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Jessie was
born and raised in Southern California, where she grew up
riding and competitively showing horses. She graduated from
CSU Northridge with a degree in Biology and then moved on to
a career in real estate. After the real estate boom was over
she decided to move to Las Vegas and settle down, if one
could do such a thing. It did not take long for her to
submerse herself into the nightclub industry just as anyone
young and beautiful would do.
Knowing full and well that it is very difficult to get your
foot in the door on the strip, she went to National
Bartender’s School and became certified in Mixology. She
wanted to be as prepared to muddle a fine cocktail as an
artist would want to paint his canvas. She began her calling
on the strip at Dal Toro/Lamborghini as the token busty
bartender.
A few months later she hit gold when she landed a job with
Pure Management Group as a bartender for the fashionably
fierce nightclub, Christian Audigier. If you did not already
know, PMG is a large corporation that covers properties like
Pure, LAX, Noir Bar, Coyote Ugly, and restaurants like the
world famous Dick’s Last Resort, the Company, and Social
House. PMG is your one stop shop for a weekend of food,
drinks, and a guaranteed great time.
What do you think of Vegas? Vegas marches
to a very different beat. It’s a 365 days a year 24 hours a
day 7 days a week city. It is international, it is inviting,
and it is inspiring.
What do you like about working at Audigier? It
is a fabulous venue. It is set right on the waterfront at
Treasure Island, where guests can sit on the patio and watch
the Siren show. Guests can sit and relax, drink a bottle of
Ed Hardy wine, while mingling with beautiful model cocktail
waitresses and bartenders that are sporting the famous
designer’s fashion line.
What is the best way to tip you? The best way
to tip me is to come and see me at Audigier. Regular clients
are more than just customers, they are friends.
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