Dave DeLoye

159 Louis Street, Unit 195, Apartment 201, Sudbury, Ontario, P3B 2H4, (705) 671-2131, [email protected]

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Thank you for coming to my homepage!

“Life grants nothing to us mortals without hard work.”

Quintus Horatius Flaccus - 65 B.C.

I hope that the information provided in this document will help you decide my suitability for employment. I have been fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to be employed in areas where all my skills have been challenged. This experience has helped me develop a strong sense of work ethic, pride in any work completed, and the ability to tackle any assignment as a challenge.

I have developed superior leadership, teamwork, negotiation, issues management, problem solving and interpersonal/relationship building skills and am capable of leading an integrated team and integrated program consistently using sound and tactful judgement.

As a member of the Canadian Forces, I have worked a variety of different positions where my leadership, management and directing skills have been tested and refined.

Currently, I am responsible for the Recruiting Cell of the Second Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada. This cell has numerous responsibilities including the attraction, recruiting selection, testing and training of new applicants.

My leadership experience has included a variety of tasks where I have led groups of less than10 to over 180 people in everything from day-to-day jobs and administration to high speed, high action tactical assaults and field maneuvers. I have been chosen by my peers and by my superiors to lead, motivate and manage groups on numerous occasions.

I have a proven ability to effectively manage staff, lead change, think forwardly with decisive insight, achieve desired results, develop, manage and execute plans and projects with the objective of delivering programs and providing quality services.

I have excellent oral and written communication skills. Since 1993, I have been teaching young people skill and theory classes with the Canadian Forces. Teaching and presentations has always been one of my strengths, and I feel comfortable in front of large groups.

I hope that this information is useful to you in making your decision. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have.

Sincerely,

Dave DeLoye

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· Education

· Experience

· Memberships/ Volunteerism

· Current Projects

· Accomplishments & Activities

· Personal Interests

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EDUCATION

Sept. 1998- Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology,

Apr 2000 Sudbury, Ontario

Diploma of Police Foundations (4^thSemester GPA – 3.67)

Sept. 1990- Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School,

Jun. 1995 Sudbury, Ontario

Grade 12 and some OAC courses.

Sept. 1993- Ecole Secondaire Macdonald-Cartier,

Jan 1994 Sudbury, Ontario

Sept. 1995- Enrolled for co-operative education placement with Canadian Forces.

Jan 1996

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EXPERIENCE

Apr. 1997- ABC & Queen's Taxi (Beakuz Ltd.),

Present Sudbury, Ontario

Taxi Driver, Fleet Dispatcher, Courier Manager

Independent taxi broker; Company dispatcher of between twenty and fifty taxis on radio network. Developed thorough knowledge of Sudbury. Later promoted to manage and operate all aspects of new courier division.

Sept. 1993- Second Battalion, Irish Regiment of Canada,

Present Sudbury Ontario

Infantry Master Corporal, Recruiting Officer, Section Commander, Instructor

Qualified instructor responsible for section administration. Licensed to drive most military wheeled vehicles. Detailed knowledge of infantry tactics, weaponry, regimental and company storeman position. Member of composite company dispatched to help Ice Storm victims in January 1998. Have instructed on entrance and leadership level courses. Completed National Recruiters Course: Aug. 2000. Placed in charge of Unit Recruiting Cell

Nov. 1996- The Northern Senior Newspaper Inc.,

Apr. 1997 Sudbury, Ontario

Commissioned Sales Representative, Typesetter, Advertisement Design.

Sold advertising space, attended to accounts, collect payments, set-up ads and developed marketing strategies.

Jul. 1996- The Royal Canadian Regiment Battle School,

Aug. 1996 Petawawa, Ontario

Infantry Section Commander Course Candidate.

Exposed to extreme high stress warfare situations. Topics included leadership in field and garrison situations, group dynamics, effects of fatigue and stress, motivation of subordinates, theories of human behaviour. Received tactical and leadership training to prepare to lead a section (8-10 soldiers) into a dismounted infantry battle. Among the only 15 of 55 candidates to pass the course.

Sept. 1991- Arby's Canada,

Mar 1996 Sudbury, Ontario

Crew leader.

Operated in all capacities ranging from food preparation to cash register operator.

Jul. 1995- Reserve Candidate Training Program,

Aug. 1995 Petawawa, Ontario

Infantry Qualification Level Three Candidate

Infantry course designed for warfare training / combat stress preparation. Course topics included wilderness survival, camouflage and concealment, map and compass (navigation) firearms training, tactics and physical fitness training.

Awarded top candidate plaque for the platoon.

Sept. 1994- Ontario Institute for Studies in Education,

Jan 1995 Sudbury, Ontario

Intern Student

Research, development and fieldwork for Provincially sanctioned institute. Assisted in the development of reports and studies with regards to ethics and policy/procedure in Secondary level education. Responsible for computer programming and data entry, along with analysis of raw and finished data.

Summer 1994 Army Cadet Training Center Borden,

CFB Borden, Ontario

Cadet Company Sergeant Major “Hotel” Company

Responsible for the dress, drill and training of three courses of 180 cadets and staff or more. Supervisory duties included routine platoon and company level inspections, drill, theory and practical lesson assessment, company administration and liaison between staff and officers. Was awarded this position prior to candidate arrival as part of “Position Competition”

Sept. 1992- Ministry of the Attorney General (Criminal Division),

Jan 1993 Sudbury, Ontario

Record Management Clerk (Student placement)

Research, documentation, and filing of warrants, informations and various other legal documents. Required to handle customer inquiries.

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MEMBERSHIPS AND VOLUNTEERISM

May 2000- SUDBURNIA Soccer Club,

Aug 2000 Sudbury, Ontario

Assistant Coach

Helped coach development league soccer team of children between 3 and 5 year olds.

Apr. 1991- 2912 Sudbury Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps,

Sept. 1995 Sudbury, Ontario

Retired as Cadet Warrant Officer

Military Volunteer from the Irish Regiment

Platoon Commander, Chief Clerk, Responsible for drill instruction, lesson assessment. Also participated in Drill and Ceremonial and Pipes and Drums (Summer Courses) at CFC Ipperwash

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CURRENT PROJECTS

Ø Appointed Subject Matter Expert (SME) for a Brigade Level Exercise in Fort Benning, Georgia.

Ø Appointed to conduct “Diversity Recruiting” with Canadian Forces (This involves focusing recruiting strategies on visible minorities in Northern Ontario.)

Ø Developing a framework for a Cooperative Education Program, a partnership between the Rainbow District School Board and the Department of National Defence

Ø Responsible for Training Exercise Planning, including Exercise “Frozen Slipper”, which will involve up to 50 soldiers covering 40 square kilometers of Training Area including the OPP Armed Take down building in Burwash, Ontario.

Ø Recently elected “Entertainment Representative” on 2^nd Irish Junior Ranks Mess Executive. Currently planning events for membership, as well as directing improvement to the mess facility.

Ø Conducting some research work into the development of a Community Association in conjunction with tenants and the Greater City Housing Corporation.

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ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Ø Qualified Active Canadian First Aid and CPR Level “C”. Exp. (11/2002)

Ø Hold Valid Class ‘G’ License with no demerit points.

Ø Qualified “Defensive Driving Course” with Canadian Forces

Ø Recipient of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario Medal of Excellence for involvement with Army Cadets.

Ø Class Leader for the development and management of the Ryan Heights Community Watch Program. This program is being run in conjunction with the Sudbury Regional Police.

Ø Recipient of the Lt. Col. A. Cressey Memorial Scholarship Award.

Ø Awarded Top Candidate for RCTP Infantry in CFB Petawawa

Ø Initiated and supervised the Annual Junction Creek Clean-up Program with 2912 RC(Army)CC. (This effort has raised approximately $10,000 in non-profit donations.)

Ø Qualified marksman. Competed in Ontario Rifle association’s .22 caliber finals.

Ø Initiated and managed 2912 Sudbury RC(Army)CC involvement with Sudbury Snowflake Festival security. Later promoted to Head of Security for downtown events.

Ø Top recruit of 2^nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada-1993

Ø Gold standing in Land Force Central Area’s annual combat readiness standards. (93-96)

Ø Third place in Sudbury Region Lion’s Club Effective Speaking Competition.

Ø Awarded 2912 RC(Army)CC Community Service plaque (92-93-94)

Ø Recipient of 2912 RC(Army)CC Officer’s Plaque for being Cadet with most initiative 94.

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