Rox has been working with sound since she was 14. Growing up in the Coachella Valley, her opportunities to be involved in the music scene were limited. She started by helping with sound at her school's chapel band, and running sound in exchange for a ride to church on Sundays. Those humble beginnings quickly turned into frequent system setups 2-3 times a week and managing sound at any event she could, as long as she wasn’t playing bass or guitar.

In 2011, Rox moved to attend college, where she spent four years in Sydney, Australia, learning her craft as a technical director and stage manager for large-scale live audio events at a major house of worship. All while balancing school and part-time work, she dedicated around 20+ hours a week to managing audio teams and directing technical operations. She also supported and eventually lead External Audio Venue Teams for 2 major conferences a year (up to 10,00 attendees), overseeing 15-20 audio systems and leading teams of 30-40 people.

When she moved stateside In 2015, she did a foray into AV and then selling musical/audio equipment to others until she landed in the Ed-Tech realm where she has been for the last 9 years.

These days, you can find her leaning into digital content creation for bands and other small businesses.

Being a woman in audio has given her a distinct appreciation for helping others recognize that tech doesn't have to be overwhelming and when done right, can change the entire dynamic of an event.

I love making your event needs a reality