I travel a dedicated territory every week calling on current accounts while cold calling on potential new accounts. I would manage current accounts trying to raise sales and profits while trying to sell in new products. While also cold-calling on potential new accounts. Focusing on customer service and customer relations.

While simultaneously managing numerous customer accounts, I would evaluate art work and create pre-press proofs. I would then set the artwork up for print production once approved. I would follow up daily with the customers, trouble shooting any problems with art work submitted. We would work with production staff to resolve any issues from print set-up to printing stage.

While simultaneously managing numerous customer accounts, I would evaluate art work and create pre-press proofs. I would then set the artwork up for print production once approved. I would follow up daily with the customers, trouble shooting any problems with art work submitted. We would work with production staff to resolve any issues from print set-up to printing stage.

At Venture Photography I was a Sales Representative. I would move from location to location approaching passing by customers to sell them a photo package into the studio. We would approach 50-60 people a day, averaging on a slow day 3 to upwards of 10 sales a day. This was a high end photo studio selling framed wall art, our sales goal per customer was $3500. I would also find local events that we could set-up at and sell to customers. These would range from events such as Art Fairs to Fundraising Gala's.

I worked in many different areas in Wal Mart while in college. Including the Photo Lab. Customer Service, and cashier. I also worked in the seasonal/sporting good areas. Where i set up displays, did inventory and put together bikes.

I had many responsibilities while working at Custom Lettering. I took orders. I cleaned the store. I would inventory. I ran the cash register and would close down for the day. I worked their for 2 years and had to leave for college.