OBJECTIVE
To be a positive role model for young athletes in ski racing, both in Whistler and across the country. I try to set a strong example of hard work and dedication in order to attain my dreams in my sport and in my career.

QUALIFICATIONS
I have been racing at an elite level for the past ten years. In that time I have trained hard both on and off hill to reach my goals and to reach my highest potential in Alpine Skiing. As an ambassador of your company I would carry these qualities with me in my travels around the world and to the people I meet.

EDUCATION
1998, Highschool Diploma, Whistler Secondary School
1999-2004, Completed 3 University level courses, Athabasca University
2000, Dale Carnegie Business Training Program, 12 weeks

EMPLOYMENT
1995-1996,Buser, Il Caminetto di Umberto restaurant in Whister.

1998 summer, Student Research Project, Whistler Housing Authority
Myself and two other students were paid through the summer months to compile information
from employees in the valley to determine how much new employee housing would be
needed in the next five years. We developed spreadsheets to complile the data that we got
through surveys.

2001-2004 and ongoing, Columnist, Pique Newsmagazine
For eight months of the year I write a bi-weekly article for the Pique telling the stories of the
national ski team and what life is like on the road as a World Cup athlete. I really enjoy it
and have found it to be a great opportunity.

REFERENCES
Jim Pollock, Canadian Alpine Ski Team coach, (604) 906-0226

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Finished 06/07 season ranked 7th in the SG World Cup standing and 26th in
Downhill World Cup Standings.
3 4th pl. finishes in SG in the 06/07 season.
5 top-10 World Cup results heading into 05-06 season
First World Cup points: 8th in GS at Sestriere, ITA (December 2000)
Holds 9 Pontiac GMC Canadian Championships titles in every discipline
30 Nor-Am Cup career podiums
5th in GS at the World Cup in Are (SWE) in 2003
Total of 3 gold medals on the Europa Cup circuit won in 2002 and 2000
4 Nor-Am Cup gold medals in 2004