Through Able Amsterdam, I provide information about wheelchair-friendly places in the Dutch capital. The website (www.ableamsterdam.com) includes accessibility reviews; blog posts about disability and accessibility; and general tips for accessible travel in Amsterdam.For Able Amsterdam, I have designed the logo and website; researched, visited, and assessed all listed locations; provided written accessibility feedback to establishments across Amsterdam based on in-person visits; written guest blog posts for accessibility bloggers and travel agencies; and have been a guest speaker for public events in and around Amsterdam, as well as motivational speaking at international schools.

As Junior Team Manager I was the line manager to approximately half of the Netherlands-based NMQ Digital (IHATA branch) team. I provided HR support in the form of contract checks, monthly payroll updates, 30% ruling applications, and employer statements. I provided relocation support to staff relocating to The Netherlands, including pre-departure meetings, updating the NMQ Relocation Manual and creating several additional helpful documents about life in The Netherlands. I supported the creation of a RI&E (Risk Assessment & Evaluation) document and was tasked to ensure the office adhered to Dutch health & safety standards. I facilitated the upkeep of two NMQ Digital-rented apartments for newly relocated staff, including on-site visits, cleaning supervision, and purchasing home supplies. I organised monthly staff social events and co-organised annual staff events. I led bi-weekly Town Hall meetings for the Netherlands-based team that fostered a sense of team spirit and kept team members up to date about things happening in the company and across The Netherlands. Finally, I helped to maintain a clean, tidy office environment and ordered monthly office food, drinks, and supplies.

I managed and updated the Julius Global Health website (http://www.globalhealth.eu); communicate with guest lecturers; organised staff meetings; manage internship requests; co-managed the email account; published newsletters; and created promotional infographics. I was also a teaching assistant for several University College Utrecht global health courses and co-organised/ hosted Utrecht University’s Global Health & Tropical Medicine evening course.

I completed various administrative tasks supporting the Head of School, including welcoming guests; checking class registers; email/ telephone communication; booking the theatre; organising catering; processing absence requests, reimbursements, and supply orders; assisting with open days, and more.

I welcomed GP Society members and guests; managed incoming and outgoing phone calls; sorted through daily post; updated member details using CRM; answered- and organised incoming emails; set up spaces for staff meetings; ordered catering for events; and compiled an instruction manual of all reception tasks.

I was responsible for communication between the NGO in Cambodia and head office in England; promotional photography and writing of weekly articles related about the organisation in Phnom Penh; assisting with the organisation of events; part-time English teacher (18 hours/week, Level A1-B1) for children supported by the organisation; responsible for establishing and building up permanent learning materials and an English curriculum.

I provided administrative support including converting old to new insurance policies; indexing and archiving insurance policies; sorting and converting incoming and outgoing post; assisting with the compilation of a DAK instruction manual for various administrative tasks within the CCS software.