Supporting early, high-growth companies across multiple areas to build processes and a culture that increases employee retention & satisfaction

Dispatch Goods is a circular logistics platform keeping single-use plastics out of the waste stream.

#Brewbird is a coffee technology company.

humm harnesses cutting edge neuroscience into products that allow people to learn faster and perform better. We're starting with a convenient wearable patch that improved working memory by 20% in our randomized trial, overseen by scientists from UCSF and Berkeley.thinkbetter@thinkhumm.comwww.thinkhumm.com

Connecting UC Berkeley resources, corporate innovation teams, and global players in innovation to our cutting-edge startup companies, pursuing world-changing technologies.

SVP is a global network of 3500+ partners across 40 cities. At SVP Sacramento, we are committed to engaging with non-profits focused on education. We are reinventing philanthropy – amplifying our collective giving by supporting a portfolio of nonprofits through both funding and strategic in-kind support. Learn more at www.SVPSacramento.org• Launch annual nonprofit SVP Fast Pitch event, activating 70+ corporate leaders as mentors, resulting in $7 in follow-on funding for every $1 invested in the process, benefitting 46 nonprofits over three years, and hosting 750+ leaders from the Sacramento Region at our culminating event• Drive collaborative solutions in the education sector, connecting local nonprofit leaders with corporate executives and foundations through strategic matchmaking, resulting in $3 of value for every $1 invested• Lead philanthropy development and engagement program for 40+ local partners, resulting in over 1,000 hours of high-skill volunteer opportunities valued at over $100,000

• Provide research support in the estimation of economic damages in litigation matters• Analyze and interpret Excel spreadsheets to reveal trends across data sets• Review prepared court documents to ensure all entered data corresponds across records

P.L.A.Y. is a state-certified private behavior consulting firm working to correct behavioral, emotional, or educational deficits in children ages 0-18. P.L.A.Y. provides consult services for school districts, parents, and insurance providers to create and implement wraparound support plans to ensure each client is provided with the necessary tools to make progress towards measurable, achievable goals.• Consult weekly with tutors, parents, and district support teams to identify and target maladaptive behaviors for a caseload of 12 students • Construct appropriate support materials used in implementing and tracking goal progress• Produce semi-annual client reports establishing student baselines, interpretation of goal progress data, and revised, measurable goals• Train student support staff in faithful implementation of behavior intervention strategies and data-tracking procedures

Chosen as part of a Corp of 4,500 from a pool of 46,000 applicants to serve within a national service organization built upon a belief in action towards achieving academic equality for all children, regardless of their race or economic circumstances • Adapted mainstream reading curriculum to meet the needs of special education students with emotional disorders, resulting in 89% of students improving their reading ability by more than 1.5 school years• Team Lead for paraprofessionals, establishing a classroom routine for consistent behavior management that allowed classroom-wide behavior interventions to decrease by 38% from beginning to end of school year• Responsible for maintaining confidential records in a highly regulated environment documenting each students’ disability and needs in order to adjust behavior goals to the changing needs of the students; 84% overall student behavior goal achievement rate• Designed and implemented a math curriculum for whole-class instruction across three grade levels, producing more than 1 year of math growth in 100% of students

The Oberlin Student Cooperative Association (OSCA) is the 2nd largest student cooperative in the country, committed to providing college and community members with affordable, sustainable alternatives to college provided housing and dining. • Prepare financial statements for nine individual cooperatives and remain available for counsel to each individual cooperative treasurer; all nine cooperatives remained on-budget during my term as Financial Intern• Lead weekly financial committee meetings to discuss the operations and fund management of OSCA, determining the investment strategy for over $250,000 in OSCA funds• Partner with the OSCA treasurer to determine appropriate allocation and accounting for the $2.4 million annual OSCA budget• Track and report on OSCA spending trends and income in order to determine budget allocation for upcoming semesters to maximize member savings and increase funds for OSCA enrichment programs

• Organize and track cooperative adherence to health-code standards through a freezer temperature log, food-kept record, and unannounced, informal, weekly inspections of kitchen staff activities • Lead local inspectors through cooperative kitchen, providing documents demonstrating adherence to health-code standards• Conduct twice-daily review of an industrial sized kitchen, used for cooking for 70+ people per meal, to ensure all kitchen equipment was being cleaned and stored according to Ohio State kitchen safety law• Lead training for 70+ individuals to introduce appropriate health-safety guidelines for food preparation, storage, and clean-up requirements

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