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• Provide strategic data interpretation and support to sales, operations, accounting, and fleet management under the direct report of the President and Chief Revenue Officer.• Played a key role as one of two leads in the Merger and Acquisition process, managing the virtual data room and collaborating with bankers and third-party consultants during the sale of the company, including participation in the management presentations.• Designed and modeled a successful fleet management program opening a $30M revenue channel.

Greater Denver Area

• Built sales, market forecasts, and pipeline.• Developed an in-house profitability tool in Excel and Python, resulting in a 63% increase in net profitability within 12 months.

• Provided strategic advisement to the revenue management team, specializing in network improvements, and utilizing data-driven models to forecast peak-travel revenue.• Developed data models to forecast peak-travel revenue by analyzing remaining seat inventory through proxy markets and trend analysis.

Greater Denver Area

• Provided strategic advisement to the revenue management team, specializing in network improvements, and utilizing data-driven models to forecast peak-travel revenue.• Developed data models to forecast peak-travel revenue by analyzing remaining seat inventory through proxy markets and trend analysis.

Greater Denver Area

• Specialized in restructuring, profitability, budgeting, forecasting, and cost mitigation.• Utilized Monte Carlo simulation models to determine expected take-rates of ancillary products.

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

Graduate research position at Colorado State University, focusing on economic analysis of biofuels, energy, and the agronomic development of rural areas. Projects had analytical focus, with considerable risk-analysis, stochastic modeling, and enterprise budgeting. Projects included:“The Economic Potential of Bio-Butanol on Marginal Lands in a Buffered Rural Economy in Western Colorado” • Designed a modeling program to determine the most cost-effective feedstock mix to use• Performed an in-depth economic analysis to evaluate the entire bio-butanol processing chain“The Economic Feasibility of Camelina Sativa as a Biofuel Feedstock in Northeastern Colorado”• Created an economic model to estimate the likelihood of successful integration of camelina• Evaluated dynamic growing conditions through the use of stochastic variable analysis • Utilized a stochastic simulation engine to model random iterations of key biofuel input variables• Recreated real world conditions with spreadsheet analysis to allow for better applicability of results “Designing a Technology-Neutral Cost-Benefit Pricing Analysis for the Electric Power Sector in Colorado”• Built a model to determine economic damages linked with externalities from electrical generation• Estimated the cost of emissions in per kilowatt-hour basis of electricity produced

Master Of Science - Ms, Agricultural And Resource Economics

Thesis: "The Economic Feasibility of Camelina Sativa as a Biofuel Feedstock in Northeastern Colorado." The thesis modeled the probability.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Economics, Cum Laude

Minor in Environmental Studies, Minor in Spanish Language.