About Kristie
A cheerleader at her hometown high school, Kristie went on to cheer at the collegiate level for Mount Olive College. Just one month after earning her Business Management degree from Mount Olive, Kristie came to work for ATCOM as a customer support rep and, soon after, was promoted to Project Manager. In her role as Project Manager, Kristie plays on her outgoing and enthusiastic personality, and has been forming positive relationships with customers and ensuring that their needs are met for over 25 years. Now residing in Cary, Kristie is the mother of her daughter, Lindsey, and four rescued kittens.
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