Responsible for managing a large volume of accounts for a wide variety of content spread across several major publications, including Fortune, TIME, Forbes, The Princeton Review, and The New York Times, among others. The primary account holder for all content from The Princeton Review and Fortune Education.

Main responsibilities included: finalizing sales to be sent to accounting/production; researching potential companies/clients via the web and direct communication; assigning inbound leads to sales representatives; corresponding with publisher representatives on future projects; and managing new content published by our partners.

Main responsibilities included: managing inbound requests from clients; disseminating vetted information to sales reps in a timely manner; researching copyrighted content for clearances; interacting with publisher representatives; inputting and updating information in the company database; and preparing content file supplies for customers.

Main responsibilities included: monitoring surveillance videos of insurance claims; analyzing investigative findings; proofreading updates, writing reports, speaking to clients; managing investigations; editing/converting video; and initiating invoices to be billed to clients.

Main responsibilities, consistent with the assistance of day-to-day operations, included: quality control, product preparation, intake/outtake, delivery preparation, inventory, billing, customer service, as well as the occasional delivery.

Main responsibilities included: management of community service cases; facilitating Community Accountability Board case management and administrative processes; planning outreach events with local youth programs, schools, and other community partners; assisting community members and defendants by supplying them with community resource information in person and over the phone; and other tasks.

Main responsibilities included: proper safeguarding of fragile materials; delivery of said materials; use of heavy machinery; maintaining proper data entry and a good rapport with customers.

My main responsibilities included stocking and pulling to and from the shelves, leveling the aisles, and keeping up a good rapport with customers. Heavy machinery used at times. When necessary, managerial duties were taken upon.

My main responsibilities were pulling products to be brought out to the floor and back-stocking products to be brought back in to the backroom. Depending on the product being pulled this would sometimes require the use of power equipment. I would also occasionally stock items on the floor and zone in the backroom and the floor.