• Develop and implement new organizational strategies to streamline administrative tasks and increase productivity.• Demonstrate strong attention to detail in all aspects of administrative work, ensuring accuracy and compliance with company policies and procedures.• Manage multiple priorities and deadlines effectively, delivering high-quality work on time.• Effectively manage high-volume email traffic, overseeing a Director's inbox and calendar, and serving as functional authorities' primary point of contact.• Maintain confidentiality and handled sensitive information with discretion.

• Maintained positive and cooperative working relationships with both internal and external stakeholders in order to effectively collect and exchange information, and promote program activities.• Led project teams, committees, and working groups, ensuring successful project outcomes.• Developed communication networks and protocols tailored to individual projects to enhance communication and collaboration between stakeholders.• Contributed to the development of working arrangements between the department and multi-jurisdictional partners to improve efficiency.• Analyzed information and prepare briefing notes, presentations, and documentation to summarize key findings.• Proficient in using various software tools and applications for project management and data analysis.• Successfully led and coordinated a zonal project with Fisheries and Oceans Canada that brings together 60 organizations from the Atlantic regions and Quebec to explore critical lobster science research questions and priorities for Canadians.

• Partnered effectively with project stakeholders to drive and execute marketing initiatives.• Managed various program optimization initiatives that involved proposal, process, and implementation.• Analyzed sales results and collaborated with a team of Regional Managers to design acceleration plans and programs to boost business sales.• Provided feedback on program improvement and efficiencies.• Launched two national corporate sales conferences in three provinces that attracted roughly 250 sales representatives annually.