Laith Al-Bahish

Wolffest is part of the WCE capstone course and is the final step in completing a BBA in Entrepreneurship from the Wolff Center. It is the largest and most complex project that students do in the program, and currently raises more than $250,000 per year in food sales and donations. Students are assigned to teams and teams compete by applying diverse business skills and creativity to raise money. I worked with a team to maximize profits and raise money for the program.

Supervised employee performance, preventive maintenance, and safety. Scheduled regular inspections of equipment and facilities to manage wear and tear. Trained maintenance technicians to apply proper techniques and best practices and comply with safety protocols. Planned scheduled maintenance outages as part of preventive maintenance program.

Managed the employees that were detailing cars, and handled the invoices for the detailing jobs we completed.

Refurbished eight apartment units over the summer; involved weekly interactions with tenants and suppliers.

League of Legends is a game I have been playing for over 7 years and I have reached the top one thousand in all North America. I leveraged my reputation and expertise to start a small coaching business. Most notably one of my clients went from below the 50th percentile to the 97th percentile of the server.