Formerly ClearEdge Partners

Formerly ClearEdge Partners

At the beginning of the 2018-2019 school year I was given the role of head student manager, where I was tasked with seeing over and leading our staff of 16 managers, along with all the other tasks that I previously mentioned. New responsibilities include leading and instructing managers their roles during practice, coordinating a schedule of when managers will work home games and what their roles will be, and organizing class checks by managers on all players of the team.

As a student manager I am responsible for a multitude of different tasks that allow players and coaches to perform successfully during the season, and during the off season. These tasks include coordinating and assisting in set up and break down of practices and games. They also include participating and assisting in drills, rebounding for players, running scout team, filling water coolers, and players individual water bottles, and any other other duties necessary to ensure a successful practice/ game. I also travel on all road trips with the team which requires that I assist in packing and loading/unloading necessary equipment for the trips, organizing team meals throughout the trip, assisting at team practices/games, and helping the coaches/players with any issues they may have throughout the trip.

As a Sales Operations intern, I worked with both the Sales Planning & Analysis team and the Sales Operations team to support the Sales force and improve its Sales productivity and velocity. I frequently used Qlik Sense to analyze and display sales data for various members of the Sales department. This analysis typically included displaying accounts with and without pipeline, and analyzing pipeline data, as well as displaying and examining a variety of other various info. To go along with these tasks I worked on other ad-hoc requests on Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint, as well as Salesforce.com. These tasks would include assignments such as compiling a Qlik How-to Guide, to teach future Sales Operations employees the tips and tricks to successfully use Qlik.

As a Tournament Ops Volunteer Coordinator I assisted the Tournaments Ops team throughout the semester in helping plan and prepare for SoccerFest, as well as working on the day of the event. In the months leading up to the event I assisted the team in many ways, including writing the 30+ page Rules and Regulations Document, assisting in developing a schedule for the event, assisting in developing a parking plan, and helping coordinate the referees for the event. I also created the slides for our Volunteer Training night and presented these slides on the day of the training to all parking volunteers and referees. On the day of the event I was in charge of monitoring and running the Top-Gun league fields. This meant I was in charge of observing the games, ensuring the referees were present and doing their jobs, handling any issues that may arise, updating standings, and coordinating the Semi-Final and Championship games.

As member of the Basketball Operations team I worked with a team of 5 people and oversaw all basketball related activities. These duties included scheduling, contacting collegiate coaches, coordinating vendors, and overseeing a group of game day volunteers. On the days of the event I assisted in a variety of tasks including working the scoreboard, assisting in setup and clean up , and helping our director of basketball operations with any other tasks he needed.

As an Operations intern I was responsible for a variety of different duties to help prepare and execute 7 different Summer Games Competitions, as well as provide support for the other 21 competitions . These duties leading up to the competitions included communicating with each sport's coaches and coordinators to determine competition needs. They also included coordinating and ordering necessary equipment, uniforms, and event support services including officials and medical personal. Other duties included assisting coaches with securing tryout and practice venues, as well as assisting with participant promotion and recruitment, including using services such as Constant Contact. Once Competitions began I would serve as site director for each of my assigned competitions and venues. I would coordinate all set up and operations, and execute all necessary event procedures. For example this would include registration on the first day, and medal ceremonies on the last, and various other tasks in between to ensure a successful competition.

During Winter 2017 over my break from school I helped coach the JV team at my high school. I assisted the head coach in a variety of ways, as well as providing instruction to the players. During practices I would help run drills and teach players a variety of skills based on what they had been struggling with the past few games. I also would provide input to the team during scrimmages and other similar parts of practice. During away games I would do the scorebook, keeping track of each team and player's points, fouls, and timeouts. During home games I would be on the bench with the head coach helping decide substitutions, as well as helping make adjustments to the game plan throughout the game.

During the Summer of 2016 I worked as a laborer for my town's Department of Public Works. We were tasked with a variety of work to maintain town of Dedham property. This included mowing lawns, weed whacking, and lopping overhung branches, as well as other various duties assigned by my foreman. I operated with other part-time laborers to accomplish tasks in an efficient manner. I also collaborated with full-time workers to finish projects that they need assistance with. For example I would lay asphalt on non-satisfactory roads, and cut driveways to provide full time workers with an idea of where they should lay the asphalt. During the Winter of 2017 during my Winter Break I worked during snowstorms helping with snow removal and cleanup, during , and after the storm. During the storms I would shovel various parts of town including Dedham Square. In the days after the storm ended I would help run different machines to clean up and remove snow throughout the town.

As a member of the Community Outreach Team my responsibility was to build a relationship with the participating communities to get fans to come to the games. The goal was to get as many fans to the game as possible, while also ensuring the participating teams enjoy playing in this tournament, and are inclined to participate again the ensuing year. I prepared to do this in a variety of ways including doing research on the towns, players, coaches, and the team's history. I also communicated directly with the Athletic Director and coach of the teams to develop a plan to entice students to come to the PVTO. As part of our youth program activation initiative I planned creative events that enticed younger members of the community to come to the games.

As a Court Monitor I was responsible for ensuring that jumpers had a safe, enjoyable experience while at SkyZone. To do this I would do a variety of different jobs including explaining the court rules to guests on their way into the facility. When the jumpers would arrive at the courts I would enforce the rules at the various different activities available to the jumpers including dodgeball, the foam pit and the main courts. Enforcing the rules would occasionally require unruly jumpers to be kicked off the courts which I would do with the approval of the lead court monitor. I would also do other various tasks assigned to me by my managers including cleaning the bathrooms, cleaning the courts and maintenance to the courts when the store is not open.