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resume_.docxDaniel Huang
Education
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University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI Degree: Bachelor of Arts May, 2017 |
Major: Economics
Interned Certificate: Certificate in Business
Sophia University Tokyo, Japan
CIEE Tokyo Arts and Science Spring 2016
Wisconsin School of Business Study Abroad Program
Work Experience
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Continuing Education, Outreach, and E-Learning (CEOEL) Madison, WI Employee Retention Consultant September 2015-December 2015 · Cooperated with a team of consultants to evaluate HR strategies and process at CEOEL, identified opportunities for improvements regarding low employee retention rate · Formulated six actionable recommendations for CEOEL to improve employee retention rate and mitigate the negative impacts
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Jiangsu, China Banking Service Intern June 2014-Augest 2014 · Prepared investment committee materials for potential investments including financial analysis, market research, due diligence findings, and returns analysis · Worked directly with two managing directors to analyze the investment risks by evaluating the operating strategies of firms
Taihe Rural Small-amount Loan Co. Jiangsu, China Full-time Intern May 2014 -June 2014 |
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· Investigated the financial situation of borrowers, identified possible risk aspects of business, and assisted in writing loan investigation reports
· Participated in reviewing and signing loan agreements with clients, and continued following management after the loans were issued
Activities
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UW-Madison Association for Talent Development Management(ATD) Madison, WI Active Member September 2015- Present · Participated actively in club events, networked with business students and alumni, and gained valuable information on talent and career development · Interacted with students of different backgrounds to enrich cross-cultural understanding and improved social skills
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East Asian Culture Exchange Madison, WI
Active Member January 2014 – Present
· Established a comprehensive understanding of East Asian culture by watching movies, participating in discussion, and sampling different foods
· Acclimated East Asian students to American academic environment
Personal Skills
· Native speaker of Mandarin
· Fluent in English, conversant with Japanese and Korean
· Mastery in Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel and PowerPoint)
