Andrew Michael Coatsworth

Planet Earth (123) 456-7890 J@uw.edu

EDUCATION
University of Washington Honors Program, Seattle, WA
Michael G. Foster School of Business, Departmental Honors with a focus in finance
August 2012- June 2016
3.78 cumulative GPA
Earned Deans List honors for 10 out of 11 completed quarters, awarded Certificate of High Scholarship for
the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 academic years
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
Beta Gamma Sigma, International Business Honor Society
Current senior standing in credits
Certified in Foster School of Business Microsoft Excel Credential
Completed courses include: Business Finance, Business Economics, Marketing Concepts, Financial and
Managerial Accounting, Strategic Business Communications, and Honors Calculus I, II and III
WORK EXPERIENCE
Greater Seattle Bureau of Fearless Ideas, Seattle, WA
March 2016-present
Consultant (Management 440 Consulting Course)
Collaborated with three University of Washington classmates to strategically advised the BFI to help their
storefront achieve profitability
Consulted in areas including cause marketing, identifying market segments, increasing sales, and inventory
management
University of Washington IMA Member Services Desk, Seattle, WA
Operations Coordinator and Student Assistant
July 2014-present
Leading and managing a team of three student assistants to provide excellent customer service to members
and guests of the facility to ensure the successful opening, closing and daily operations of the facility
Aramark at Husky Stadium, Seattle, WA
Warehouse Assistant
September 2013-November 2013
Received and sorted supply shipments for Husky Stadium
Collaborated with managers to maximize efficiency of concession stands
Organized and prepared concessions stands in a stadium with a capacity of over 70,000
Woodward Middle School, Bainbridge Island, WA
C-Team Boys Basketball Assistant Coach
November 2009-December 2011
Mentored and coached athletes who were cut from the junior varsity and varsity teams
Assisted a player with Downs Syndrome during final two seasons of coaching
Educated athletes on the importance of work ethic and dedication required to improve skills
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Beta Theta Pi, Beta Omega Chapter
Vice President
March 2015-January 2016
Appointed to the executive team to manage internal chapter operations
Head of the chapter judiciary committee tasked with deciding disciplinary cases
Integral member of the Beta executive team operating a $750,000 budget and 10,000 ft2 facility
Beta Theta Pi, Beta Omega Chapter
Risk Manager
January 2014-January 2015
Elected to the executive team to manage the safety of 110 members and their guests
Revised chapter preventive risk management policies to improve member compliance
Enforced risk management policies for multiple quarterly social events and general facility safety
Beta Theta Pi, Beta Omega Chapter
Pledge Class President
October 2012-January 2013
Liaison between 35 new members and initiated upperclassmen
Worked with the chapter executive team to successfully initiate the freshman class into the fraternity