Founded in 2005, Voices.com is the largest global online marketplace for audio and voice over products and services comprised of more than half a million business clients and voice actors. Its flagship website, https://www.voices.com, records approximately two million unique visitors annually and has enabled over 300,000 transactions to date. Headquartered in London, Canada, the company employs more than 120 people and has clients and voice talent in 160 countries.As an Account Manager at Voices.com, I work to build relationships with businesses in order take their creative ideas and put a voice behind them. I work for the client to post their project on our website, cast voice talent, and review dozens of auditions daily in order to find the perfect voice for their project. I work hard to make their life easy, and their experience with Voices.com a smooth and successful one.

Responsible for reaching out to prospective clients in many areas, including Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations, E-Learning, Animation, Video Games, Production, Broadcasting, and many more.For more information, contact me via email at sean.mancuso@voices.com or by phone at (519) 858-5660 ext. 538

A recent graduate of the BAM program, having obtained a 3.93 GPA in the final semester, earning Honour Roll status. Have learned valuable skills and knowledge in Google Adwords and Analytics, Event Planning, Web Design, Market Research, Sales Management, Global Marketing, and New Media concepts, including Web 2.0, Mobile Marketing, and various Social Media websites.Member of the prestigious Community Consultancy program.

Performed various tasks assigned, including editing documents, creating spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations, creating brochures, and updating and maintaining the Mentorship Manual (Student and Mentor versions) that I created last summer. Other office tasks as required by members of the LKSB.

I was a support agent for Apple, providing assistance with the iPhone, and Mac portable and desktop units. I was also designated to be a Sales Champion for my team, which meant that I was responsible for tracking sales that fellow team members made, and attend meetings with Apple Sales executives.

I was a copy editor at the Niagara Falls Review, laying out various newspaper pages on a nightly basis. The position began as a co-op after the Journalism-print program had finished, and eventually led to a part-time role.