EDUCATED
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After 3 years in the Lundquist college of Business at the University of Oregon, The 2008 Recession depleted my college funds, but then returned to college 10 years later to finish a degree in Marketing at the University of Washington. Expanded my knowledge by completing required courses for the Sports Business Minor, as well as optional courses regarding Sports Revenue and Advanced Topics in Sports Enterprise Management.
PROJECT MANAGER
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From Mini-Fridges to the impact of Title IX on the landscape of athletics, my group projects have encompassed a wide variety of topics but focused on my passion, sports. Collaborating with peers, orchestrating ideas, and presenting findings in a clear and productive way was the standard of my college career, and I flourished.
LEADER
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Elected Boy Scout Troop 419 Senior Patrol Leader, the highest position in the troop, organized and ran weekly and monthly planning meetings, arranged campouts, and led over 100 scouts and adults to Seattle Washington for Summer Camp. Returned to the troop to become a Assistant Scoutmaster to guide 22 new scouts down the trail to the rank First Class
COMMUNICATOR
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As President and Founder of the “Bark No Bite” Public Speaking Club, made a structure of opportunities to let my fellow members grow as public speakers. Comfortable in front of groups, was the focal point and catalyst of meetings throughout the year, laying the groundwork for the future of the club.
RESILLIENT
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Amongst the pandemic era, made over 2000 cold calls to potential ticketholders as the Tacoma Rainiers baseball team Sales Intern. Sold 166 packages, meeting and exceeding my goal for the summer of 100.
AMBITIOUS
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With remaining money from my college fund, took classes including guitar, tennis, golf, acting, music appreciation and ballroom dancing. Joined Toastmasters Public Speaking Club, Mountainiers Climbing Club, and Comeback Sports flag football.