Creative, yet analytical. Dependably decisive. I think in, on, and outside of the box. I am a leader who can take direction, seeing the big picture while focusing on small details. I find complicated problems and create simple solutions. I seek mastery in all projects with which I am involved. I have an extraordinary ability to perceive patterns and extrapolate them to find lurking problems. I've won 300+ FreeCell games in a row and beaten expert Minesweeper in 85 seconds flat. I TiVo Jeopardy, even though I rarely get the Final Jeopardy question right. I love four-syllable words like "apivorous” but can’t help laughing when I hear four-syllable buzzwords like “paradigm shift." My name is Kevin Culbert; I am unique. While at Pepperdine University, I maintained a strong GPA while being socially active. Among other things, I was the Treasurer of the Inter-Fraternity Council, a private tutor and a member of the French National Honor Society. While my course work heavily revolved around accounting, marketing, finance, and economics, I also received a strong foundation in the humanities. This framework of study was used in a variety of projects, including a service project conducted with Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County and a marketing plan for 3M which my professor asked to pitch to the company. I earned my Bachelors of Business Administration in April 2007. In July 2007, I took the opportunity of a lifetime to help build a business from the ground-up. While at AdDogs, I consistently proved to be an invaluable asset to my team, both analytically and creatively. My input was regularly regarded as vital to my bosses, our site developers and my coworkers. From March 2008 to April 2009, I worked remotely, proving my self-motivation, ability to communicate effectively, and operate as a team member working individually.Specialties: Research, advertising, startup, QA testing, user interface, internet, print