Paul Rossiter

Paul Rossiter has been working in the business world since they graduated from college in 2006. Their first job was as a Special Projects Assistant at Energy Management Corporation, where they were responsible for helping to improve the efficiency of the company's energy usage. In 2009, they left Energy Management Corporation to become the President of the Entrepreneur Club at Huntsman School of Business. As President, they helped to promote and teach entrepreneurship and innovation through organizing events and competitions. Paul also revamped the marketing and branding of the organization, which led to greater visibility for the club. In 2010, Rossiter took a break from their work in the business world to complete an internship with the USU SEED Program in Masaka, Uganda. There, they helped to open a new location for student-led teaching and microfinance investments. Paul also developed the Small Enterprise Education and Development (SEED) Program by researching location details, establishing connections with other non-profit groups, establishing women's groups, structuring microfinance loans, and teaching general business knowledge. Rossiter returned to the United States in 2011 and took a position as Secretary & Treasurer at EASA, where they have been working ever since.

Paul Rossiter attended Utah State University where they completed a Bachelor of Science in Finance, Economics, and Entrepreneurship with a minor in International Business from the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business.