1. Nicole Stockmeyer
Northwood University

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Elevator Speech----------------------------------------------------------Slide 3
Course Descriptions-----------------------------------------------------Slide 4
Resume---------------------------------------------------------------------Slide 5
Recommendations--------------------------------------------------Slides 6, 7
Reference List-------------------------------------------------------------Slide 8
Accomplishments--------------------------------------Slides 9, 10, 11
Volunteer History------------------------------------------------------Slide 12
Work & School Samples-----------------------------------------Slides 13-23
Skills-----------------------------------------------------------------------Slide 24

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Hi, I’m Nicole Stockmeyer. I am a full-time student currently who
was duel-enrolling between Delta College and Northwood
University but now am full-time just at Northwood. I’ll be
graduating in December with a bachelor’s degree in Fashion
Marketing and Management. I played 2 years of volleyball and
basketball at Delta, so from class projects to sports I understand
how important teamwork is. I have noticed I love working hands
on with customers and personally getting feedback to further
satisfy their needs. I have recently worked with a non-profit
organization in Saginaw called Becca’s Closet on developing a
marketing plan for my Applied Marketing class. I believe that my
efficient work ethic, high energy level, and strong analytical skills
would be perfect for this position in your company.

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Applied Marketing
Business Management
Principles of
Advertising
Principles of
Marketing
Principles of
Merchandising
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Merchandise Buying
Current Issues in
Advertising
Organization
Behavior
Principles of Sales
Principles of
Management

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Colleen Osantowski
Accountant, DP Brown of Saginaw
989-799-9400 x205 (work)
989-239-4189 (cell)
cosantowski@dpbrowntech.com
Jeff Skias
Store Manager, Kohl's Department Store
989-790-6969 (work)
jeff.skias@kohls.com
Robert Cross
Private Business Owner
810-531-6428
rob.cross24@gmail.com

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Worked for Trinity Lutheran Church’s food
pantry for 13 years and counting.
Helped a non-profit organization, Becca’s
Closet, redecorate and remarket their cause.

15. Before

17. After

19. STRENGTHS
Great customer
WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES
THREATS
New business
Customer loyalty
Competition
Location
Small business
Expansion
Economy
Great quality
Learning staff
Celebrity
Knock-offs
service
brands
endorsement

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5 Goals/Objectives
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Increase market share
by 5% by 2018
Increase revenue by
25% by 2018
Increase customer
satisfaction by 10 points
by 2018
Reduce budget costs by
10% by 2018.
Increase our
advertising by 5% by
2018.
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Promotional Strategy
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The Tennesseean
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Annual fashion show
Flyers around
downtown Nashville

22. Country
Chic

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Philanthropy Strategy
North American Spine Society.
An organization that does research of the spine.
We will be donating 20% of our sales each month to
NASS to help the continue research in orthopedic
surgery, neurosurgery, physiatry, neurology,
radiology, anesthesiology, physical therapy and other
spine care research.
Staci has scoliosis
I have had 2 back surgeries one being a spinal fusion
along with many injections, epidurals, and high doses
of medications
Mother and grandfather also have had multiple back
surgeries

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Many different computer skills including
internet and social media.
Efficient & effective analytical skills.
Successful sales background.
Great communication & interpersonal skills.
Proven leadership on and off campus.
Aggressive attitude for perfection & success.