Carmen Montijo
Carmen Montijo is a dedicated Legal Assistant with over 17 years of experience at Epstein Becker & Green, P.C., where she supports multiple attorneys with precision, professionalism, and strong administrative expertise. Known for her proficiency in Microsoft Office and MOUS certification, Carmen excels at preparing legal documents, managing client billing, coordinating travel and expenses, and supporting high-performing legal teams. Her work ethic, reliability, and personable nature have made her a trusted professional in the legal field. Beyond her legal career, Carmen is a passionate creative entrepreneur and children’s book author. She is the creator of the “Little Life Skills” series, which introduces young readers to essential everyday skills through engaging, step-by-step stories. Carmen also writes adult coloring books inspired by her heritage, faith, and family, and she teaches aspiring authors how to publish on Amazon through her courses and workshops. Her innovative approach combines creativity with practical education, empowering both children and adults to learn and grow. Carmen is equally committed to giving back to her community. She actively volunteers with local churches, school programs, and charitable initiatives, helping to distribute food, organize toy drives, and support children’s literacy. She balances her professional and creative endeavors while caring for her elderly mother in Puerto Rico, exemplifying her values of service, family, and lifelong learning. Through her work, Carmen Montijo continues to inspire others with her dedication, creativity, and heart for making a positive impact. Recently, Carmen has traveled to Colorado to read her book to (3) Three separate daycares, a total of 40 children and this is her retirement plan, to write and read to children around the world.
• M.O.U.S. Certified
• Microsoft
• Excel
• Word
• Powerpoint
• Outlook
• Litera
• Kofax
• Intapp
• Do The Thing Collaboration Group
• Rock Church
• EBG/Charities
What do you attribute your success to?
My success started strongly 2yrs ago when I signed up with Stacey Laurens "Do the thing Collaboration Group".
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Stacey Laurens blueprint, Do it messy, but do it. and "Say Yes and figure it out." (Book on Amazon) by Kristen Gutierrez.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
If you are inspired by something, don't wait, Just do it!
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
Getting sponsors to support my journey financially, to read to kids around the world.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
To be honest, to be supportive, to be committed and come through on what you say.
Locations
Just Join In Community
Rego Park, NY 11374