Megan Moore Email and Phone Number

•Established and evolved a digital template system for outgoing price quotations, invoices, and packaging slips•Managed and oversaw digital records, primarily financial records.

•Responsible for connecting with other organizations both on campus and within the local community•Developed a mode of communication and resources to connect members with entrepreneurial resources on and off campus•Collaborate with other groups and apply entrepreneurial skills to solve different problems around campus and in the Dayton area

•Work to provide support, service and build an interpersonal connection with customers•Help customers develop a schedule and work out class strategy most conducive to each individual •Manage the front desk to oversee and ensure the basic functionality of the business on a day to day level

• Worked as a Manufacturing and Production Operations Intern• Efficiently and effectively conducted both continuous and periodic inventory of laminate sheets and interior passage doors • Accompanied and engaged in customer quality control visits and attended Patrick Ind.’s Customer First training • Regularly used and incorporated Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations (also known as AX software)• Earned a forklift driver’s license and actively engaged on the floor using the fletcher machine and drawer side cutter

Flyer Enterprises is a student-run business organization at the University of Dayton. It operates 11 on campus locations, oversees 200 Employees and brings in 1.2 million in annual revenue. As a sales associate at Heritage Coffeehouse, I am investing my time in Flyer Enterprise with the opportunity to further get involved in the corporation's higher level of business operations.

A high school program in the St Joseph County that transforms the lives of its students through entrepreneurial thought and immersion. Daily classes take place at local businesses to explore these businesses and learn from the business professionals behind them. Through this program I have had the chance to create my own personal business and pitch to investors. This experience has given me the opportunity to build a basic background in developing BMCs, obtaining sponsors, event planning and working as both apart of a team and as a leader in a business setting. These experiences all contributed to my class' production of a community / business event, City on the Rise featured in Notre Dame's Idea week. I was an active member of the sponsorship department in addition to leading public relations, internal communication and event design. City on the Rise had over 300 people in attendance and it brought in a net profit of $34,000.