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I am a well-spoken, assertive graphic design professional with the motivation, technical skills, and ability to work on a team to create multimedia projects for your clients.

I believe that my energy, leadership skills, organizational abilities and creativity in approaching projects can make a positive contribution to your company. I am equally comfortable working independently to meet company goals as well as collaboratively as part of a team. My professional skills include the following:

Strong Technical Skills. With my experience working collaboratively on academic projects and with nonprofit organizations, I have had the opportunity to take my skills with graphic design programs out of the classroom and put them to practical use.

Excellent Academic Record. Since returning to school to complete my Bachelor’s degree, I have consistently maintained above-average grades while working on outside projects.

Communications and Public Relations Skills. In my academic experience as well as my work experience, I have dealt cooperatively with the general public, co-workers, and superiors. My skills in interpersonal relations and cross-cultural communications are excellent.

I am anxious to launch my career and would welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss your specific requirements. I can make myself available at your earliest convenience for a meeting/interview. My salary requirements are negotiable based upon the position and the overall total compensation package, including benefits.

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