A Letter Of Intention To The Community Of Pacific Beach, SD, CA…

08/20/2013
So the computer decided to give me some issues over the weekend. Got the screen back and words flowing once again. For the first time (I had always worked on Sunday’s) I was able to check out the Car Show. Not as big or elaborate as our yearly car show in Pismo Beach (Classic CA as it’s called) but very nicely put together. However, and I wonder if it’s simply a matter of me getting older, I must say that Bikini show was borderline not family friendly. What kind of image is PB reinforcing?
Any way, here is my first attempt at the content for the “advertorial.” Not sure how many words to use but I feel as if it’s probably more than enough. Please feel free to edit, suggest or comment. I understand the deadline is a few day’s away.The price structure was approx 200 for the suggested sizing. Correct?
I still need to get you a decent photo (hopefully my friend will be able to get a few good shots) and I need to update that website. Not even sure if it’s best to put my phone number. I do want people to contact me somehow. And not sure about what to put on the website. Was thinking a short video and a link to my Resume / LinkedIn / etc… Hope you are having a great Monday Kimmie! Thank You for your time and energy with all of this. “To the people and community of Pacific Beach, Ca. This small piece of paradise that we are so fortunate enough to call home. I moved out here (reluctantly if you can believe that) from the beautiful Central Coast of Ca ( Pismo Beach ) during the Summer of 1994. We lived on Mission Blvd between Beryl & Wilbur in a large house that has since been renovated to it’s full potential. Wild to think that we could have purchased it back in 1999 for the ridiculous price of 350 G but this is not a story of Real Estate. If you’ve been around for a bit, you know that ride. While attending SDSU, I took up a job at your “neighborhood grocery store” from 1996 through 1999. Then graduation and the whole world in front of me. I’ve worked on a small cruise ship in the great Pacific Northwest & Alaska, taught sailing, surfing, kayaking in & around the Bay, acted as a Tour Guide & Activities Coordinator for a well established International Language School, volunteered for one of our own revered local politicians helping push the Green Revolution, worked as a County Seasonal Park Ranger all the way down on the Border in The Open Space Preserve of The Tijuana River Estuary where I actually bought a condo off Dairy Mart Road and lived there full time for almost 3 years.
Coming back in 2006 to the position I took in College, once again, at your local ”neighborhood grocery store.” This is where and how most of you know me and where and how I have been privileged to get to know most of you. A great many have simply been smiling faces that we had shared but a fleeting moment in time. Many more had become friends on a personal level and others even becoming extended family as I have watched unions form, belly’s grow, babies emerge, then crawl, then walk and sometimes even help with scanning, bagging, etc.. (You know who your are) For nearly a decade in total, this was a shared, special microcosm of life.
It is now time to for me to break out from this comfort zone and allow life to offer me growth through change. It is, as they say, ”the only constant.“
This letter and these words are an attempt to show my appreciation to the great people of our community. ”Thank You” simply does not do justice. I am still here (as my roots have been planted) and I will continue to see you out and about. Surfing anywhere between the pier and the point (look for my floppy hat), cruising that 3 mile stretch of free entertainment or at one of our many fine establishments.
Thank You PB
Cheers !!!
Corey R Jackson
p.s. Yes…I am now fully ready, willing and able for the next phase of Career Development. If you believe me to be a fit, please contact me below. ( Or Really If You’d Simply Like To Re Connect ) Here I Am…
www.coreyrjackson.com
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My Current Resume ( Yes, I am looking for a J.O.B. ) Thank You… 08/20/2013

Corey Rodriguez Jackson

1476 Thomas Avenue, San Diego, CA 92109
Phone: (858) 605-0009 • Email: CaliCore3@gmail.com • Download PDF of Resume

Website

http://www.coreyrjackson.com/

Intent

To achieve a position of positive impact within a global organization.

Education

San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, 1994–1999
Bachelor of Science, Recreation Systems Management

Skills and Certifications

Microsoft Word and Excel; Internet Searching; American Red Cross–CPR/First Aid; PADI Divers–Open Water Certified; Basic Computer Knowledge Skills; Information Designs Systems 180; Experience with Lifeguard Regulated Safety Procedures and Coast Guard Regulations

Work Experience

Crew Member, Trader Joe’s Specialty Grocery
San Diego, CA, 11/2006–07/2013
• Involved in planning, developing, implementing specific store operating goals.
• Maintain inventory control and order purchasing.
• Perform cash handling and ensure drawer accuracy according to strict store policies.
• Guarantee the highest customer service while representing Trader Joe’s to the diverse population of the community.
• Able to follow instructions, rules, and guidelines of specific store operations.

Intern/Volunteer for Lori Saldana, California State Assembly
San Diego, CA, 04/2007–10/2007
• Executed general office administrative duties including answering phones, research, constituent data input and clerical activities.
• Carried out specific research on sustainability and “green” environmental programs located within the district.
• Contacted and located businesses that take a triple bottom line approach towards People/Planet/Profits.

Seasonal Park Ranger, County of San Diego Parks and Recreation
San Diego, CA, 01/2006–09/2006
• Regularly patrolled and maintained the park, open space preserves, and recreational ball fields.
• Followed strict policies, rules, and guidelines in regards to matters such as public safety, environmental concerns, and public/private encounters.
• Communicated clearly, tactfully, and patiently to public utilizing the park.
• Attended educational, safety and recreation based county meetings and events.

Receptionist, El Capitan Canyon Resort
Santa Barbara, CA, 06/2005–11/2005
• Upheld front desk public, guest, and community relations.
• Organized recreational, educational and environmental activities for guests including large community, corporate, educational groups.
• Accurately recorded and monitored expenses and resort funds and handled cash according to strict policies.
• Used computer reservations system including the word database.
• Worked in a fast paced environment while managing several projects as priorities of guests changed.
• Conducted friendly and resourceful customer service.

Information Specialist, San Diego International Information Center
San Diego, CA, 10/2004–06/2005
• Provided specialized information on San Diego attractions and places of interest to both local and foreign tourists.
• Sold top attraction tickets, maps, books, postcards, and other informative tourist merchandise.
• Provided information and assistance in hotel bookings, recreational activity assistance, and food, dining and entertainment recommendations.
• Conducted opening and closing duties including cash handling and center operations.

Activities and Events Coordinator, International School of Languages
San Diego, CA, 09/2000–08/2004
• Responsible for organizing and conducting successful cultural, recreational, and educational activities and provided events for international students from an individual level to groups of 100 plus.
• Organized a monthly calendar of events for after school activities and weekend trips from 2–3 days in length to Western United States tourist attractions.
• Coordinated after school activities including: surfing, sailing, beach days, happy hours, dancing, Sea World, San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park and other places of interest in San Diego.
• Worked with deadlines while tolerating frequent interruptions in my fast-pasted office environment within the school.
• Managed projects such as hotel bookings, ticket arrangements, phone card sales, trip sign up sheets, cash handling in all forms of currency, while making time and having the patience to speak with each student individually about their needs or desires from the program.
• Communicated to the best of my ability with those whom English skill varied from strong to little or none.
• Promoted, marketed, and sold activities/trips to students using posters, classroom speeches and events.
• Prepared budgets and monthly reports of all expenses and details of trip experiences in summer recruiting and training for yearly Juniors Program.

Customer Service Rep, Alaskan Sightseeing Cruise West
Pacific Northwest, 06/1999–12/1999
• Met and exceeded the needs and expectations of cruise guests.
• Developed interactive educational and entertainment activities between crew and guests.
• Fostered a strong sense of community and team work while living and working on the vessel.
• Met Coast Guard mandated training on safety and environmental concerns regarding operation and handling of cruise ship.

Camp Counselor, Mission Bay Aquatic Center
San Diego, CA, 04/1996–04/1998
• Provided instruction for surfing, kayaking, sailing and various water sports.
• Specialized in group and private/public instruction.
• Implemented activities and events.
• Followed environmental standards regarding issues of fuel, trash and pollution on Mission Bay.

Volunteer Experience

Surfrider Foundation – San Diego Chapter Member and Volunteer Beach Cleanup
San Diego Coast Keepers – Member and Volunteer Beach Cleanup
San Diego State Children Center – Assistant Teacher
Point Loma Nazarene College – Surf Prayer Trip
Intern Position working with CA Assembly Member Lori Saldana on issues of Environmental Policy/Politics
Written for Oceans Magazine Contest on “Why our oceans are important to us” (Non-Published)