Some of my roles include:-Leading the vision and strategy for new product development.-Leading the development of the ACEC brand.-Researching market trends.-Liaising with colleagues to ensure all product innovations are communicated, understood and managed.-Creating a workplace setting where collaboration and innovation thrive.-Working closely with the sales and marketing team to plan product strategies.-CRM.-Improving online social media presence.

As part of my MSc, I had to conduct a 30000 word business research project. The project which focused on the strategy of ACEC was titled "Helping ACEC Distributors ltd. Overcome Their Small Firm Mindset Through the Promotion of Planning, Communication and Innovation". In essence the author conducted various research methods such as interactive focus groups to try to gain a unique understanding of the day to day strategy ACEC exhibit. What came to light was a number of problems and also… Show more As part of my MSc, I had to conduct a 30000 word business research project. The project which focused on the strategy of ACEC was titled "Helping ACEC Distributors ltd. Overcome Their Small Firm Mindset Through the Promotion of Planning, Communication and Innovation". In essence the author conducted various research methods such as interactive focus groups to try to gain a unique understanding of the day to day strategy ACEC exhibit. What came to light was a number of problems and also solutions. These were presented to ACEC following the commencement of the BRP. Show less

At ACEC I was in charge of all outstanding debts. It was up to me to make sure that ACEC received the money that they were due. Daily tasks included things such as phoning customers and making sure debts were collected and assigned correctly. Whilst doing this job I increased my customer service skills.

At Challenger I learned how office lighting works.I was an understudy to the main lighting engineer. We worked in warehouses and huge offices which were often littered with people. I had to change thousands of overhead light fittings which had gone past their expiry date. While the work was physically demanding I enjoyed my stint here as it thought me the virtue of patience.

At Clonmel I worked on a project where we were building parking bays along side motorways throughout Ireland. The work was both physically and mentally challenging but I enjoyed working here and learned essential skills such as awareness and construction skills.