Amy Rossi

Langhorne, PA

currently: Please hire me!

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What was your most memorable summer job?

I enjoyed working at Sesame Place more than any other job. This was my first summer job that really allowed me to network and find a role within a company. I was a cashier inside Mr. Hooper's Emporium, where I met all kinds of people and made lifelong friends. I got to spend a lot of time outdoors, rotating to different kiosks within the park, and it was memorable because I remembered visiting Sesame when I was small and thinking how fun it would be to work there.... read more

Posted @ 10:51AM, July 06, 2007 by Amy Rossi | Permalink
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Work history

Creative Marketing Alliance July 2006 to the present
Marketing Coordinator

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How would you describe your time at Creative Marketing Alliance?

Oversee numerous client accounts from concept development to final project delivery. Maintain budgets, timelines and target messages. Manage schedule for interactive digital media projects for entire building. Prepare campaigns for new business opportunities. Write marketing proposals.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car June 2005 to February 2006
Account Coordinator

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How would you describe your time at Enterprise Rent-A-Car?

Sales calls with prospective and existing clients. Damage waiver sales to over 40% of all customers I handled. Client relationship maintenance and building.

Education

Millersville University August 2001 to May 2005
Speech Communications, Public Relations

How would you describe your time at Millersville University?

Journalism, magazine writing, feature writing, newspaper staff writer/reporter, Dean's List for two semesters, media law, public relations

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