
The title “office manager” doesn’t do justice to the roles that Samantha Curtis fills at Liberty Trail RV.
“Samantha is the operational backbone and financial steward behind multi-location performance. In addition to leading regional operations, she serves as the accounting department — overseeing financial reporting, payroll, reconciliations and compliance with precision and integrity. She doesn’t just manage offices — she builds high functioning systems that drive profitability and accountability,” writes her nominator.
Having joined a startup RV company, Samantha was integral to helping lay the operational and financial foundation that allowed the business to scale quickly and sustainably — it currently has two locations with a third on the way.
She developed and implemented standardized processes across departments, created financial tracking systems from the ground up and established accountability measures that drive performance across all locations.
Her nominator says Samantha doesn’t just lead well operationally, she leads people well, too.
“She mentors managers, refines onboarding processes and fosters a culture of ownership and excellence. Her ability to pair strategic thinking with hands-on execution has transformed rapid growth into organized, scalable success.”
Part of that is through the ongoing support and growth of women in the RV industry.
“She leads visibly, confidently and without apology in spaces where women are still underrepresented — particularly in operations and financial leadership roles. By successfully serving as both regional office manager and head of accounting within a rapidly growing startup, she demonstrates that women belong at the center of strategy, finance, and executive decision-making in this industry.
“She actively mentors female team members, encouraging them to pursue leadership opportunities, develop financial literacy, and step into roles traditionally dominated by men. Through hands-on training, open communication, and a culture of accountability and empowerment, she creates pathways for women to grow within the organization.”
Samantha’s fingerprints can be found all over the business, from financial performance to operational scalability. Having built the company’s accounting infrastructure from the ground up, she implemented structured reporting and processes that improved financial accuracy and strengthened compliance.
Most importantly, Samantha leads by example. Her competence, decisiveness and measurable impact help normalize women in high-level operational and financial roles.
While Samantha has risen to the executive level, she didn’t start there. “One of the most defining challenges Samantha faced was entering the RV industry with no executive title, no established authority and no traditional pathway into leadership,” her nominator writes. “She began as a detailer — learning the business from the ground up, immersed in the day-to-day realities of operations.
“In an industry where advancement often follows a traditional hierarchy, Samantha rewrote the script. She overcame the challenge of being underestimated by consistently delivering measurable results — proving that leadership is not given by title, but earned through performance, vision and execution.”
Samantha’s advice for up-and-coming women in the RV industry:
My advice to up-and-coming women in the RV industry is simple: don’t wait for a seat at the table — earn it and own it.
What it means to Samantha to be a Women in Business honoree:
Being named a Women in Business honoree is such an honor and something I am very proud of. To me, it reflects the support, mentorship and trust of the people I’ve had the privilege to work alongside.
This recognition is not just about individual achievement — it represents the collective effort of strong teams, great leadership and a community that encourages growth and accountability.”



