Responsible for monitoring pricing inquiries for retail and distributor customers for all marketing segments:• Led the annual price increase review, coordinating with sales and master data teams to verify and update pricing, resulting in a 95% accuracy rate. Ensured timely updates, minimizing disruptions, and enhancing operational efficiency consequently reducing invoicing errors.• Complied customer hierarchy lists to simplify pricing input processes, enhancing efficiency during busy periods such as annual price increase ultimately reducing errors and saving time.• Reviewed pricing for all customers, including active and inactive SKUs, identifying, and removing unnecessary conditions to ensure clarity and accuracy in pricing for the company.• Managed and processed various requests within Lotus Notes, including promo pricing, fire sales, listing/delisting, and price changes, ensuring timely and accurate updates to pricing information with little to no complaints from account teams and reduced errors in invoice pricing by employing critical thinking skills to consolidate information and resolve pricing issues efficiently using reports.• Ensured implementation of permit pricing for distributor customers in accordance with CDC pricing protocols into SAP • Approved rebate agreements, ensuring alignment with the rebate team's requirements for seamless system setup. Provided support to account teams regarding rebate setup inquiries.

An initiative committee started by the Residence Society where grants are offered to students living on-campus to help make a difference in a student's respective building. The committee has aided multiple projects, such as creating care packages for students on their perspective floor buildings during this pandemic. The following responsibilities included: -Assisted in building a criteria for students applying for the grant and developed tiers for the amount of money each initiative can receive. -Aided in budgeting the amount of money that the committee can offer to each initiative.-assess applications and determine the amount of money each initiative gets.

As residence facilitator, I acted as an impartial third party in the Non-Academic Misconduct System, a points system which delivered points to students who were more than likely to have violated any community standards on using a probabilities system at Queen's University. Responsibilities included: - Educate residents on the Residence Rules and the importance of maintaining a safe and respectful residence community- Holding conduct meetings with students who violated the community standards resulting in students understanding the standards better and decreasing repeat violations from students. - Ability to make difficult decisions on whether a student is responsible for violating a community standard- Facilitated in running numerous events with Residence Society, resulting in successful events where students enjoyed themselves - Assisted the House President with contributing ideas, planning and staffing of building-wide events- Took minutes at house council meetings - Advocate for students through peer-based meetings

Responsibilities included: -Assisted students in understanding complicated and straightforward math concepts in first-year math courses such as derivatives, word problems and all kinds of integral questions. This resulted in students achieving the grades they aimed for in their respective math classes.-Provided advice to any first-year considering majoring in Economics

A club based at Queen's University with a focus on topics such as living sustainably and delving into environmental issues in both micro and macro ways:Responsibilities include: -Assisted in creating new ideas to present sustainability to the school such as seminars, movie nights, and clothing drives, resulting in a significant turnover of students for a new club. -Aided in making executive financial decisions for events, using Microsoft excel, leading to efficient ways of financing each event and keep members on track budget-wise.

Responsibilities included: -Worked as a cashier where I helped bag and organize items that resulted in no complaints from customers. -Aided in putting things back to their original spot, such as shopping carts and unwanted food items, which resulted in a clean and orderly working area.

Worked as a cashier for window and drive-through, some responsibilities included:-Helped run McDonald's meals to paying customer which resulted in excellent reviews due to quickness-Made drinks like coffee and smoothies to customers-Stalked up items such as food and condiments after my shift was over resulting in workplace efficiency when other colleagues arrived for their shifts.