My focus is on the overall success and satisfaction of our clients. I manage portfolios of all shapes and sizes to ensure continued satisfaction and adoption with the Navigator Platform and LifeRaft team.My favourite feature of our platform is the ability to take large data sets (i.e. subreddit threads) and post-filter it based on topics/terms of concern so that you can cut out the noise and be notified on the actionable threats.

Based out of Halifax Nova Scotia, LifeRaft was incorporated in 2014 with a clear objective to develop a better solution to solve challenges presented to organizations by the global adoption of open source intelligence.LifeRaft’s Navigator platform combs the web in pursuit of potential threats to your corporate security. Posts from open sources – like social media, forums, and the deep and dark web – are analyzed and monitored in real-time so you are immediately alerted when information of concern hits the web.Navigator is used by various sized organizations including many Fortune 100 companies globally to monitor online interactions. This enables their security and operations teams to limit exposure of vulnerabilities as it relates to employee credentials, social engineering, data leaks, organized crime, and to compliment traditional endpoint security programs. Navigator provides the tools to boost security in today’s tech-driven world by enabling security teams to react instantly to critical events.

As an ambassador, I was responsible for delivering an engaging and interactive presentation to students from grades P-12 to teach the importance of accessibility and inclusion in their school environments, social settings, and society. My presentation was about 45 minutes long and spoke to my personal experiences with hearing loss as an athlete, a student, and in everyday life. The goal of the presentation was to have the students adopt a new perspective and take action on ways they can make their physcial spaces and social environments accessible and inclusive for all.

The Wallace Family Internship provided me with the opportunity to have a self-directed learning experience to develop my enterprise venture with the coaching and assistance from StFX staff and faculty mentors. Through the exploration and development of my own innovative idea, I strengthened my entrepreneurial skills.

Leading a team of student volunteers, I created Hearing for All, an initiative to help those struggling with hearing loss in low- and middle-income countries who cannot afford, or do not have access to, audiology care. This student-run initiative collected over 100 used hearing aids for refurbishment and donation.

Eligible to tutor in all previously taken business and economics courses.

Hired by the Accessible Learning Centre to take notes for courses currently enrolled in and organize the information for submission to other students in the class.

While adhering to the bank's policies, procedures, and guidelines, I was responsible to:- Perform customer transactions- Be knowledgeable on products and services to best answer customers' questions- Analyze customers' needs and recommend potential products/services- Handle complaints, provide appropriate solutions and alternatives in a timely manner, and follow up to ensure resolution- Contribute to team's goals

Responsible for serving customers in a fast-paced environment. Required to handle cash/debit transactions and balance up to $1500 on a nightly basis. Trained new employees, managed inventory, and ensured work environment was clean.