Verified Outcomes & Executive Evidence

Selected sources behind the work.

Published outcomes, internal measures and independent recommendations each tell a different part of the story. The source notes below give the context.

01 / Southern Technical College

Published employment outcomes.

These are Brandon campus results from Southern Technical College’s published ACCSC reports during Krista’s Career Services leadership. They show the campus outcome, not a result attributed to one person.

86%

Veterinary Assisting

2022 Student Achievement report
Reporting cohort: Jan–Dec 2020

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Southern Technical College employed Krista as Director of Career Services from March 2020 through May 2026. Methodologies and cohort windows differ by report; the linked PDFs control. Internal operational measures in her career records include HVAC placement improving from 36% to 86%, Medical Assistant placement of 95% in 2025 and placement above 75% across multiple years. These internal STC measures use different reporting periods and student groups from the published ACCSC cohorts above.

02 / Employer Network & Workforce Partnerships

A working employer system, not a contact list.

Krista built employer partnerships that supported hiring, externships, career fairs and interview opportunities. These examples show how she connected employers to students and graduates.

Employer accessEmployer and workforce partnerships supporting hiring, externships and career readiness
600+Students and graduates served through campus Career Services
Up to 16Career fairs organized annually

HVAC

How the network was used

  • Direct candidate referrals and graduate hiring
  • Career fairs, advisory participation and classroom presentations
  • Employer feedback, site exposure and ongoing placement follow-through

Representative tracker-documented activity

  • Bayonet: career fair, advisory participation and guest speaking
  • Cool Today: advisory participation, guest speaking, career fair and audit support
  • Comprehensive Energy Services (CES): advisory participation, guest speaking and career fair
  • Canariis: career fair, guest speaking and field-trip access
  • ABM Industries: career-fair and advisory activity
  • Acree Air: career-fair activity

SSI Services also appears in the employer tracker and is independently supported by Thomas Seppy’s recommendation describing multiple technician hires through the partnership.

Thomas Seppy employer validation →

Medical Assisting

How the network was used

  • Externship coordination, résumé referral and graduate hiring
  • Career fairs, mock interviews and employer introductions
  • Workforce and career-readiness feedback

Representative tracker-documented activity

  • AdventHealth: affiliation, advisory and externship contacts
  • Florida Medical Clinic: affiliation and active hiring, including 18 MA openings recorded in one tracker update
  • Pediatric Associates: affiliation, hiring activity and résumé referrals
  • Tampa General Medical Group: affiliation, multiple MA openings and résumé referrals
  • Moffitt Cancer Center: externship and hiring pipeline activity
  • Millennium Physician Group and VeriMed Health Group: requested résumés, hiring activity and follow-through

Veterinary Assisting

How the network was used

  • Externship and employment pipeline development
  • Career fairs, advisory participation and interview access
  • Employer follow-up and graduate-transition support

Representative tracker-documented activity

  • The Cat Doctors: affiliation and advisory-meeting outreach
  • Pebble Creek Animal Hospital: in-person advisory participation and a documented multi-clinic contact relationship
  • Banfield Pet Hospital: virtual advisory participation
  • Animal Coalition of Tampa: affiliation documented in the employer tracker
  • Turkey Creek Animal Hospital: affiliation-agreement and student-placement outreach; the tracker notes that COVID restrictions prevented acceptance at that time

Independent workforce validation

Results observed by employer and cross-campus partners.

Thomas Seppy, Vice President of Sales at SSI Services, confirms multiple technician hires, candidate quality and exceptional follow-through. Peter Doku independently validates professionalism, communication, leadership and commitment to student success across a primarily remote working relationship.

Open Thomas Seppy and Peter Doku recommendations ↗

Published or third-party source · public professional recommendations

“Her follow-through is exceptional. When I needed candidates, she delivered quality matches. We’ve hired multiple technicians through our partnership.”
Thomas Seppy · Vice President of Sales, SSI Services
“I was consistently impressed by her professionalism, communication, leadership and commitment to student success.”
Peter Doku · Career Services Leader

Source note: examples come from employer-development trackers and partner recommendations. Organizations are examples, not endorsements. Student and contact details remain private.

03 / Career Readiness Systems & Tools

A repeatable operating system, not just résumé help.

Krista built workshops, résumé tools, employer trackers and staff workflows, then connected career preparation to real employer access.

1,585Résumé files developed for approximately 1,313 individuals

Program-specific preparation at operating scale.

A Google Drive inventory counted 1,585 résumé files supporting approximately 1,313 individuals across HVAC, Medical Assisting, Veterinary Assisting and other pathways. The person count is approximate because some files use generic names.

Source: Drive inventory reviewed August 9, 2026.

01 / Résumé Development

Templates, examples and program-specific tools

  • Original résumé templates and accomplishment-development prompts
  • Program-specific examples and individualized document production
  • Privacy-protected student work retained in the private archive
02 / Original Workshop Curriculum

A complete preparation sequence

  • Resume Workshop and The Interview Workshop
  • After the Interview and Cover Letter workshops
  • Job Search Strategy and Social Media workshops
03 / Interactive Learning

Career-readiness concepts made usable

  • Original 48-page “Career Services Mechanics” learning game
  • Interview, salary, skills, résumé, job-search and accountability instruction
  • Canvas/LMS resources, LinkedIn guidance and practice tied to real opportunities
04 / Employer & Placement Operations

The tracking layer behind the outcomes

  • HVAC, Medical Assisting and Veterinary Assisting employer-development trackers
  • Workshop Tracker and Career Services Workshop Timeline
  • Advising, employer follow-up, affiliation, hiring, externship and placement workflows
05 / Staff Enablement

Standardized delivery and knowledge transfer

  • Reusable workshops, tracking methods and staff training
  • Cross-campus sharing and program-specific implementation
  • Outcome review, follow-through and continuous improvement
06 / Canva Career Communications

A branded engagement system, not decoration

  • Employer hiring-event, career-fair and guest-speaker materials
  • PAC invitations and explainers, field-trip, bootcamp and certification communications
  • “Brandon Weekly” placement newsletters and “Are You Career Ready?” instruction
View career-readiness workshops and résumé samples ↗

Evidence status: primary Drive inventory for scale; original workshop decks, trackers and Canva designs for the operating system. The originals are retained privately; public treatment excludes student names, personal contact details and other protected information.

04 / Cross-Check

Where the published results come from.

STC publishes the Student Achievement reports. Accreditation and state records add institutional context.

01 / PRIMARY OUTCOME SOURCE

Southern Technical College

Publishes the Student Achievement reports containing the 94%, 85% and 86% employment outcomes.

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02 / ACCREDITATION FRAMEWORK

ACCSC

Provides the accreditation and student-achievement disclosure framework under which the reports are published.

Accreditation disclosure ↗
03 / STATE CORROBORATION

Florida CIE

Corroborates the Brandon campus and identifies ACCSC as accreditor. CIE is not the source of the three percentages.

School record ↗

05 / Strategy Work

Decision-ready strategy before execution.

These prospective assessments show how Krista tests an opportunity, separates evidence from assumption and turns findings into practical decisions. They are work samples, not client engagements.

PROSPECTIVE EXECUTIVE ASSESSMENT | ORIGINAL WORK PRODUCT

Executive Evaluation: WIND

During an executive recruitment process, Krista assessed market position, digital visibility, revenue opportunities, leadership continuity and operating risks. The excerpt shows her analysis and priorities.

Prospective executive assessment. Original retained privately. No payment, adoption, implementation or results are represented.

CONFIDENTIAL PRE-ENGAGEMENT DUE DILIGENCE | ANONYMIZED ORIGINAL WORK

Anonymized Skilled-Trades Workforce Venture: Evidence-First Development

Before any engagement, Krista built a diligence framework to test employer demand, governance, operating dependencies and a staged path to feasibility, pilot, scale or stop. The public excerpt is anonymized and shows the method.

Confidential pre-engagement due diligence. Identifying, legal, financial and relationship details removed. Original retained privately. No client engagement, payment, funding, adoption, launch or business results are represented.

06 / Abundance of Sunshine

The field operation is only half the business.

Abundance of Sunshine is a founder-owned home and business improvement company. Krista is Co-Founder & CEO, March 2024–Present. After hurricane damage changed the original greenhouse venture’s direction, she led the pivot. She makes the commercial and operating calls, from pricing and customer acquisition to financial oversight, contractor management and project execution.

FOUNDER-OWNED IMPLEMENTATION | FIRST-PARTY BUSINESS SYSTEMS

Building the system around the field operation.

The challenge was not simply “marketing.” A capable local service business also needed a clear market identity and one connected path from discovery to inquiry, estimate, booked work, follow-up, review and referral.

What I was looking at

A founder-funded family venture with real field capability, an original greenhouse and horticulture model, and a service direction reshaped after hurricane disruption.

What I noticed

Good service delivery could not carry the business by itself. Positioning, discoverability, lead handling, proposals and follow-through needed to work as one system.

What I connected

Brand → website and local SEO → service positioning → content → lead intake → estimates → job tracking → reviews, referrals and commercial prospecting.

What I built / helped build

The current brand evolution; website and localized SEO architecture; service and audience positioning; Sticks and “Florida is weird” campaign concepts; intake, proposal, lead-to-job and follow-up systems.

What happens next

Use the infrastructure with tighter business-development discipline: prioritize revenue-producing outreach to property managers, short-term-rental operators, churches, colleges and community organizations, then measure what moves inquiries toward booked work.

Operating value, not a results claim: the systems create a clearer, more consistent way to be found, communicate services, handle leads, present proposals, track opportunities, follow up and ask for reviews or referrals. No financial or conversion outcome is inferred.

Different industries. Same pattern. Find the constraint. Build the system. Move the result.

Krista leads the commercial work and participates in field execution with the team. The business tracker separates proposals, completed project value and payments received. Customer records remain private.

07 / BCI Commercial Work

Commercial strategy connected to campaigns, channels and operating proof.

At BCI / BusinessCheckup.info, Krista built revenue and led national sales and marketing work. The examples below show integrated campaigns and media relationships, with partner materials identified by source.

EMPLOYER WORK | PRIMARY ORGANIZATIONAL ROLE

BusinessCheckup.info: Commercial Role & Evidence Context

BCI career records document $865K in first-year agency revenue, personally generated from zero without an inherited book of business. Krista simultaneously developed and led five sales representatives nationally. She built customer relationships, negotiated agreements, developed integrated marketing plans with media partners and managed a $750K budget.

Source: BCI career records and role materials.

BCI-ERA PARTNER MATERIALS | CAMPAIGN-SYSTEM EVIDENCE

Digital & Automotive Campaign Systems

The materials cover automotive inventory ads, dealership feeds, search, social, email, analytics and sales support. Examples include Nissan of Bradenton, AutoNation Ford Bradenton, Conley Buick GMC and Cox Chevrolet. These names show relationship history, not endorsements or campaign results.

Partner materials add campaign context. They are not presented as Krista’s sole-authored work.

ORIGINAL OPERATING WORK PRODUCT | ROLE ARTIFACT

Tampa Magazines: Integrated Media Operations

An Added Value Manifest records 43 accounts and multichannel commitments. It is an operating record, not proof of receipts. A redacted Tampa Magazines business card gives role context.

BCI-era commercial work; direct payment or a separate consulting engagement is not represented without contract evidence.

CAMPAIGN PROPOSAL WORK | ORIGINAL WORK PRODUCT

Broadcast Media Strategy: Salem/KBIQ & Trivelli’s

This public excerpt shows the strategy from business challenge to audience, daypart and campaign approach. It is proposal work, not proof of acceptance, payment or campaign results.

Campaign proposal work. Original proposal retained privately.

08 / Source Notes

Where the sources come from.

Some results are published. Others come from Krista’s records or work samples. Each source is labeled so you can see the difference.

Published or third-party source

Published reports and named recommendations visitors can open directly.

Work sample

Examples created or assembled by Krista, with student and contact information removed.

Dated business record

Role, campaign or relationship records from the period when the work happened.

Krista-reported result

A result supported by career records and Krista’s confirmation. Its scope and attribution are stated clearly.

Privacy standard: student names, personal contact details, private tracker records and full third-party playbooks remain private. Public samples are redacted or summarized without removing the useful proof.

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