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Jeremy Prober, MBA
OTA ID#: 103185

Education Experience: BSc in Business, Finance, University of Minnesota, 1998
MBA, Arts & Media Administration, Marketing, York University, 2005
Focus of Study: I have completed my Masters in Business Administration at York University with an emphasis in Arts & Media Administration and Marketing.
Awards: Dean’s list recipient, University of Minnesota -Fall Quarter 1998.
Work Experience: Toronto Alliance For the Performing Arts (TAPA)
Consultant
04/04-12/04
Undertook a comprehensive strategic analysis of a non-profit arts organization that was in significant financial difficulty. This team-driven analysis provided:
- Strategic alternatives to rescue the organization – for the benefit of its key stakeholders including shareholders, the city of Toronto and theatre patrons.
- Recommendations to streamline core operations that were running in critical deficit for the past three years to make them solvent.
- A management plan for achieving profitability.
- A detailed financial analysis with new recommended operational changes in place.
The analysis provided a roadmap that guided TAPA toward future financial stability.

Royal Ontario Museum
Operations Intern
08/04-11/04
Prepared a business case analyzing different profit & loss scenarios for the delivery of checkroom services for a new wing of the museum. The case enabled senior management to increase customer service satisfaction and achieve break-even status.

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Auditor
09/01-01/03
Performed public auditing services in the assurance and business advisory division for a wide array of industries such as agriculture, financial services, and media. The certification of financial records provided protection for third-party stakeholders dependent on the opinion of the auditing firm. Responsibilities included the following examples and other functions: Correspondence with management, preparation of corporate taxation returns, comparative summaries of period end cash balances, interviews of client senior management and tests of adequacy of allowance provided for doubtful accounts.

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Assurance & Business Advisory Service
Sept 2001-Jan 2003
Location: Winnipeg, Canada
Position: External Auditor - Associate

University of Manitoba,
Continuing Education Downtown Division

Mar-Sept 2001
Location: Winnipeg, Canada
Position: Office Manager

Sabre Pacific Australia
June-Sept 1999
Location: Sydney, Australia
Position: Accounts Payable Coordinator

The Minnesota Daily
July 1997-December 1998
Location: Minneapolis, USA
Position: Accounts Receivable Coordinator

The University of Minnesota,
Department of Neuropathology
American Association of Neuropathology (AANP)

July-Dec 1998
Location: Minneapolis, USA
Position: Office Manager

Minnesota Student Association
Jan–March 1998
Location: Minneapolis, USA
Position: Chief Financial Officer

Volunteer Experience

Artspace Inc
Oct 2000-Current
Location: Winnipeg, Canada
Position: Treasurer
Skills & Achievements: I am a native English speaker, who loves to travel and to learn. I have traveled all over the world. Most recently I spent a year backpacking around Australia and New Zealand. I know three languages (English, French, and Hebrew) thanks to my travels.
Career Interests: I have completed my Masters in Business Administration with an emphasis in Arts & Media Administration as I plan to eventually work with for an arts based organization.
Outside Interests: Travel, Ice Hockey, Reading The Daily Newspaper. Phi Delta Theta Fraternity – alumni member.
Postings Answered: 1159
Cumulative OTA Rating: 4.8/5  What is OTA Rating?
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  1. Master Budget - Victoria Kite Company, a small Melbourne firm that sells kites on the Web wants a master budget for the next three months, beginning January 1,2005. It desires and ending minimum cash balance of $5,0 ...
  2. Microsoft antitrust trial - The Microsoft trial has been one of the biggest investigations of antitrust behavior since the turn of the century. Split your group into two sides: one that supports the government side and one that ...
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  9. Prepare an estimate of the required financing needs (or excess funds) for each month during the budget period. - To avoid any uncertainty regarding his business' financing needs at the time when such needs may arise, Cyrus Brown wants to develop a Cash Budget for his latest venture- Cyrus Brown Manufacturing (CB ...
  10. Audit reports - 1. What are the different types of audit reports and when should each be used? 2. In what types of situations would an auditor be allowed to issue an unqualified audit report? 3. To what extent ...
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  19. I need help finding an INTERNET ARTICLE - I need your HELP finding an Internet article pertaining to a change in supply, demand, and pricing of a particular product or service. Can you HELP me summarize the article using the economic theor ...
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