Aidan Hegarty Email & Phone Number

𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗠𝗲Currently a second-year student studying Business Studies Bachelor of Arts degree in The National College of Ireland averaging a second-class honours with an interest in Finance and Accounting. 𝗘𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲Currently working in the Grand Hotel Malahide as a business section porter and waiter. From working in the hospitality section it has helped me develop strong customer service, good teamwork and communications skills. This role requires very good communication and teamwork so that events such as business conferences, weddings, confirmations, communions, talent shows etc. run smoothly and as the organiser wants it to. Some other qualities that this role has given me is good time keeping, being able to adapt and work fast under pressure and being respectful and helpful to everyone in the hotel to ensure their time there is enjoyable.𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁𝘀Sports and fitness has always been a big interest of mine. Since a young age I have played both GAA and football and in recent years I have also started going to the gym. Before Covid-19 I would go gym 4/5 times a week as well as training 2/3 times a week with sports teams. Communication and teamwork are two skills that I have picked up from sports from a young age that have helped me in my current working role and also will hopefully help with future roles in a real business environment.

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  Porter

  Grand Hotel Malahide

  Oct 2018 - Present - Malahide, County Dublin, Ireland

  • Set up business meetings and conferences for groups ranging from 10 to 400 people. • Working 15–39 hour weeks depending on how many events are on in the hotel at certain times. • Received manual handling training in order to set up events and move furniture around to please each event organiser.• Gained the ability to communicate and understand different people so that I could set up rooms to their needs. • Gained good time keeping by looking after multiple meetings all at… Show more • Set up business meetings and conferences for groups ranging from 10 to 400 people. • Working 15–39 hour weeks depending on how many events are on in the hotel at certain times. • Received manual handling training in order to set up events and move furniture around to please each event organiser.• Gained the ability to communicate and understand different people so that I could set up rooms to their needs. • Gained good time keeping by looking after multiple meetings all at once and having their lunch breaks ready and rooms refreshed all on time for them. • Gained IT skills working with outsourced IT workers on conferences that required lots of technology and a good understanding so that everything would run smoothly for the events. Show less