective – because I believe in the power of motivated, happy teams. Adaptability has been essential in my career. Whether in the dynamic environment of a startup or through the complexities of large organizations, I've learned to navigate and thrive in change. But what truly drives me is combining this adaptability with empathy. My healthcare background reminds me daily that behind every project are people with their own hopes and challenges. This understanding is central to my approach to leadership and collaboration. I’m always looking to connect with people and organizations where these values are shared – where we're not just chasing goals, but creating meaningful impact together. I'm excited about the opportunity to merge analytical rigor with a human-centric approach. Let's connect if you believe in building projects that not only succeed but also resonate with the people behind them. Together, we can turn ambitious visions into realities!