Rhonda L. Brown
**** ******** *****, ****** ** **708
Phone: 240-***-**** *************@*****.***
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
To secure a position that is challenging and rewarding with an established and progressive company, where I can apply my
customer service and finance experience toward building a successful career.
Over fifteen years of experience as a customer service and finance representative
Performed various administrating tasks such as; customer reception, bookkeeping, data entry, billing
invoicing, setting up appointments, receiving/originating calls, filing and archiving
Effective communicator – Positive, friendly and charming personality
Customer service skills – Manages all sorts of customer’s questions effectively
Organizational skills – Multitasking
Computer operating knowledge
Dedicated, loyal and committed
Skilled in dealing with a variety of people in a warm, professional and courtesy manner
WORK HISTORY
Senate Insurance, Laurel, MD September 1996 - June 2014
Customer Service/Finance Representative
Processed bank deposit daily between $5,000-10,000 a day
Balanced daily transactions for receivables
Uploaded New Policies and endorsements
Processed cancellations and reinstatements for policies
Reviewed Application for Auto Insurance
Examined customers driving records and credit reports
Assisted in preparing documents for new policy holders
Conducted visual inspection of vehicles for new po licies and renewals
Answered a multi-line phone system for Customer Service Department by handling up to 300 or more calls per day
Provided underwriting support entering new business applications, endorsements, and cancelations into production or
as directed by agent.
Assisted the team in processing of miscellaneous tasks as they arise and performed other duties as assigned
January 1990 – August 1996
A-1 Auto Towing & Repair, Fairmont Heights, MD.
Assistant Office Manger
Processed estimates for repairs to insurance companies and billing for auto services
Prepared billing statements for customers vehicle pick-ups
Prepared a daily ledger and other bookkeeping duties.
Processed paperwork involving tags and title for salvaged vehicles
Ensured that customers receive prompt, courteous, and effective service
Served as a liaison between mechanics, tow truck drives and customers.
Dispatched truck drivers to tow abandoned and accidents vehicles called in from PG County and DC Police
Department
Assisted the manager and owner with any additional administrative office duties.
May 1982 – December 1989
Washington Times Newspaper, Capital Heights, MD.
Assistant Office Manger
Mailed out all invoices for payments to customers daily
Processed and prepared all contracts for all new Customers and Businesses
Dispatched district managers’ daily newspaper routes to be distributed
Handled and resolved daily complaints from all customers
EDUCATION
Fairmont High School, Capital Heights, Maryland