Dalton V

Co-Founder

Resistiv Inc. • Trabajador autónomo

Apr 2022 - Present • 4 yrs 5 mos

Resistiv was created to solve a widespread issue in traditional fitness: the limitations of time and energy. By integrating micro workouts throughout the day, Resistiv helps alleviate the challenge of fitting exercise into a busy schedule, promoting overall health without increasing stress. Additionally, the ability to integrate sensors for data monitoring capabilities to improve sport performance or for rehabilitation purposes.

Senior Credit Officer

RBC Capital Markets • Tiempo completo

Jan 2022 - Present • 4 yrs 8 mos

As a Senior Credit Officer, CTM at RBC, I play a critical role in managing the Global Credit Portfolio. This position demands a high level of organization, analytical thinking, and strategic problem-solving skills, which I utilize daily to drive success. Key responsibilities: - I effectively manage credit and transactional limits on our Client and Credit Management System (CCMS), ensuring seamless operations, along with Equitable Margin Loan portfolios - I ensure compliance with credit agreements, proactively investigating and resolving overdue reporting items with stakeholders to maintain a high level of portfolio health - I identify and address potential risks in the portfolio, providing informed recommendations for action to mitigate any issues - I maintain accurate and up-to-date account information, ensuring data integrity and reliability - I contribute to projects and assignments that require strong analytical, research, and strategic thinking, continually developing my skills and expertise This role has provided me with the opportunity to develop my skills in credit management, build strong relationships with key stakeholders, and contribute to the success of RBC's Global Credit Portfolio.

Deputy Sheriff

Saskatchewan • Tiempo completo

Aug 2020 - Jan 2022 • 1 yr 5 mos

Deputy Sheriff Permanent Full-time Aug 2020 - Jan 2022 · 1 yr 6 mos Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada As a Deputy Sheriff, I played a critical role in the administration of justice, ensuring the fair and efficient enforcement of court judgments. Key responsibilities: - Managed file setups, calculated seizures, and oversaw physical and digital file management. Issued bankruptcy notices, processed discharges, and performed various other related tasks to ensure the effective execution of court judgments. - Corresponded with a diverse range of stakeholders, including employers, banks, legal counsel, debtors, creditors, third parties, and the general public, to provide guidance and resolve conflicts. Served as a neutral third party to mediate disputes between creditors, debtors, and counsel. - Reviewed seizures, delegations, exemption claims, judgments, and other legal documents for accuracy and sealing prior to service, ensuring the integrity of the legal process. - Coordinated criminal and civil jury summons for the Court of Queen’s Bench, supporting the efficient functioning of the judicial system. - Processed cheque and cash payments received from debtors, and conducted investigations to identify and seize exigible assets, including bank accounts, real estate, vehicles, intellectual property, and more, to enforce court judgments. This role required strong organizational, communication, and conflict resolution skills, as well as the ability to work impartially in a legal environment.