Working as a part of a team of just two, I manage a portfolio of over 300 companies to which I provide administrative and secretarial services. My role also involves a considerable amount of compliance, accounting, and legal duties as I work very closely with all branches of the law firm. Roles and responsibilities: • Incorporating and structuring corporate entities for both local & multi-national clients.• Providing ongoing maintenance, and ad-hoc services for existing clients.• Managing client-owned assets such as yachts and subsidiary companies.• Liaising with clients directly and managing the client-experience. • Meeting filing deadlines for corporate documents, accounts, and other corporate responsibilities.• Generating and chasing up invoices, managing corporate bank accounts, and handling client funds.• Working closely with Government offices and other Gibraltar-based businesses, registries, banks, and associations.

Whilst working with Outdoor Nation I planned and launched the 2017 “On Campus Challenge”; a nation-wide, 4-week-long competition to incentivise university and college students from schools all across the United States to become more involved in active, outdoor lifestyles, and to increase interaction and awareness in their environments. Roles and responsibilities: • I liaised with school staff and participants and ensuring they were fully able to effectively partake in the challenge. • Developed systems to track school social feeds, and provide feedback to maximise potential outreach capability and efficiency. • Completed various research projects for OIA, identifying new markets and potential business partners. • Provided campus representatives and challenge leaders with an accessible support network for all of their challenge-related needs. • Engaged in conference calls with directors and senior staff to plan and log progress towards major challenge goals.• Moderated the admin side of the website and app used by the schools and participants throughout the challenge. • Created detailed Impact reports in order to provide feedback to stakeholders, and secure funding and investment in Outdoor Nation, and the On Campus Challenge.

Guiding and instructing groups of individuals of a wide range of ages and abilities, in a variety of outdoor activities such as team building, archery, climbing, canoeing and zip-wire. Duties included (but were not limited to):• Conducting team building exercises whilst engaging and interacting with groups of individuals of varying ages.• Ensuring that necessary equipment is set up and prepared prior to sessions.• Demonstrating a working knowledge of health and safety protocol throughout sessions, and through the maintenance of equipment.• Delivering introductory presentations to large school groups, often consisting of over 80 students and teachers. • Adapting sessions to suit mixed levels of ability depending on group requirements such as special educational needs or physical disabilities.• Various maintenance and supporting roles including grounds keeping, painting, repairs and aiding kitchen staff.

Managing reservations and ensuring guests are well looked after and have their needs and expectations satisfied from the moment they arrive, until the moment they leave.• Being the first point of contact for guests and future bookings, both physically and over the phone and via email.• Ensuring the hotel is kept presentable whilst the housekeeping team are off-duty.• Carrying out routine patrols, particularly at night, in order to ensure guests are both safe, and have an undisturbed stay.• Greeting guests on their way into the hotel upon check-in and seeing them off on departure, ensuring that a high level of service and hospitality is met. • Problem Solving.• Liaising with businesses and business owners, booking on behalf of their clients / employees.

Working as part of a team of 12 to manage and maintain the famous Gibraltar macaque population. Duties included (but were not limited to):• Operating and maintaining machinery and power tools such as woodchippers and chainsaws.• Landscaping and terraforming large areas of overgrowth throughout the upper rock nature reserve.• Removal of trees and other obstructions from difficult to reach locations via the use of harnesses, bungee cords and other specialist equipment. • Management and observation of numerous macaque troops throughout the reserve by conducting census data and recording travel patterns.• Working as part of a team to feed the numerous macaque troops on-time, early every morning.• General labour and adhering to hygiene and safety standards (Washing cars, mopping, sweeping, sterilising equipment and surfaces).

Working as part of a team to conducting research and surveys on behalf of the Government of Gibraltar’s environmental unit. Duties included (but were not limited to):• Interviewing business owners throughout the entirety of Gibraltar in both English and Spanish in order to collect data on behalf of the department.• Collecting data via observational analysis’ at various public sites.• Assessing the success and compliance rates of newly implemented environmental legislation. • Setting our own strategies and organising ourselves as a group in order to most efficiently achieve our set goals in a safe manner.• Recording and entering the data collected into database software.