Currently, I am a senior at the Indiana University Kelley School Business, where I study Business Management & Professional Sales. I am also a member of the Sales Club at Kelley, where I participate in sales competitions, learn from other successful businesses and entrepreneurs, and continue to use my strong work ethic to acquire critical skills for my future goals.My journey in entrepreneurship started at a very young age. I was a natural-born salesman and always envisioned starting my own business. In 2019, I brought that vision to life and started a sneaker resale company called “201 Kicks,” which I own and operate administratively and strategically. I single-handedly track expenses, sales, revenue, and inventory via Microsoft Excel and provide these reports to my Accountant for review. Additionally, I have developed marketing strategies through social media platforms to promote my business locally and online, which generated $100,000 in sales in 2021. Being an entrepreneur requires self-motivation, discipline, innovation, leadership, and flexibility, which I feel I developed while serving as the Vice President of my high school’s Jewish Student Union and Co-Leader of Character Counts. I led my teams in restoring local communities and assisting children with special needs, which built my skills in communication, delegation, teamwork, philanthropy, and time management--all of which have been key contributors to my success in sales and entrepreneurship.I am a driven individual who aspires to obtain an internship for a results-oriented company that values work-ethic, strong leadership, and innovation. I look forward to utilizing my skills in sales, marketing, communication, and collaboration to continue my growth and create a successful environment for both myself and the company.