Marlee Mcelligott Email & Phone Number

Marlee Mcelligott is a Project Officer, Real Property Services at Public Services and Procurement Canada | Services publics et Approvisionnement C. She possess expertise in critical thinking, time management, microsoft office, self management, flexible working and 20 more skills. She is proficient in French. Colleagues describe her as "Marlee worked for the County of Carleton Law Association (CCLA) from April 2012 to June 2013 as our Education & Events Assistant filling in for maternity leave position. During this time she was responsible for assisting, coordinating and planning CCLA continuing legal education events along with a variety of networking events as well. Marlee's largest project was the Association's 125th Anniversary Gala held at the National Art Gallery where we had 400 guests in attendance. Marlee's event management skills for not only this event, but the others she was responsible for were outstanding. Marlee was a key player on our staff team and brought a high degree of professionalism, creativity and enthusiasm to her job. Marlee would be a definite asset to any organization! Rick Haga Executive Director County of Carleton Law Association" and "Marlee embraced her position in our events department with enthusiasm and grace, proficient in every way with a sheer excellence in communication, organizational and interpersonal skills. From our continuing legal education programs to our four major cornerstone conferences and our 125th Anniversary gala, Marlee was the key to each of their success, bringing to the table a fresh and keen perspective. Though most everything was planned to a tee, she was always prepared to adjust to some inevitable last minute decisions, keeping flexible with her goals and timelines if needed. I had the pleasure of working closely with Marlee on many occasions; she was always so dependable and motivated, with an adventurous and on a whole, magnetic spirit and drive. Marlee would be an welcome addition to any organization!"

Listed skills include Critical Thinking, Time Management, Microsoft Office, Self Management, and 21 others.