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Chase Mark

Chase Mark

UVIC Business Student

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North Saanich, Capital Regional DistrictMember since March 21, 2023
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About

I will be completing my third year in post-secondary at UVIC after a summer 2023 co-op work term. Prior to my university pursuit at UVIC, I was enrolled in Camosun College where I learned many hard skills including sales strategies, entrepreneurship, and business analytics. Outside of the classroom, I am a competitive boxer, family man, and friend to many.

I enjoy the outdoors, sport shooting, and lending a hand wherever it is needed. My passion for well-being stems from the hardships I have seen throughout my life; I am committed to making a positive impact wherever I apply my skills.

Experience

Inventory Control Stockperson

BC Ferries April 2021 - Present (On-call)

  • Took and delivered messages, fulfilled orders, and managed contact with vessels.
  • Organized picklists, tracked supplies, and kept a record of inventory with the use of an ERP system.
  • Experienced the stringent reality of fluctuating supply and demand and mitigated picking errors, reducing order time by 15%. Worked on call with availability beginning at 5:00 AM.
Founder/Manager

Student Land Service, Victoria BC June 2018 - Present

  • Capitalized on a lucrative market during the centuries 1st pandemic.
  • Ingrained substantial capital and efficiently expanded to a 30% larger client base in 2 months.
  • Remunerated and subsidized over $10,000 in tuition from business yields.
Lot Attendant

Porsche and Volkswagen Victoria August 2019 - February 2020

  • Gained mentorship from wealthy and established individuals. 4 of whom I am in contact with today.
  • Seized advancements in employment by outperforming coworkers 10+ years older than I.
  • Interviewed sales manager in a venture to advance my Marketing 235 grade by 5%.

Education

I gathered credentials from Camsun College in the first two years of my post-secondary career before transferring to UVIC. Now that I am enrolled in a far more business-focused environment, I understand where my skills should be applied. Although I had great success in accounting, marketing, and international business, I am still drawn toward operations management and will be specializing in service management in the coming September.

I have noticed recent success with the RBC case competition, reaching the semi-final round and then proceeding to volunteer to support the finalists. My hard skills are continuously being developed at UVIC and my network is growing rapidly.

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