My Resume

Brady Doyle

20 Coles Orchard Road Home: 781-422-2282

Duxbury, MA 02332             Cell: 781-424-8802

             Email: bruins200311@aol.com

Career Objectives/Goals

My career objectives are to start my own company, or to be a manger of a company somewhere. If I were to become a manager of a company I would bring various amounts of good ideas and hard work to the table which will hopefully help me on my way to success.

Educational Background

Westfield State University, expected May 2014

Major: Communication

GPA: 3.0

Work Experience 

Bay Path Nursing Home, May 2007-August 2007

• Worked in the kitchen washing dishes, and making food.
• Customer interaction

Stone Security, June 2008-November 2009

• Worked security for an air force base in Weymouth MA.
• Interacted with different people coming in and out of the base, making decisions on who to let in, and who to turn away, worked in a team situation.

McDonald’s, May 2010-August 2012

• Worked as a cashier, money taker, order taker, grill person
• Interacted with different customers every day, solving employee and customer problems, working in a team atmosphere, good communication between both customers and other co-workers. 

Volunteer Work

• Hockey coaching, Project Bread-Walk for Hunger, Student Government, Town Leaf clean-up

Skills

Computer Skills: Experience with Adobe Photo Shop, Adobe Illustrator, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Different social networks such as Facebook, and Twitter.

Communication Skills: Public Speaking presentations, problem solving in a workplace, training new employees.  

My Experience

My Video

The link is to a video about my experience participating in the Walk for Hunger. The experience is both rewarding and self fulfilling. You should totally click that link!


you know you want to....

Project Bread Podcast

Project Bread Podcast

The Link above is to the podcast that me and a friend conducted about project bread and the walk for hunger. In this podcast you will hear another point of view from some one else besides myself about the Walk and what it meant to us. Click that link to take a listen!

Project Bread Website

Want to learn more about Project Bread? Heres the website to everything you need to know from donations, volunteers etc.

Project Bread

Welcome to the Project Bread Blog

Project Bread

Hello everyone! If you have stumbled onto this blog, that would probably mean that you are interested in what this organization has to offer. Well for starters, this is Project Bread. Project bread is responsible for the Walk For Hunger which happens every year in the first sunday in May. The Walk For Hunger takes place in Boston Massachusetts and has been around since 1963. The walk consists of a 20 mile walk starting at the Boston commons, and continues through Brookline, Watertown, Newton, Cambidge, and other parts of Boston as well. Each year, the volunteers from around the state of Massachusetts, and other parts of New England increases in numbers. Last year according to Project Bread's website, there were 40,000 participants, 2,000 volunteers, and 50,000 individual donors! Wow thats a lot of success. Besides the Boston Marathon, The walk has been known as the largest public gathering the city has. With the numbers they get every year, it's hard to deny that. 

The last two years of high school, I decided to take part in the Walk For Hunger. At first, I did it for a social event because a large majority of my friends were doing it so signed up the night before. The year later, I joined Student Council and helped put the team together for my school to join the walk for a second year. Sure the walk is grueling, and long, and you feel like you are going to die form exhaustion afterwards, but the feeling of satisfaction in knowing that you made a difference in the battle against hunger makes all the difference. The reason why I chose to do my blog about this organization is because it meant a lot to me when I was in high school, and now on the cusp of graduating college, I wanted to see how the organization was doing. Also, I thought it would be a great opportunity to for others to see what this organization is all about and maybe one day participate in the walk. Look forward to more pictures and posts about Project Bread and The Walk For Hunger.