Bill Elayas

2539 Homelands Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L5K 1H5

Mobile: 416 554 6605 Email: billal.elayas@hotmail.com

February 23, 2018

TrendMD
Toronto, Ontario

Dear Alan Rutledge,

I am interested in the position of Operations Generalist at TrendMD for the summer of 2018. I heard of
this great opportunity from a few different sources, via the internet and peers at school. I believe I
would be a great addition to any institution because of all the skills and various aspects of knowledge I
bring to the table. I am interested in a position at TrendMD because I am very interested in getting a
jumpstart in my career while also playing a significant role for the employer.

I am a second-year Business Administration student at Brock University, working towards my honours

degree. Being exposed to business related issues and financial reports in the past, I am quite
knowledgeable in what I do. Reading cases and analyzing the stock market is something I do often.
Presenting my findings and implementations are my strong side because I am a very good public speaker
and can convey my message fluently and adequately. Scheduling activities and coordinating their
implementation is something I find enjoyable and very important to be done adequately in an
organization. Understanding why company stock prices are volatile to specific fluctuations in the market
is an activity I find very interesting and important. Mixing my knowledge of business with my long
history of leadership, my goal achieving possibilities are limitless. Many more characteristics make me
the ideal candidate for this job opening.

Working for an organization like TrendMD would be very special because it is a relatively newer
company, that provides a very useful service. TrendMD being able to offer personalized
recommendations for scholarly articles is something that is not many people know exist, which means it
has large room to grow. Being part of the operations section of TrendMD would be a great opportunity
for me. Seeking operations management as my major, it would allow for me to grow my skills and
expand my knowledge, whilst providing my greatest service to the employer.

I look forward to hearing back from you in the future. I am easily reachable by my cell at (416) 554-6605,
or by email, billal.elayas@hotmail.com. I am available for contact Monday - Tuesday, Fridays, and
weekends. Thank you for taking time to read my enclosed resume and considering me as a suitable
applicant for this position.

Sincerely,

Bill Elayas
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2539 Homelands Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L5K 1H5
Mobile: 416 554 6605 Email: billal.elayas@hotmail.com

Education
Bachelor of Business Administration September 2016 – April 2021
Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario
 Study at the Goodman School of Business (AACSB accredited)
 Learning how to manipulate data, evaluate the market, prepare financial statements, and
understand the impact of management and various other roles in a company.
 Studying the financial market; watching for trends, creating portfolios, minimizing investment
risk, and comparing investment decisions.
 Studying the purchase decisions of consumers; why they buy, what they buy, when they buy it,
and how to sell it.

Work Experience
Camp Kodiak Counsellor June 2017 – August 2017
Camp Kodiak, McKellar, Ontario
 Played the parental and role model role for campers with autism, ADHD, and aspergers for a 2-
month period.
 Taught campers many useful life advice and ensured they found a way to communicate their
feelings in an appropriate manner.
 Organized dozens of camp wide activities for the campers weekly, working with fellow
colleagues and staff members to attaint success and positive camper feedback.

Hockey League Official September 2014 - March 2016

Greater Toronto Hockey League, Toronto, Ontario
 Ensured games were executed in a safe manner by following all rules and acting when any issues
arose.
 Keeping coaches, players, and crowd under control during stressful situations so no problems
occurred.
 Wrote up detailed issue reports that were delivered to league officials to assist in conduct
violations, which allowed for the conflicts to be resolved much smoother.

Soccer Club Official May 2014 – September 2015

Etobicoke Youth Soccer Club, Toronto, Ontario
 Played a key role in the officiating for Etobicoke Youth Soccer Club, assisting in game
coordination.
 Ensured all altercations were dealt with in a professional manner, which prevented future
issues.
 Prepared many specialized reports following each game that would be delivered directly to
league owners and managers, which updated player statistics and eligibility.
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Cyclone Manufacturing Quality Specialist July 2015 – August 2015

Cyclone Manufacturing Corp., Oakville, Ontario
 Ensured the high-quality standards for hundreds of parts each day were met with extreme
precision.
 Prepared documentation for each inspection which will be used for auditing.
 Prepared packages to be shipped each day that would be sent for final preparations.

Volunteer Experience
Muskoka Woods Leadership Camp Counsellor January 2015/2016
Richview Collegiate Institute, Muskoka Lakes, Ontario
 Responsible for over 30 students, acting as their role model which made them feel welcome and
comfortable.
 Responsible for conducting daily debriefs and reporting mischief to enforce safety.
 Learned how to effectively manage time, how to delegate, how to make decisions on the spot,
listen effectively and learned about emotional intelligence which greatly affected the way I
presented myself to everyone at the camp.

Flag Football Coach April 2016 – June 2016

Richview Collegiate Institute, Toronto, Ontario
 Guided the team to the city championships of Toronto by training them each day.
 Created strategies for each upcoming game and facilitated all meetings which improved the
team’s aspects in the sport.

Monocliffs Leadership Camp Counsellor February 2016 – April 2016

Richview Collegiate Institute, Orangeville, Ontario
 Maintained camp reputation by thoroughly planning the entire camp.
 Obstacles were dealt with by collaborating with fellow counsellors and implementing a solution
to prevent further affairs.
 Duties included planning activities, connecting with campers and designing the foundation for
future camps at Monocliffs which improved the enrolment rate of campers.

Fun Fair Organizer September 2012/2013/2014

Franklin Horner Community Centre, Toronto, Ontario
 Ensured the fair progressed without flaw by organizing games, selling hundreds of tickets, and
delivered purchases of beverages.
 Maintained customer relations by greeting them as they entered the park.

Professional Development
CPR and First Aid Trained January 2, 2017
Canadian Red Cross, Mississauga, Ontario

Leadership summit August 11-12 2016

The Global Leadership Summit, Mississauga, Ontario