SX Business Services Employee Spotlight: Kathie Tripodi, AP Associate
December 16, 2021

Kathie Tripodi, Accounts Payable Associate

Kathie joined the AP department at SX Business Services in February of 2020.

She comes to SX with strong background of AP experience from CVS Corporate office, Bryant University Facilities Management and most recently Wingate Corporate office.

 

Kathie has been married for 43 years to her husband Bill. Together they have three children. Two daughters, Krista and Ciara and one son, Jared. She is the proud grandmother to three grandchildren Sonny, Sofia and Salvatore (Sal).

 

During her downtime, she takes part in a book club in Uxbridge and enjoys reading mystery books and watching true crime movies. If you find her in the kitchen listening to music, she is baking cookies, fudge and other desserts. Her husband is the chef! And finally she likes to hit the treadmill to, “lose the weight from all the baking.”

   

What do you like the most about your job?

I like the variety of my job working with different clients. I love working here—everyone is so polite and nice. It is a relaxed atmosphere to which I like.


If you could have any other job, what would it be?

If I could have my dream job, I would become a lawyer. I love the law.  

 

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