Volunteer Events Coordinator resume example

For the past 30 years I have led a very successful Tupperware team. We consistently rank in the top 100 in the Nation, and quite often in the top 50 -25 teams in the Nation.

These are the skills that are required to make that happen:

Personally selling products to customers both via a group presentation, as well as one on one sales. To set up these opportunities for sales, I have had to do prospecting, make cold calls, follow up calls and every avenue of lead generation that is possible.

In addition to my own personal sales, which typically average $50,000+ a year, I have built an organization that typically exceeds $500,000 a year, in fact we just ended 2021 with almost $700,000 in organization sales.

In building that organization I am continually adding new members to the team, building relationships with those new members as well as training them in how do to their own personal sales. I also train them in how to add others to the team as well, and if they desire, I train them to train others as well. That puts me in the position of training the trainers.

In addition to training my own team, I have done training at both the local, regional and national level, doing talks in front of groups as large as 500+ people.

Recently, with the changes in our world, I have now learned how to do all of the above things virtually. I regularly do Facebook marketing, as well as ZOOM meetings. I have always done a lot of phone calls and now that has increased, in addition to email communication, along with texting and Facebook messaging has become a consistent form of contact both with my customers, my team and with those that provide support to me.

Gave presentations at public gatherings, community events and school meetings. Cultivated and developed relationships with existing and potential referral sources, identified new partners, uncovered untapped opportunities and raised awareness about Family Promise in the greater Wichita area.