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• Promote and market training services and products to drive profits through published advertisements, strategic coordination with athletic coaches, and targeted phone calls. • Directly responsible for increasing profits year over year by at least 100% by increasing market share. • Provide superior training and mentoring to team leaders to help them understand the importance of leadership and how to lead their teams throughout the upcoming season.• Create training literature to inspire and motivate student-athletes, as well as teach leadership lessons during training sessions to help student-athletes understand the importance of integrity, teamwork, humility, and perseverance. • Conduct team and personal athletic training to help athletes become faster, quicker, stronger and bigger.• Manage company’s human resources and hiring function. Utilize all employees’ strengths to maximize the company’s services.• Create and maintain the company’s website, www.thefortisacademy.com.• Conduct budget analysis on all aspects of the company’s operations to ensure efficiency and maximize profitability. • Coordinate multiple trainers and training sites simultaneously while maintaining quality standards.• Communicate regularly with parents and athletes through email and phone to clearly articulate company’s vision, progress of athletes, and tailor services to the individual’s needs.

Do you feel the pressure in today’s hockey culture to train all year, play in numerous out-of-town tournaments, and pay thousands of extra dollars so that your hockey player can compete with the best? If so, you’re not alone. Today’s prevailing wisdom states that year-round intense hockey training, starting at the youngest ages, is necessary to develop elite hockey players. It argues that families must choose between hockey and school events, family dinners, study time, and other sports. The good news is that families need not feel pressured to choose because this prevalent hockey training philosophy is not only in many ways unethical, it is also detrimental. Year-round intense hockey schedules are damaging youth hockey player’s futures. Too much hockey is hurting athletes academically, socially, and ironically, athletically as well.We don’t have to accept this state of affairs. Although time is running out, we can still restore sanity and integrity to the game of hockey. This won’t be easy. It’ll require families to start resisting the arguably enormous pressure to always do more. Community associations, coaches, professional hockey players, and many others will need to step up in order to change the tide.It’s time to save our game.

Bloomington, Mn

Rockville, Md

2015-2016: CBHL Champions

Relevant CourseworkNES 269: The Politics of Modern Islam – An examination of the political dimensions of Islam. NES 307: Afghanistan & the Great Powers – An in depth three hour seminar looking into the history of Afghanistan.NES 337: The Middle East in the 20th Century – Reviews the history of great power politics in the Middle East, the dynamics of the Middle East sub-system, and trends originating from the region that impact contemporary global affairs. POL 379: Intelligence, National Security, and the Constitutional Democracy – This class covered the history of the United States intelligence operations.NES 236: Introduction to Islam – Brief and broad introduction to the Islamic religion.POL 329: Public Leadership and Public Policy - Specifically looked into small-group behavior and decision making psychology including group-think and positive illusion theory. Presented Research/Task ForcesWWS Task Force on Yemen: This task force presented to State Department officials in January 2011 on an array of policy issues related to Yemen. Personally was involved in researching Al Qaeda in Yemen and the necessary policy response. WWS Task Force on the Electric Grid: Presented to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation in May, 2011 regarding the need for modernization of the current grid. Specifically, advocated for upgrading to advanced metering infrastructure and other smart grid technologies.

Commercial Real Estate Consulting for Bastion Commercial Properties, LLC, Bloomington, MN Summer 2009 - PresentConsultant● Conduct property searches for clients and prepare portfolios for client presentations.● Compile data on all commercial properties in several major suburbs in the Minneapolis area. ● Manage all website and IT issues.● Create tax appeal documents. Determine market value of property by researching comparable property values and lease rates as well as conducting investor cap rate analysis. ● Develop new organization models to create systems that are conducive to efficiency and quality. ● Participate in tours of key properties throughout the Twin Cities.● Manage several restoration projects including the painting of office and townhouse buildings. ● Create marketing brochures, informational flyers, and postcards to promote property listings.Westside Perk Coffee Shop, Bloomington, MN Summer 2011● Observe shop operations anonymously in order to obtain an accurate picture of the business’ operational health.● Conduct staff training meeting to help coffee shop maximize sales, customer service, and overall shop quality.● Analyze target market through census research and available market statistics online. ● Review business financials

● Develop strong hockey specific training programs for athletes between the ages of 8-14. ● Manage company structure and overall organization.● Work with parents to help their children see the values of hard work and self-discipline. ● Create marketing brochures to attain more clients.

Bachelor Of Arts, International And Public Affairs

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