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Summary Of Bryan Stinnie's Case

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I have a candidate who is interested in speaking with you in regards to a sales position in Lynchburg, VA. Bryan Stinnie graduated the College of William and Mary in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and Health Science. After some post graduate training Bryan went into sales instead of practicing medicine. First with Novonail has an Outside Sales Representative. He gained his first real experience in cold calling and setting appointments to businesses about conducting sales presentations in regards to a new antifungal treatment. During his time with Novonail he was ranked has the top representative for his region in 2014. Bryan later took a position with Arbor Pharmaceuticals, promoting medications for ADHD and Narcolepsy.

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