C. Michael Seely
5454 Newcastle, Apt. 1221, Houston, TX  77081
(713) 669-0993 (Home), (713) 853-1404 (Work)	E-mail: Michael_Seely@enron.net

Objective:  An opportunity in a challenging and fast-paced environment, in which my skills and knowledge will be applied to commercial transactions at Enron.

Education

Master of Land Economics and Real Estate  		
Department of Finance	
Texas A&M University 
December 2000
Bachelor of Science
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
Texas A&M University
December 1998

Computer Skills
Argus, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, WordPerfect, Lotus Notes, HTML, Web Design.

Work Experience
	Enron – Associate Program
	Enron Broadband Services – Real Estate Desk			3/01 – 8/01
In conjunction with a small team, developed a trading book for telecom related real estate (collocation space).  	Assisted with the design and implementation of a Master Service Agreement for collocation, in order to introduce standardized contracts to the industry.  Bought collocation space for other EBS trading desks as well as sold collocation space to counter parties from EBS PoPs as well as third-party providers. Developed leads, designed models and originated new deals as they related to Capacity Interconnection Facilities in multi-million dollar telecom facilities across the country.

	Summer Associate – Enron						5/00 – 8/00
Supported Enron Realty Advisors in the negotiation of office space for various business units associated with Enron Corporation.  Managed databases, reviewed lease structure, and developed Excel models in order to monitor corporate real estate assets.  Analyzed current trends in the telecommunication industry, which were relevant to Enron Broadband Services real estate needs.
	
Intern - Temple-Inland Forest Products Corp.			5/94 – 8/96
Rotated through all aspects of the Forest Products operation including environmental management, industrial engineering at a major sawmill operation and retail sales of lumber products.  Performed environmental research as it related to commercial logging operations and the effects on endangered species.  Implemented an identification program to be used in conjunction with a Lock-out/Tag-out program to ensure proper shutdown procedures of heavy sawmill equipment.  
	
Activities and Awards
Drs. Ivan W. and Luanne Schmedemann Endowed Scholarship
Appraisal Institute Graduate Educational Scholarship
Land Economics and Real Estate Association – Elected President 2000
The Society of Texas A&M Real Estate Professionals - 1999 to present
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Student Council - 1997 and 1998
References available upon request.