My Network
These are the people i can trust to help me in my professional ventures.
Colleen McEwan, my mother.
She works in healthcare and often
has projects for me to work on, such
as powerpoints and infographics.
Kelly Pilon, a family friend.
Kelly is an accountant and is
in charge of my parents' taxes.
I can ask her for advice on saving,
interest rates and investments.
Kenna McEwan, my sister.
She works at Valley First, a
credit union in Kelowna. Her
co-workers are a great source
for new jobs, and I always hear
about them before they are publicly
disclosed.
Barbera White, Kenna's co-worker.
Barbera has already provided me with
a job which I have applied to, and I'm
confident she has more openings if I
were to ask her about it.
John Derkson, my teacher.
John always encourages me to
do what interests me, and has a
wealth of knowledge when it comes
to making myself marketable to
possible employers.
James McEwan, my father.
He has great interpersonal
skills, and has relationships
with plenty of people who are
looking for help.
Rob Neil, family friend.
Having owned several businesses,
Rob is an entrepreneurial genius.
Always looking for a new venture,
I can trust him to have job openings
at any time.
Scott Landry, my neighbor.
Scott owns his own printing business,
giving me a window that I can peer
through and see into the industry with.
I hope one day I could work with him.
Jason Senger, my neighbour.
Jason works as a freelance web
designer, and is also the father of
Jacob Senger, one of my best
friends.
Otto Lohn, my soccer coach.
He owns his own business, and
by virtue of this gives great financial
advice. I can trust him with my money
problems.
Caroline Lohn, wife to Otto Lohn.
Caroline works in the event planning
business, and has great time management
skills. I could learn much from her.