My name is Scott A. Bruzek, and I am a second-year student at DePaul University in Chicago, IL. I am looking to pursue a B.S. in Management and Management Information Systems. My decision to attend DePaul University culminated as a result of my tenacity and drive to succeed in all that I do. I look to pursue a career in Event Management, specifically in Race Management.
When not doing school work, I can most often be found working part time for a non-profit professional development organization (for which I have worked almost 2 years), updating websites for some of my clients, or taking/editing pictures. While I take my work seriously, I take much enjoyment from the variety of work that I do. If you are interested in doing business, I welcome any and all opportunities that are available. Please contact me for a consultation.
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My professional experience includes:
Active Transportation Alliance:
Events Intern for Bike the Drive 2010, January 2010 – Present
- Support Director of Events in Event Logistics Planning.
- Develop Personnel, Security, and Street Blockade Maps.
- Assist in permitting process for Chicago Park District and MOSE permits.
- Assist in coordination of day-of event logistics for Bike the Drive 2010.
Web Design/Online Marketing – Beginning June 2009:
Beginning in June of 2009, I have been working with Dr. Antonio Morales-Pita, assistant professor of International Studies at DePaul University, to develop and maintain his website www.amoralespita.com. In addition to his position on the faculty at DePaul University, he is the author of his self-published autobiography “Havana-Merida-Chicago (A Journey to Freedom)”. To learn more, or to purchase the book, visit his website, listed above. You can view the site in both English and Spanish.
Event Coordinator, 2nd Annual Alex Pane 5K Run/Walk – May 2009:
As event coordinator, I led the event team in coordinating marketing, donations & sponsorship, event logistics, volunteers and registration procurement for a 5K run/walk benefiting Alex Pane, who is awaiting a small bowel transplant. Building upon the previous year’s race that had 90 participants, the 2nd Annual event had 140 people participate and raised nearly $8,000 for Alex’s campaign. Visit www.cotaforalexp.com
2 years as the Membership & Database Manager at ICOR:
I have worked with management to implement Avectra Netforum association management software to improve efficiency in day-to-day operations. Working in-office and remotely, I continue to advise ICOR’s management on how to more efficiently use Avectra to simplify day-to-day operations. Additionally I assist in the ICOR course registration process, by guiding customers and members to the right course for their needs, and referring to the the customer/member to an instructor if there are any questions. I also assist customers/members in the online registration process, whether it may be with technical difficulties, group registrations, or other special circumstances.
These sum up some of my professional experiences, but by no means, are these my limits. To learn more about doing business together, please visit the Business Opportunities page .
