Work Experience

Class Representative - Electronics Engineering Technology

Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning

September

2013 - Present

Marketing Manager

LifeStyle Home Products

September

2012 - May 2013
I managed the local marketing for LifeStyle Home Products in the Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph and Milton areas. Managed a team of 10 canvassers generating leads for LifeStyle Home Products.

Kitchener Teritory Sales Representative

LifeStyle Home Products

February

2012 - September 2012
Met with prospects for in-home demonstrations and a free estimate.

Financial Security Advisor

Freedom 55 Financial

October

2010 - September 2011
My family has resided in the Kitchener region for over 6 years. After earning my Business Commerce degree at the University of Guelph I joined Novell for business to business sales. Inspired by the work my Father’s work at Freedom 55 Financial I have followed in his footsteps. Using Freedom 55 Financial’s planning approach, I’ve helped many people define and achieve their specific goals. For some, it is planning for early retirement, for others, buying a cottage or saving for a child’s education. Their financial security plans are designed so they can achieve these goals regardless of what life throws at them. It’s this type of plan I’d like to help build with you.

Education

Conestoga College

Electronics Engineering Telecomunications, Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering

2013 - 2016

I'm currently enrolled in full time studies at Conestoga College. At the time of writing I am in 3rd semester and have a 90+ average in all of my classes. In addition to my studies, I have taken the initiative to volunteer one hour a week as a teaching assistant to run a 1st year help session to mentor students who are struggling with the course material. I have also been elected the class representative for my program 2 years in a row. I am also the Founder and President of the school club Video Gamers Anonymous to help students over come their gaming addictions, which I have observed to be a much larger problem than it used to be.

University of Guelph

Business Commerce, Management Economics

2005 - 2007

Freedom 55 LLQP and IFIC licensing course