Centered on motorcycle safety training and program development, she has spent more than 35 years designing, managing, and expanding large-scale rider education initiatives across civilian and military environments. Her experience includes overseeing some of the largest motorcycle safety programs in the United States, including a statewide program training approximately 60,000 riders annually and coordinating dozens of training providers and instructors. Her work has directly contributed to measurable safety improvements, including reductions in rider fatalities and enhanced braking performance through curriculum and training refinements. Her experience also includes management of military traffic safety training programs, oversight of two-wheel and three-wheel motorcycle safety programs, and development of risk management initiatives related to rider safety and accident prevention.

Her expertise spans instructor recruitment and certification, curriculum development and field testing, and rider behavior and risk mitigation, including development of safety training materials and psychology-based risk education programs. She has worked extensively with national training organizations and military programs, participated in crash causation research, and delivered hands-on instruction in both classroom and field settings. Her prior roles include Director of State Programs, Program Manager, Director of Training and Safety, Military Safety Liaison, Senior Manager, and State Coordinator within motorcycle safety training and educational organizations. She has also participated in national motorcycle safety standards initiatives and committees involving NHTSA, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF), and the U.S. Department of Transportation Motorcyclist Advisory Council. In addition, she has provided expert witness services in motorcycle crash and safety-related matters, applying practical training standards and real-world program experience to evaluate rider behavior, accident factors, and safety practices.