Alyssa Krueger
About Alyssa Krueger
Alyssa Krueger is a Business Development and Project Manager at CH Coakley, where she has worked since 2013. She specializes in turnkey solutions for commercial and industrial moving projects and has a background in food service management.
Work at CH Coakley
Alyssa Krueger has been employed at CH Coakley since 2013, serving as the Business Development and Project Manager for 11 years in the Greater Milwaukee Area. In this role, she utilizes a hands-on approach to project management, acting as a single point of contact for clients throughout the moving process. Her responsibilities include overseeing commercial and industrial moving projects, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive and effective solutions.
Previous Experience at CH Coakley
Before her current role, Alyssa Krueger interned at CH Coakley for three months in 2013. This initial experience provided her with foundational knowledge of the company's operations and client management processes, which she has built upon in her subsequent position as Business Development and Project Manager.
Background in Food Service at Aurora Health Care
Alyssa Krueger worked at Aurora Health Care as a Food Service Assistant from 2007 to 2013. This six-year tenure allowed her to develop skills in customer service and team collaboration, which are essential in her current role in project management.
Education and Expertise
Alyssa Krueger studied at Bryant and Stratton College-Milwaukee, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management from 2011 to 2014. Her educational background supports her expertise in managing projects and developing business strategies, particularly in the context of commercial and industrial moving.
Project Management Approach
Alyssa Krueger specializes in providing turnkey solutions for moving projects. She ensures consistency and effective problem-solving by anticipating client needs and securing necessary resources throughout the moving process. Her approach emphasizes client satisfaction and operational efficiency.