Shani de Ruiter

Office Administrator, Palo Alto Office

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Shani de Ruiter is the Office Administrator for the Palo Alto, CA office. She is also in charge of event planning for LPI's California events. Prior to joining LPI, she acquired 2 years of experience at Tony Caters as the Administrative Assistant and Event/Catering Planner. 

De Ruiter graduated from San Jose State University with a B.S. in Hospitality, Tourism and Event Management in 2018.

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