In Her Heels with Tina Adkins-Fisher

National Sales Manager for Rio Las Vegas, Tina Adkins-Fisher

From aspiring HipHop artist to hospitality sales powerhouse, Tina’s career path is anything but conventional—and that’s exactly what makes her story inspiring. Join us as we interview our Director of Membership for the Las Vegas Chapter, Tina Adkins and step into Her Heels to learn about her journey.

How did you enter into your industry?
My Mother worked in Hospitality for Hyatt and Marriott Hotels. She suggested I explore opportunities within the Hotel Industry since there are several departments to experience.

Did you always know you wanted to have this career?
No, I aspired to be in the music industry as a HipHop Artist. I had no idea I would be in Sales.

If you could tell yourself one thing when you first started your career, what would it be?
I would tell myself to be open, curious, to not get too comfortable and you can do it ALL.

How do you manage imposter syndrome?
I still struggle with this at times and it requires a constant reminder of my success and my own recognition of my work ethic. It is the work that I put in each day that keeps me here.

If you could go back and tell your teenage self advice what would it be?
Boys can wait. Be fearless. Believe in yourself.

Where are we likely to find you on the weekends or when you aren't working?
Brunching with friends, getting a massage, hanging out at home with family, traveling.

Name 3 things you cannot live without.
Flavorful foods, Ocean waves, Music.

What are you currently listening to? Podcast? Favorite song that motivates you?
My playlist has multiple personalities. You'll find Gospel, HipHop, Rnb, Korean pianist, Deepak Chopra Meditations. Most recent audible was Mel Robbins "Let Them".

How do you get yourself out of a funk when you are having an off day?
Alone time. Motivational Videos. Rest.

What would surprise us about yourself?
People are surprised when they learn I used to rap because I am quiet and mostly reserved.

What is the best advice you have received?
Love yourself first.

What are some career highlights and biggest career accomplishments?
My ability to be resilient through change and uncertainty.

What is something you are excited to be working on?
More self-discovery. Working on myself (ourselves) is the greatest project we will ever have the pleasure of working on.


Contact information: Where can members connect with you?
Connect on LinkedIn here.

If you would like the chance to meet Tina in-person, you can find her at the next Heels & Handshakes meeting June 17th.

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