Micaela Mellicovsky Email & Phone Number

• PennyDrops is Canada's largest student-run non-profit organization that champions financial literacy among Canadian youth, equipping youth with the knowledge and confidence to make informed financial decisions• Oversee and manage a team of 6 Directors• Spearheaded initiatives in data governance, management, and analytics to optimize data usage across the organization. • Represented the insights team in weekly c-suite meetings, facilitating cross-departmental collaboration, addressing challenges, and overseeing administrative functions to ensure seamless operations.• Manage the website: https://www.pennydrops.org/

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• Collaborate closely with a dynamic team of 6 executives to effectively collect, organize, and analyze quantitative and qualitative data from PennyDrops' programs• Contribute to cross-functional projects focused on optimizing PennyDrops' platform for Student Mentors, simplifying a multi-step process across various platforms onto Slack for 10+ chapters

London, Ontario, Canada

• tutor students with ages ranging through kindergarten to high school enriching their math and English skills (10-15 weekly)• improve critical thinking and quick problem-solving skills as each student required an individualized approach to learning• mark, plan, and pull students' work according to their respective levels and how they are succeeding in a timely and organized manner• work alongside a diverse group of coworkers, improving communication skills and adaptability, as a trustworthy and reliable team member• quickly adapted to an online work setting and continue to work flexibly both in-person and online, as needed

• Led and trained a team of 14 to label 500+ logs weekly (~2400 total) with 95%+ accuracy, specializing in project, log, lithology, sample, lab, and water data tables.• Implemented the certification process for team members, ensuring high accuracy through detailed audits and feedback.• Managed the hiring, onboarding, and performance tracking of labelers, while overseeing daily reporting of team hours and log completions.• Collaborated closely with leadership to ensure all project goals were met, improving data quality for model training and decision-making.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Conduct comprehensive research and analysis on transportation policies and initiatives, providing valuable insights to support decision-making processes within the ministry.• Assist in the preparation of reports and presentations, synthesizing complex data into clear and concise formats to communicate key findings to stakeholders effectively.

Miami, Florida, United States

• Collaborated with consumer and prestige teams within the influencer marketing sphere where tasks encompassed influencer research and analysis, managing media relations and outreach, and overseeing shipment logistics.• Bilingual proficiency in Spanish and English enabled engagement with the LATAM division of select brands, contributing to a comprehensive and cross-cultural approach to project execution.

• explored and studied Jewish and secular texts alongside a variety of educators and peers in a pluralistic environment • only Canadian and youngest of 26 Fellows selected for the competitive and prestigious international fellowship from a pool of ~200 applicants• composed of monthly sessions and three in-person seminars throughout the summer and following school year• remain involved in alumni community, attending in-person alumni events throughout the USA

• personally selected by coaches due to performance in previous years to help coach junior team• improved leadership abilities through managing a team of 10 players• created individualized plans on helping each student on the junior team to succeed and providing feedback to coaches based on their performance during practices and tournaments• balanced playing on the team and coaching younger students, attending all practices

• attended weekly practices as the youngest member of the team• proved to be a vital member of the team during city-wide regional tournaments• competed on the first team in four years to make it to provincials

• selected top players to compete in tournaments depending on their displayed skills • improved organizational and interpersonal skills through thrice-weekly team practices and competitions• helped quickly transition to an online setting to continue practicing• delegated tasks to assistant team captain as needed while training them to be team captain for the following year

• peer-elected role as one of the most senior members in the chapter for two consecutive years• improved leadership abilities through managing a chapter of 30 members• competed at a provincial level and helped the majority of chapter members proceed onto provincials (79%)• helped foster a strong sense of community through team activities, such as volunteering at local organizations and holiday parties

• competed at a regional level (2018, 2019) and provincial level (2019)• self-studied a variety of applicable subjects, including marketing and hospitality

Bachelor Of Science - Bsc, Computer Science

Activities and Societies: SSMU Ski Club, McGill Chabad, Pennydrops (Student Mentor - McGill Chapter, Chief Data Officer - National Team).

High School Diploma, 96.8%

Activities and Societies: Junior Band, Peer Tutor, Reach For The Top, DECABaha'i Community of London Race Unity Award; DELF B2 (2022.

Italian Language And Literature, 91%

• one of 100 highly-motivated students selected city-wide to take a tuition-free course at Western University through WISE, Western's.