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Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Pepper Pike, Ohio, United States

•Analyze the performance and risks of Federated Hermes equity, multi-asset, and alternative mutual funds, active ETFs, and SMAs utilizing quantitative and qualitative methodologies to explain and improve fund returns.•Support investment process through direct research and interaction with Chief Investment Officer, Portfolio Managers, and Investment Analysts.•Assess and present fund risks through various analysis/reporting using risk models such as Barra and Northfield. This includes contribution to tracking error analysis, VaR, stress testing, and risk-based performance attribution. •Create materials and lead presentation of quarterly performance attribution and risk meetings with Chief Investment Officer, portfolio managers, investment analysts, client portfolio managers, and product managers in attendance.•Support Marketing, Sales, Client Portfolio Management, Product Management, and RFP/DDQ proposal teams.•Utilize, develop, and debug Microsoft Excel VBA code to automate reporting.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

•Supported Federated Hermes internal and external sales teams, marketing teams, and designated clients with accurate mutual fund, variable annuity, and stable value performance comparisons and trend analyses of Federated products versus applicable competitor funds and products. •Utilized Lipper LANA, Morningstar Direct, Thomson Financial, Bloomberg, Zephyr, iMoneyNet, Total Client, FINDERS, FINDERS Analytics, and Microsoft Excel.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

•Assisted faculty with research project investigating the correlation between hospital quality of care and information system management•Organized and transferred medical database information utilizing Microsoft Excel and Access•Performed statistical analysis of medical data to assist faculty research•Planned, organized, communicated, instructed, and distributed student assignments and projects

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

•Working in the Finance Department, I assisted the IT Project Director transition the company to a new Enterprise Resource Planning system. I utilized JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and Magento software systems. Also assisted the product management team with tasks relating to product records and document management.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

•Was responsible for assisting Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs with management and supervision of all home game promotional activities and for assisting the athletic marketing and ticketing managers with various projects. •Designed, supervised and coordinated game/event promotions, ticket sales and sponsorships.•Controlled Robert Morris University Athletics Twitter and Facebook accounts.

Butler, Pennsylvania, United States

•I instructed youth soccer, baseball, football and fishing camps over the summer and currently supervise the Youth and Family Center. These experiences have allowed me to work with a wide age group of children ranging from five years old to high school. I have learned how to teach, educate, have fun with, and discipline them. I have also learned how to manage a relationship with the children's parents. Often, I am by myself without supervision or guidance, so I am responsible for conducting and planning the sport camps effectively.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

•While working under Marketing and Entertainment Director, John Wodarek, I completed well over 50 hours of work experience at Heinz Field over the summer of 2013. I was an integral part to the preparation, coordination, and organization of major stadium events and game days. These included the Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, and Florida Georgia Line concerts hosting over 65,000 people. I gained valuable experience in event management, sponsor appearances, vendor coordination, media logistics, etc. Specifically, I worked closely with the performers, tour managers, radio station managers, vendors, and fans. I was in charge of pre-event festivities outside the stadium as well as behind the scene work during the concert. I helped conduct meet and greets and escorted performers to and from their suites. After the successful completion of my 50 hours over the summer, the organization asked me to stay on board and work Pittsburgh Steeler games throughout the season.

Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania

•Working under Director of Multicultural Development, Corinne Gibson, I began working with the Office of Multicultural Development my junior year and continued into my present role my senior year. Both years, I took a leadership role and gained diversity experience by mentoring incoming freshmen of minority status. We worked with a select group of freshmen one week prior to the start of the fall semester and are involved with them throughout the school year. I meet with my mentees once a week to check up on them and monitor how they are doing in class, personally, and socially. I deal a lot with students problems and help them come up with solutions. I am also required to meet with my supervisor once every two weeks to monitor how I am doing. This is a very rewarding job to have and I consider it a huge part of my maturation as a person and a leader.

Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, United States

•While working as a practicum student under Associate Athletic Director Torry Rollins, I was responsible for the daily managing of the Athletic Department's Excel spreadsheet regarding athletic team's debits and credits. This allowed me to understand the funding system of a collegiate athletic department regarding the Foundation, State, and Co-Operation funds as well as understand what kinds of expenses the department and teams incur on a regular basis. Things such as recruiting, lodging, travel, meals, equipment, supplies, uniforms, referee expenses, coach's salaries, etc. In addition to budgeting and financing experience, I also completed travel forms and conducted research on potentially switching all Slippery Rock University athletic teams uniforms to Under Armor. In addition to office work, I also gained valuable experience working football games. I completed tasks relating to ticketing, attendance and security.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

•Working with the Pittsburgh Steelers field crew was one of the best experiences of my life. I obtained crucial experience in Professional and Division I sports including game day preparations, facility operations, and field maintenance. It allowed me to gain insights into just how complex the world of sports really was. Up until I got hired for the job, I took Steeler and Pitt games for granted and did not know how much work went into the production of them. I started in the summer and ended at the end of the Steeler's season in December.

Butler, Pennsylvania, United States

•While working as a practicum student under Youth and Family Director, Jamie Knauff, I completed over 50 hours of work experience during the summer of 2012. I was a part of the planning, organizing, and coordinating of the Butler YMCA Triathlon hosted at Moraine State Park. I obtained donations from local companies which were then compiled into a gift bag for all race participants. Donations included gift cards, coupons, pens, etc. This allowed me to gain valuable experience making cold calls to businesses. I was responsible for setting up all the signage relating to parking, directions, and information prior to the event. On the day of the event, I distributed gift bags to participants as they arrived to the event, directed race participants during their transition from one event to another, and took pictures of the medal ceremony at the end of the event. In addition to the Triathlon experience, I created flyers for different events the YMCA was hosting and advertising sport camps and programs.

Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, United States

•While working under Sports Information Director, Bob McComas, I completed 50 hours of work experience during the Spring semester of 2012. I was a radio broadcaster for Men's Basketball and Baseball games. I also took pictures of players during their games to be used in articles published by the Sports Information Department. I also spotted substitutes and relayed them to the press box to be recorded on the Slippery Rock University athletic website for parents and fans to follow the games.

Master Of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Sport Management