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Tracey Horyczun-Sanguiliano

Tracey Horyczun-Sanguiliano

Capital One

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Tracey's work combines: Business, Numbers, and Teaching / Mentoring

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Day In The Life

District Manager II/VP

Lead team to deliver unparralled sales, knowledge and service to our cutomers and associates.

Skills & Education

Here's the path I took:

  • High School

    West Islip High School, West Islip, NY

  • Bachelor's Degree

    American/United States Studies/Civilization

    SUNY College at Oswego

Here's the path I recommend for someone who wants to be a Financial Managers:

High School

Bachelor's Degree: American/United States Studies/Civilization

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Life & Career Milestones

My path in life took a while to figure out

  • 1.

    Was the Captain of my HS and Traveling Soccer Team-1st Team Leader opportunity.

  • 2.

    Started college wanting to be a Social Worker-realized quickly I enjoyed business.

  • 3.

    Pledged a Sorority my 2nd Semester-Teamwork, perseverance a must.

  • 4.

    Became the President of the Greek Student Association at College-leadership.

  • 5.

    Found a Mentor at my 1st job-pivotal in helping to shape who I am today.

  • 6.

    Deciding to leave my 1st company in 2004-left my comfort zone to try something completely different.

  • 7.

    Getting Married and having children-Work/Life/Family Balance you can have it all.

Defining Moments

How I responded to discouragement

  • THE NOISE

    Messages from Peers:

    You will never find a job/company with opportunities like we have to offer.

  • How I responded:

    I realized that life can be greener on the other side, I reflected on what I wanted and listened to what I already knew, that the job/company wasn't my passion and didn't define who I was or who I was going to be.

Experiences and challenges that shaped me

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  • My parents couldnt afford to send me to college, therefore I had to get financial aid as well as work throughout college which put me in debt after college. I had to learn quickly the importance of budgeting my money but also saving for the future.

  • I come from a family with a history of Alcohol Addiction which really impacted me on many levels. I developed trust issues due to this and until I learned to overcome and ask for help from others I stayed stagnant.

  • I didnt have a great role model to show me the way and yet there was tremendous pressure to be successful here. I learned quickly that I needed to do things not only for the sake of others but for myself.