Kieng Iv
162 Brier Park Road | Brantford, ON | N3R 5T7
kiv@uwaterloo.ca
519.897.1012
ONLINE PROFILES
E-Portfolio: http://kiengiv.uwaterlooca.efolioworld.com/
Profile: http://accounting.uwaterloo.ca/afm/student-profile-kieng.htm
SUMMARY OF SKILLS
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Hard working and determined individual who loves challenges and strives to consistently improve
Exceptional organizational and communication skills established through student leadership roles
Strong team player with outstanding interpersonal skills as proven by various work experiences
Highly productive worker who demonstrates the ability to complete tasks in a timely and efficient manner
Very competent in finance supported by strong performance in finance courses and teaching assistant
position
Proficient with business applications such as MS Word, Excel, SAP, Lotus Notes, Outlook and PowerPoint
EDUCATION
Candidate for Bachelor of Accounting & Financial Management
University of Waterloo
Expected graduation: December 2010
• Minor in Economics
• Dean’s Honours List and Excellent Academic Standing
Sept. 2006 - Present
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Student member, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario
Member, Institute of Internal Auditors
Sept. 2008 – Present
Mar. 2008 – Present
WORK EXPERIENCE
Risk Consultant
Sept. 2008 – Aug. 2010
Deloitte & Touche – Enterprise Risk Services
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Interviewed information technology personnel and developed a thorough understanding of clients’ business
and information technology environment
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Performed audit procedures and assessed management’s assertions surrounding information technology
controls
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Made several recommendations to clients to increase information security and become more compliant with
regulatory standards such as Sarbanes-Oxley
Teaching Assistant
Apr. 2009 – Present
Marker/Proctor
Sept. 2008 – Present
University of Waterloo - School of Accounting and Finance
• Assessed performance of midterms, assignments and final examinations by providing objective marking
• Guest lectured on three different occasions by presenting cases, new material and review sessions
• Critically evaluated course structures and suggested improvements to professors
• Marked midterm and final examinations for AFM 101, 102, 123, 131, 201, 241, 291 and 371
Workshop Facilitator
May 2009 – Present
Organizational and Human Development – Student Leadership Workshops
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Attended 3 day training session on how to effectively facilitate workshops
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Focused on collaboration by working effectively with co-facilitator to enhance leadership workshop
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Developed oral communication through facilitation of workshops for groups of 15-20 student leaders
Kieng Iv
162 Brier Park Road | Brantford, ON | N3R 5T7
kiv@uwaterloo.ca
519.897.1012
AWARDS - EDUCATION
Robin K. Banks Fellowship, University of Waterloo – School of Accounting and Finance
Sept. 2008 - Present
• Exceptional academic and extracurricular accomplishments
In-Course Millennium Scholarship – Provincial Level, Millennium Foundation
Sept. 2008 - Present
• Outstanding leadership, academic and community-wide achievements
Queen Elizabeth II Aiming for the Top Scholarship, Ontario Government
Sept. 2006- Present
• Excellent academic achievements in high school and maintained strong performance throughout university
Merit Entrance Scholarship, University of Waterloo
Sept. 2006
• Entering average of greater than 85%
Head Master Award – Top Overall Student, Brantford Collegiate Institute
June 2006
Valedictorian of Graduating Class, Brantford Collegiate Institute
June 2006
AWARDS - OTHERS
Student Leader of the Year, Federation of Students
Mar. 2010
• Meaningful impact on University community through leadership and given to the top 10 student leaders.
President Circle’s Award for leadership, University of Waterloo
Jan. 2010
• Excellence in university career leadership. Highly competitive award, given only to top student leaders.
Student of the Term, University of Waterloo – Arts Student Union
Aug. 2009
Two 3I – Operation Improvement Suggestions, Siemens Power Generation
Apr. 2008
1st - Individual, University Chess Championship – Division B
Jan. 2008
1st - Team, University Chess Championship – Division B
Jan. 2008
Super Frosh Leader – Excellent enthusiasm and dedication, Accounting Orientation
Sept. 2007
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Committee Member, Federation Orientation Committee
Nov. 2008 – Sept. 2009
Team Leader, Arts Orientation
Mar. 2008 – Sept. 2008
Arts Tech Crew, Arts Orientation
Mar. 2007 – Sept. 2007
• Worked with three other committee members to plan a five day orientation for 1200 first year students
• Used initiative ideas and hard work to improve many aspects of orientation week
• Enhanced leadership skills through interacting and motivating over 200 orientation leaders
• Achieved highest student volunteer position for orientation week
Team Leader, Accounting & Financial Management Admissions Assignment
Apr. 2008, Apr. 2009
Student Panel, Accounting & Financial Management Admissions Assignment
Apr. 2008, Apr. 2009
• Displayed outstanding leadership skills by leading a group of 50 volunteers to set up an event that hosted
over 3000 visitors
• Professionally introduced myself and answered questions for parents while on the student life panel
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Mentor, Mentor Buddy Program - Accounting Students’ Education Contribution
Sept. 2008 – Dec. 2008
• Guided four first year students through their first semester at university
• Helped them excel academically through tutorial sessions and one-on-one tutoring
Mentor, Adopt a Co-op - Accounting Students’ Education Contribution
Sept. 2008 – Present
• Led two second year students through their first co-operative education job search each year
• Created a “Jobmine 101” document to describe how to use the university’s co-op job database
• Performed mock interviews, resume critiques and one-on-one consulting to help them professionally