Taylor D. Voss is a senior at Colorado State University-Pueblo majoring in Business Management with an emphasis in Marketing and a minor in Leadership Studies. They have significant experience managing projects and strong communication skills. Their experience includes creating business plans, marketing strategies, and leading volunteer and extracurricular activities. Upon graduating in Spring 2016, Taylor will have a 3.8 GPA and extensive professional experience in entrepreneurship, nonprofit work, and campus leadership roles.

1. Taylor D. Voss
605 W. Routt Avenue
Pueblo, CO 81004
(719)242-3503 Email: Taylor.Voss@comcast.net
Summary of Qualifications
 Significant experience managing projects from inception through completion.
 Competitive team player who believes in constant, never-ending improvement.
 Ability to thrive in an ever changing, fast-paced environment.
 Excellent oral and written communication skills.
 Well-developed supervisory skills in guiding employee professional growth and development.
 Strong marketing background with experience in social media marketing.
Education
Colorado State University-Pueblo, Hasan School of Business (AACSB Accredited)
Major: Business Management, emphasis in Marketing Minor: Leadership Studies
GPA: 3.8 - Anticipated Date of Graduation: Spring 2016
Professional Experience
Entrepreneurship Incubator – Startup Pueblo, Pueblo, CO 8/2015 – Present
 Collaborated with the founding team members of Startup Pueblo to initiate the founding of an
entrepreneurship incubator.
 Created a detailed business plan including marketing, operations, and financial plans.
VP of Community Relations, Enactus Entrepreneurship Club, Pueblo, CO 8/2015 – Present
 Created multiple projects to partner with and help grow local businesses owned by women
entrepreneurs and started a campaign on campus to promote and encourage recycling and
sustainability.
 Responsible for the coordination of the community/business advisory board as well as initiating
mixers, a newsletter, and distributing a graduating members list.
Healy Fellow – Healy Center, Hasan School of Business 8/2013 – Present
 Member of the founding team that initiated, planned, and organized the annual Pueblo
Entrepreneurship Competition.
 Extensive work on contributing to a business plan for the iBot, a powered wheelchair that can climb
stairs.
Penrose House Intern – El Pomar Foundation, Colorado Springs, CO 6/2015 – 8/2015
 Responsible for assisting with day-to-day operations at the education and conference center for
nonprofit organizations across the state at the Penrose House.
 Experience in managing guest groups at the Penrose House.
 Engaged in a professional development series, covering topics ranging from the nonprofit sector to
leadership theory, specifically including investing, grant making, public speaking, business writing,
and networking.

2. Consultant – Center for American Values, Pueblo, CO 1/2015 – 4/2015
 Created a comprehensive marketing plan that included strategies for local, state, and national levels.
 Researched successful marketing strategies and conducted a city-wide survey of Pueblo to collect
information on the local market.
Supervisor – Intramural Sports Program, CSU-Pueblo Recreation Center 8/2014 – Present
 Managed a team of 20 officials in 8 different sports.
 Led official training sessions and completed administrative work, utilizing Microsoft Office and
Google Docs.
Senator, Hasan School of Business – Associated Students’ Government 8/2014 – 4/2015
 Led a project on campus sustainability by conducting surveys across the CSU-Pueblo Campus and
creating a report proposing new strategies to increase our university’s impact.
 Engaged in speaking to the senate on promoting campus involvement and sparking excitement for
student engagement.
President – Rotaract Club, Pueblo, CO 8/2013 – 8/2014
 Led a team of 10 members in professional development, networking, and community involvement.
 Created the first ever Pueblo West 5k Santa Run and worked closely with Junior Achievement in
leading a session for 2nd
grade classes on financial literacy.
Activities
Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society 5/2015 – Present
CSU-Pueblo President’s Leadership Program 8/2012 – Present
El Pomar Student Leadership Experience Scholar 8/2013 – 5/2015
CSU-Pueblo Recreation Center Advisory Board Member 8/2014 – 5/2015
Dean’s Advisory Council Member-Hasan School of Business 8/2012 – Present
CSU-Pueblo Honors Program 8/2012 – 8/2015
CSU-Pueblo Student Organization Funding Committee Member 8/2014 – 5/2015
President’s Leadership Program Retreat Committee Chair 1/2014 – 8/2014
Volunteer Experience
1st
Annual Pueblo Ethics Conference – President’s Leadership Program 8/2014 – 3/2015
 Responsible for delivering the welcoming and closing speeches for the event.
 Focused mostly on working with the marketing committee, engaging in internet marketing through
Facebook and Twitter, as well as more traditional marketing in the newspaper and flyers.
Student Leadership Experience Program – El Pomar Foundation 8/2013 – 5/2015
 Worked with the Paws for Life Animal Shelter to create an animal safety educational program for
elementary school classes.
 Partnered with the Pueblo Cooperative Care Center and initiated a shoe drive on campus.
New Orleans Service Trip – Alternative Spring Break Program 3/2013
 Volunteered to help rebuild a home for a family in New Orleans and tutored middle school students in
math at a local middle school.
Junior Achievement 1/2013, 3/2014, 10/2015
 Led activities for 2nd
and 4th
grade classes to teach financial literacy and entrepreneurship.