Ainsley Mccarthy Email & Phone Number

Hey there! I'm an experienced project coordinator with a knack for managing projects, budgets, and client communication. My friends call me "Radar" because I'm always in the know and have a natural talent for organizing people and data. I'm a pro when it comes to Jira and can easily analyze and interpret data to develop policies and procedures. I am currently in the process of obtaining my PMP.I'm a problem-solving whiz with a passion for mentoring and coaching. I can quickly adapt to new technologies and processes and love learning new things. I used to be an instructional designer and head of the Math department in the City of Richmond. This gave me the skills to gather, review, and interpret data, and develop strategy metrics to present findings for internal and external organizations to use.Currently, I work as a Project Coordinator for PeakSeason Workforce. I've successfully managed over 50 projects and achieved an 85% success rate in transitioning to new technologies. I've also developed a streamlined documentation system, which has increased efficiency by 15% and reduced content generation time by 25 minutes per document. I love analyzing organizational datasets to gain insights into global partnerships and come up with effective collaborative efforts that increase productivity.I have a Bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a minor in Chinese and Asian Studies and a Master's in Education from Virginia Commonwealth University. I'm certified in AgileKB and PMKB Project Management. I'm skilled in Jira, Visio, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), Project Management, Google Suite, Data Analysis, Milestones and Metric Management, Budget Management, Technology Training, Scheduling & Deadlines, Agile, and Trello.In my free time, you'll likely find me sewing, which has been a passion of mine since I was eight years old. I also love learning new languages, as it helps me better communicate with people from diverse backgrounds. Additionally, I enjoy supporting causes that promote Neurodiversity and advocating for inclusivity and understanding for people with neurological differences

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  Virginia Commonwealth University

  Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies