LAURA E. KRZEMINSKI

• Represented state in administrative proceedings in cases involving transactional sales tax and legislation.
• Developed strategies to resolve cases in client's best interest.
• Reviewing and evaluating documentary and digital evidence.
• Negotiated settlements of disputes and litigation.
• Researching and analyzing laws and regulations.
• Preparing answers, motions, memoranda of law, withdrawals, and stipulations.
• Providing legal advice on new, or changes to current, DTF publications and new legislative bills.

• Presided over cases pertaining to eligibility determinations made by NYSOH for financial assistance and government funded health insurance programs.
• Prepared written opinions to defend rationale of rulings and inform public of new legal precedent arising from case.
• Preparing for hearings by reviewing accounts, documentary evidence, current legislation, regulations, and policy determinations.
• Evaluated physical and digital records, testimony and reports in order to weigh both support and opposition to proposals.
• Conducting fair and timely formal hearings while maintaining the. highest standards of ethics

• Developed and presented proposals for club member discussion and approval.
• Established and educated new members and officers on policies and procedures relevant to different roles.
• Formulated and enforced club rules, regulations and policies.
• Organized special activities and events for existing club members, including service projects, fundraising activities, parties and procedural meetings.
• Collaborated with six other members to seek involvement in policy decisions, fundraising and visibility of organization.
• Assisted with identifying and recruiting other board members and coaches. Conducted background checks.

• Managed parent relations through communication and helpful interactions.
• Educated board about little league draft rules.
• Assisted in review of background checks for coaches and board members
• Developed unique events and special promotions to drive recruitment and fundraising.
• Maintained concession stand food supply levels by monitoring and reordering food stock and dry goods.
• Enhanced financial controls to minimize theft and loss risks, continuously maintaining accurate accounts and cash drawers.
• Managed volunteer concession staff schedules and maintained adequate coverage for all shifts.
• Prepared food for customers.
• Kept kitchen, counter and dining areas cleaned and sanitized.

• Conducted legal research and conferred with colleagues with subject matter expertise to develop strategies and arguments in preparation for presentation of cases.
• Developed strategies to resolve cases in client's best interest.
• Advocated for clients before court in oral argument by presenting facts and evidence in most favorable light.
• Researched and wrote contracts, agreements and proposals.
• Researched, wrote and filed motions, writs and briefs for each case.
• Counseled clients on potential outcomes of legal matters.
• Represented clients in court hearings and in negotiations with other parties.

• Developed and maintained relationships with external vendors and suppliers.
• Negotiated contracts with vendors and suppliers to obtain best pricing and terms.
• Led hiring, onboarding and training of new hires to fulfill business requirements.
• Supervised operations staff and kept employees compliant with company policies and procedures.
• Reported issues to higher management with great detail.

• Collected tolls, provided change and issued receipts to motorists quickly to maintain traffic flow.
• Classified all vehicles passing through toll lanes in accordance with procedural requirements.
• Monitored toll lane activity and generated operational reports.
• Operated toll collection equipment and processed toll payments accurately.

• Worked flexible schedule and extra shifts to meet business needs.
• Greeted customers entering store and responded promptly to customer needs.
• Operated cash register for cash, check, and credit card transactions with excellent accuracy levels.
• Restocked and organized merchandise in front lanes.
• Counted money in cash drawers at beginning and end of shifts to maintain accuracy.
• Upsold additional products and services to customers, increasing revenue.

• Professional Development in Cannabis Retail Sales
• 3-credit course specifically designed to prepares students for work in the cannabis retail industry.
• Introduction to basic supply chain
  information specific to the cannabis industry
• Marketing and sales techniques and how they are applied in the cannabis industry
• Competency in various medical uses of cannabis and the effects on
  the endocannabinoid system as they apply to the sale of cannabis to potential customers.
  

Academic Scholarship Recipient, ; Federal Procedure and Income Tax, Business Organization, Charitable Organizations, and Corporate Finance, Products Liability Law and Biotechnology Law, QWC (Scientific Evidence), Environmental Law

Nutrition Laboratory and Neuro-Psychology Lab Upper Level Coursework: Neuro-Psychology, Genetics, Cellular Biology, Statistics, and Abnormal Psychology, Business Law

Phi Theta Kappa/Dean’s List– Held Office as Historian (, Student Government, Student Life Committee and Affirmative Action Committee Member BPW Scholarship Recipient