1. Marian Li
m.li15@umiami.edu
Current Address: (904) 826-5397 Permanent Address:
1527 Albenga Avenue; UV 7-212A 1604 Santa Marie Court
Coral Gables, FL 33146 St. Augustine, FL 32080
EDUCATION
University of Miami Coral Gables, FL
Bachelor of Science in Health Science; GPA: 3.62 May 2016
Major: Business Administration (Health Sciences); Minors: Business, Chemistry, and Public Health
Honors: Provost’s Honor Roll, Dean’s Scholarship, General Honors Program, and Miami Commitment Program
Courses: Financial & Managerial Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Organizational Behavior, & Healthcare Management
WORK EXPERIENCE
NextEra Energy Resources Juno Beach, FL
Project Accounting Intern June 2015 – August 2015
§ Facilitated stand-alone entity financial audits of 3 domestic and 2 international renewable energy assets by
summarizing over 600 land leases to reconcile payments and verify consistent, proper accounting treatment
§ Implemented 5 amortization schedules to ensure accuracy during month-end closings and improve earnings forecasts
§ Improved controls related to land lease process that identified 2 risk areas: categorization and origins of payments
§ Standardized lease policies to align with company-wide initiative to streamline the financial reporting model
Sapoznik Insurance North Miami Beach, FL
Business Development and Healthcare Research Intern June 2014 – August 2014
§ Enhanced the wellness platform by generating five templates on health insurance policies, healthcare reform updates,
and healthy well-being; these presentations were distributed to all prospective and existing accounts
§ Provided effective initiatives for clients’ demographics by analyzing insurance and preventive healthcare data
§ Increased social media activity by 12% through a campaign via Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter
§ Assisted Business Development and Quoting Department to compose a Request for Proposal (RFP)
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Committee on Student Organizations (COSO) Coral Gables, FL
Chair May 2015 – Present
§ Managed the establishment and operations of 14 new clubs that represent student’s interests
§ Advocated existing student organizations’ financial requests to enrich student life and fostered a sense of community
within and among the 283 student organizations on and off campus
§ Enforced policies and procedures related to improving services and resources for student organizations
Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee (SAFAC) Coral Gables, FL
Multicultural Liaison & Past-Secretary August 2013 – Present
§ Allocated 93% of Student Activity Fee funds ($1.7M) to 283 student organizations and invested 5% (100k) in idle
funds in appropriate high-yielding capital items across UM campus
§ Standardized and established guidelines to consistently and efficiently provide support for future allocations
§ Managed 27 organization Treasurers to adhere to the proper procedures and maximize funds requested
Toppel Career Center Coral Gables, FL
Peer Advisor August 2013 – Present
§ Advised, evaluated, and critiqued 20% of resumes, cover letters, and personal statements in one-on-one meetings
with undergraduates, graduates, and alumni; averaged 56 weekly critiques and walk-ins appointments
§ Led monthly workshops and practice interviews to improve students’ soft skills during the interview process
Asian American Students Association (AASA) Coral Gables, FL
President May 2014 – May 2015
§ Raised and managed $23,000 for annual Lunar New Year Celebration that 13% of the student body attended
§ Planned and hosted large-scale collaboration events such as Spring Cultural Fair, Dragon Boat Racing, and Mid-
Autumn Moon Festival with prominent organizations across campus
§ Coordinated with 27 schools to promote diversity via conferences in Southern Florida and the East Coast
AID (Assisting Individuals with Disadvantages) Program Taichung, Taiwan
Volunteer Teacher July 2012
§ Selected as one of 300 participants globally for a leadership program for high-achieving diverse talent
§ Developed teaching plans implemented in an English class of 20 second and third grade students
SKILLS
§ Quorum: Agreement Database, Working knowledge of SAP: Accounting General Ledger and BOBJ
§ Microsoft Office Suite: Word, PowerPoint, Excel
§ Proficient in Mandarin Chinese