Personal

My name is Mike Parve and I am from West Bend, Wisconsin. I was born May 31st, 1973 and am married with 2 sons. My full time job is a Auto Body Shop Manager of which I have mutliple responsibilites but great communication skills with people.

Clubs and Affiliations

BFL Great Lakes Division 2002-Present

     2 Co-Angler wins

     4 Co-Angler top 10's

     1 Big Bass Winner

Wal-Mart Stren Series 2004-Present

     2 top 20's

Wal-Mart FLW Series 2007

     Fished only one event, placed 38th(co-angler)

TBF club

     2005-Present

     2007 Tournament Director

     2 Time Zone Qualifier

     1 Time State Qualifier

     2007 Club Angler of the Year

Current Sponsorships

     Pro-Staff for Wave Worms

     Field-Staff for Stanley Jigs

I have worked a couple of local tackle stores spring fishing flings for Wave Worms to help promote product and am always willing to work shows and outings. Beacuse of this and my current job I believe that I am a great person to help promote products from any interested parties.

To help promote products I would be willing to post decals on tow vehicle and boat and also wear hats and shirts of products. I have taken product to tournaments to hand out to interested parties as well. We currently are starting a youth TBF club to help promote this great pastime to kids and this is a great way to get products out to people with a fresh start.

I am probably not the person to ask about this but from books and stuff I have read, that resume sounds good but you should probably tell a little more about how you can move their product.

I revised it a little bit... Let me know what you think of it.

Thank you

Just updated the resume again as I just took 5th place in the BFL Great Lakes Division Super Tournament.

Any advive would be great

Congratulations on a great finish!  Here's my advice: Keep finnishing in the top 5 and the sponsors will come to you  Again, great job.

Honestly, I like it.  I am sure that your revisions caught the couple of spelling errors I saw.  I like how it is to the point.  Good luck, you have to tell me your secret to co-angling.  Hope you can land a few of those companies you are hoping for.

Thanks for the input guys. As far as my success, I try to stay within my strengths, I only change if the boaters are really whacking them. Like I said, stay with what you know and don't get caught up in what the boater is doing to much. The lure needs to be in the water to catch fish