1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80933
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Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Money Plus, and QuickBooks Pro
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Strong leadership and conflict management skills
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Solid critical thinking and decision making skills
University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS)
Bachelor of Science in Business
719-555-1234
clydesprings@gmail.com
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Experienced university mascot and team player
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Known for dynamic presentation style and ability to communicate with diverse populations
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Demonstrated ability to create client loyalty
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Innovative thinker who is able to work with individuals and groups
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Effective team player with strong communication skills; highly proficient in Spanish
Anticipated Graduation:
May 2015
Emphasis in Finance, Minor in Accounting
Current GPA: 3.67
D.A Davidson Companies , Colorado Springs, Colorado Summer 2014
Consulting Summer Intern
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Prepared reports on various companies containing: o Company profile and summarized financial statements for senior staff o Trend, common size, and ratio analyses and compared firm to industry o Documented any accounting distortions and their possible effect on analysis o Provided a summary/recommendation regarding the future of the company
Finance 4700 Practicum and Research, UCCS August 2013-May 2014
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Charged with investing $2,000 dollars of donated money from D.A. Davidson to create and
manage a portfolio
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Set a target return of 15-20% EAR and made investment decisions accordingly
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Conducted fundamental and technical analysis to make sound investment decisions
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Managed portfolio for two semesters, achieved an EAR of 65%
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Presented results at the end of the semester and was awarded a summer internship
Agilent Technologies , Colorado Springs, Colorado Summer 2013
Marketing Intern
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Created Excel database to manage results of an international web-based survey of 516 clients
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Streamlined the design of a new web-site which reduces the number of calls to sales staff
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Bought media space in several national publications with a budget of $5,000 dollars
Performance Audio Sound , Colorado Springs, Colorado June 2013-Present
Tint Installer
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Improved tint technique to reduce waste from 35% to 10% resulting savings of $500 a month
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Consistently meets personal monthly sales goals
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Provide customer service in person and via multi-line telephone with an increase in customer satisfaction and repeat customers
201 Main Hall, 719-255-3340, www.uccs.edu/career Clyde Springs – fall 2015

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201 Main Hall, 719-255-3340, www.uccs.edu/career Clyde Springs – fall 2015