• Used SQL and Tableau to analyze printing, packaging, and shipping of Chatbooks products.• Created monthly quality control reports to improve partnerships with major print partners• Designed, sourced, and managed fulfillment on a Chatbooks product• Built competitive analysis in order to accurately price products

• Created data analysis using Tableau in order to extract variables that influence the success and failure of LinkedIn Publishing• Collaborated weekly with LinkedIn independent contractor, Ryan Montgomery, on the company's #StudentVoices initiative. • Trained a group of 50+ students on how to create engaging online content• Recruited and trained students to join the LinkedIn publishing platform• Created marketing plan that can be used across college campuses to increase LinkedIn Publishing

As an undergraduate sophomore, I wanted to get the best experience possible while getting to wear many different hats. I was able to come in to Divvy (venture-backed expense management start-up) before their launch and participate in all the excitement and hard work that comes with launching a revolutionary product. Since they have raised over 250M and become one of the fastest growing companies in America. These are a few of the projects I was given ownership over during my internship:•Structured entire self-help customer support system reducing pending tickets•Composed competitive analyses of all major expense management companies•Designed Partner & Referral program which increased company revenue stream•Conducted A/B testing to enhance the user experience of the Divvy mobile app

In an effort to build a pipeline between students and tech companies, I became a founding member of the BYU Tech Club. I have spent many hours promoting the tech industry throughout BYU as well as planning events for students and companies to get involved.

Start-up tech company; tracking system for Food Trucks; analyzes customer databases within a particular geographical location for more efficient sales tactics

At 17 years old I knew I could do more than work a minimum wage job. Starting my own business was very difficult but extremely rewarding. I did all the ground-work including lease agreements, health & city permits, inventory, building a brand, etc. In a short period of time, I was able to hire 30+ employees which taught me how to work well with others and be extremely organized.After only 4 months of operation, I had many offers from people wanting to buy The Barn. It was sold for 4x the original investment. This paid for me to go to college as well as live in Ghana, Africa for 2 years.

At 13 years old I was eager to get out and make money for myself. I was able to get a job at Seven Peaks and worked hard while all my friends played all summer. That summer taught me a lot of things that later on helped me to start and sell my first business.