shreya patel

* Engaged in legal intake for clients dealing with issues of domestic violence, consumer law, and family law * ethics training * contacting clients to evaluate their legal need, returning phone calls of clients, doing legal analysis of the client’s legal issue.

Pre-litigation, fact investigation, and research on cutting edge consumer protection issues such as home foreclosure prevention scams; Affordable Health Care Act enrollment, and for-profit higher education entities. Work in collaboration with local agencies to serve clients who are members of vulnerable populations, especially seniors, veterans, and minorities.

* Summer position where I worked with the Consumer Education Training Services (CENTS) on the DebtSlapped project * developed financial literacy lessons, teaching materials, and a visual guide on critical financial topics * legal research on a variety of financial issues and effective ways to bring information to high school students and colleges.

Find the right financial solutions by assessing the current financial condition, setting up financial plans, creating a roadmap for accomplishing these plans and checking back to ensure progress of the customer’s financial goals.

* Built customer confidence of customers by making the store experience interactive, engaging and reassuring * maximized customer experience by employing great interpersonal and communication skills * successfully met sales goals * dealt with an extremely diverse clientele that required frequent interactions with non-English speaking immigrants, which gave me the opportunity to expand my communication skills and learn cultural sensitivity in the professional field

* Sales oriented job with requirements to meet daily corporate goals, helped managers train new employees * excelled and was consistent in meeting daily store goals for Express credit cards * worked in a diverse, urban environment that challenged my sales techniques

We provide the unique integrated system of supports and scholarships to inspire underserved, low-income students to finish high school, graduate from college and succeed in life.The College Success Foundation was founded by Bob Craves (1942-2014) and Ann Ramsay-Jenkins in 2000 to serve a very vulnerable population, the underserved – those who might not otherwise get to college. Bob and Ann founded the College Success Foundation to provide students with the inspiration, mentoring and financial supports they need to navigate their individual path to college completion. They believed, and so do we, in doing everything in our power to help our students persist and succeed.