Writing Sample: Sales District Manager Resume…

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JARED R. BRIGGS

BRIGGS.JARED@GMAIL.COM
• CARLSBAD, CA 92008 • 760-XXX-XXXX

SUMMARY

Business manager seeking to lead a team, build highly effective business relationships, execute a corporate plan, and contribute to an organization’s overall growth and profitability.

EXPERIENCE

2007–2010  CVS Pharmacy, Carlsbad, CA

District Store Manager

  • Accountable for the profitability, training, hiring and continual growth of 16 CVS stores and 350 employees
  • Increased scripts and front sales over LY every year.Achieved YTD customer service scores at or above targets all 3 years
  • Implemented a customer service focus program for the 175 store region
  • Improved the regions stores with the lowest customer service scores 5 straight years
  • Maintained a high employee retention rate each year
  • Attained the highest score in the region on the company’s 2009 “Engagement Employee Survey”
  • Earned a ______ Award for having the highest pharmacy CSI results
  • Created an employee up-selling policy to help drive sales
  • Reached inventory shrinkage goals in 2008 and 2010
  • Managed 250 employees throughout the state of California
  • Implemented training course for new recruits — speeding profitability

2006–2007  CVS Pharmacy, Carlsbad, CA

Regional Trainer

  • Responsible for the training of CVS’s acquisition of Osco Sav-on Drug Stores on the West Coast
  • Oversaw 11 districts and 210 stores
  • Accountable for the training of the front store staff, pharmacy POS systems and work flow
  • Supervised 28 trainers who I placed into stores and conducted follow-up interviews with upon completion of the project
  • Completed CVS deadlines of training which resulted in coming in at or under budget
  • Strong coordinating skills and scheduling of training projects

1998-2006  CVS Pharmacy, Carlsbad, CA

Store Manager

  • Answerable for the profitability, training, hiring and continual growth of a store
  • Managed 7 different stores ranging from low volume to 24-hour high volume
  • Selected for the “Emerging Leaders Program” (DM training) due to my success, dedication and leadership
  • Highly skilled in motivating, engaging and educating store staff on the industry in order to gain results
  • Accomplished at driving sales through the use of corporate reporting

1994-1998  CVS Pharmacy/Revco, Dayton, OH

Corporate Field Merchandiser

  • Accountable for the set-up and remodel of new and relocated CVS/Revco stores
  • Exceptional organizational skills utilized to meet deadlines and budgets on projects
  • Outstanding communication abilities with all DSD vendors to ensure product set-up
  • Assisted with designing planograms and seasonal sets for Corporate

EDUCATION

1994 Wright State University, Dayton, OH

  • B.A., Sociology
  • Member of LaCrosse team

SOFTWARE

Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access, Outlook

 

 

 

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Writer. Born David J. Evangelisti in Colorado. David has lived in New Mexico, Colorado, Ohio and California. Enamored with movies from an early age, he enrolled in San Jose State University’s Journalism program. While studying journalism, public relations and filmmaking, he wrote and directed two films: “A Day in the Life of a San Jose Cockroach” and “Theft of a Shopping Cart” (in the vein of Vittoria De Sica’s “Bicycle Thief”). David earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism, concentration in Film, from San Jose State University. He began working in the areas of sales and marketing as a writer. In addition, he has written travel articles, travel memoirs, advertising copy, comedy bits, feature film scripts, personal essays and short stories. To date, he has written three unproduced feature film scripts: “Treading Water”, “The Other Cinema” and “A Sympathetic Lie”. From 2003-2004 he was an official taster for the Royal Academy of Wine Tasters. The Royal Academy attempted to create an unbiased wine rating system available to every winery, vineyard or wine distributor across the United States and around the world. This blog is a compilation of the following: a slang dictionary; personal essays; comedic rants; travel memoirs; literary journalism; feature articles; recipes; restaurant reviews; wine reviews; slice-of-life vignettes.
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