Nothing takes the place of face to face meeting to bring business partners together but it takes a global travel company like Carlson Wagonlit to engage clients through service, visibility, management tools, technology, and safety awareness to surpass the completion and obtain their part of 6% share of the global mid-market increase through to 2020. By the way congratulations on your “tremendous win” at the IMA awards. I have built my career on two principles; add value and integrity. I’m the person who thinks about the emotional connection with people through a great story while driving business development growth and sales strategy, and then I go about building upon that foundation. I understand entrepreneurial spirit as I have the passion to lead the activities resulting in increased awareness for the Carlson Wagonlit Travel brand.
After working with different ages of children for eight weeks straight, I realized that helping them learn and grow was something I was good at and also something that I quite enjoyed. Seeing the kids and teenagers flourish under the
It was at this moment I knew that I had discovered something special, and it is called BBYO. BBYO is a teen-led Jewish organization that facilitates and allows future leaders to grow and develop. BBYO stood for B 'nai B 'rith Youth Organization until it became independent from B’nai B’rith in 2002. BBYO is a democracy. Teens get elected to serve on boards, and every rule is set by a motion made in a business meeting BBYO runs based off of parliamentary procedure and the needs and wants of the people.
I’ve always had a passion for helping people, especially children and the elderly population. In fact, I have been working with children quite some time now. I was a camp counselor. I tutored and assisted children with their homework and other assignments. I taught vacation Bible school.
At Brown University, I want to take full advantage of the Business, Entrepreneurship and Organizations (BEO) program, exploring how it gives students the opportunity to approach an organization through three major concepts: economically, sociologically, and technologically. By combining the sociological approach from the BEO curriculum with courses in Gender Studies, I'll be able to tackle one of the world’s most concerning issues in large organizations: the lack of minority groups such as women, the LGBT community, people of color and indigenous individuals in leadership positions. With the support of the Pembroke Center, for instance, I'll be able to boost the Vice Versa, a new not-for-profit organization founded by a Schwarzmann Scholar and I. Vice Versa aims to shape organizational cultures to openly attract more gender and race diversity within higher levels of a business’ hierarchy; deconstructing such cultural problem by its roots, and therefore, avoiding the return of this issue in its original form.
“Disease” was nothing more than a word to me until my father was diagnosed with type II diabetes and kidney disease during my junior year in high school. In the same year, my beloved grandmother passed away from gastric cancer. She had suffered from type II diabetes and gastropathy for more than ten years. The doctor said that various daily medicines and long-term malnutrition led to her cancer. I witnessed the pain my grandmother suffered during the final period of her life.
Personal Profile I’m looking for the job of Internship in business and economic area. I seek to develop my workplace skills and experience. Multi-language speaker as English, Cantonese and Mandarin. I will bring skills in accounting technology, communicate and promotion. Education 2014-present Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Professional Accounting Macquarie University Accounting information analysis and the use of MYOB Financial technique and Data analysis, use of Minitab, Excel Marketing Basic Management Business Law on contract and civil.
Following my high school graduation, I plan to attend SFA to study environmental science. I have chosen this major on the basis of my passion for conservation and sustainability. I will be studying environmental science in pursuit of a career in conservation research and sustainability. My goals in this major include acquiring meaningful knowledge, expanding my understanding of environmental concerns, and gaining a clear outlook on the work that is needed from me to make a difference in my field. My interest in this field spurs from the fact that our world is taking a turn for the worst.
Over the years I have also assisted in leading my school’s academic team and as a captain of the soccer team. In my spare time I also enjoy teaching through the summer Promise Programs and volunteer frequently at Bourbon Heights nursing facility. I like to be around and work with people frequently and am eager to learn from others and their
My parent though I had ADHD and took me to hospital when I was five years old. I had hard time during classes on sitting on my chair quietly, all though I had high scores on my tests, I was always the “problem student” in the class. One of my elementary school teachers, suggested my parent help me find my interest. Therefore, most time in my childhood was learning things: Chinese traditional musical instrument, ballet, modern dance, painting, and calligraphy. Apparently, I did not get into any of these fields, but I did do way better in class because of all those energy consumptions.
Life as well as technology is constantly changing. It is my belief that in order to be successful in all of the phases in life, I must have courage and be strong. I understand the need to invest my time in things that will help me to develop an efficient way in complete my daily tasks in this new venture. What am I going to bring to the table? My courage, knowing that when I finish my new journey I will be able to serve better at my work, community, and Country.
My hope is to cultivate an inclusive school environment, where I help teachers, parents, and administration build partnerships. Building these partnerships and helping develop programs will hopefully help me start a non-profit, which is not only a career object but a life goal of mine. I want to serve the low income/ at-risk youth population by providing services like remediation and enrichment, behavioral interventions, individual and family counseling, mentors, exploratory and educational trips, and summer camps. As an African American female with a strong ethnic identity, I have struggled to overcome subtle and negative effects of discrimination experienced in the classroom. This can erode self-confidence and lower motivation, but guidance or exposure to an optimistic voice can empower.
As a current library media specialist at an elementary school, I have also had the privileged of working as an elementary school teacher for twenty years. I believe that it is the teacher’s position and duty today to help scaffold each child’s learning ability in order to help them achieve their fullest potential within literacy learning. I want to create a school environment and a program that will meet the fundamental knowledge skills and abilities of each stakeholder. Utilizing my skills by increasing student achievement and helping them become information literate. The management and coordination of these individual components will culminate in the program of services offered. .
I am a well versed and people-oriented person, both high qualities that make the fundamental foundation of a pharmacist. As an aspiring pharmacist, I have excellent communication skills, a passion for making people `first' and the ability to be responsible for my actions. My motivation in the profession is embedded in my desire to improve other people's health, be knowledgeable in various disciplines pertaining to health care. My first inclination to becoming a pharmacist is due to concern for other persons.
Throughout all my life, I have always had in interest in STEM, or “science”, “technology”, “engineering”, and “math”. These subjects have affected my daily life in many ways. Science and math were always my highest grades out of all the other academic subjects throughout the school year. Technology and engineering has always intrigued me, since these areas keep expanding and becoming more advanced in our current century. When the STEM Explore Summer Camp came to be, I thought becoming part of this activity would be a great opportunity to become more in depth with my future.
