"Uniting Game and Bar Culture"Co-Founder & Event Manager

Administrative Assistant to the AME leadership team and general support for various departmental functionsHR events, projects & responsibilities:- Employee entry/exit- Interview scheduling- Career Development Center Logistics ManagerRisk Management – Coordinator- Compiling of presentations & management of tool for tracking risks within AMEPurchase Order (PO) management (100+/Year)General event management (internal, national und international)Calendar & travel management

- Interacting with customers depending on their needs and wishes

Office Coordinator with admin duties to the ALIP leadership team- Managing the global ALIP Full Time Employee list- Project management – “Legal & Tax Academy”- General event management (internal, national und international)- Calendar & travel management

Provided various office services through administrative procedures and policies.Administrative Assistant Job Duties included but were not limited to:- Contributed to ALIP team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.- Resolved administrative problems by coordinating preparation of reports, analyzing data, and identifying solutions.- Ensured smooth functioning of equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements or calling for repairs when needed as well as maintaining office material inventories.- Provided information by answering questions and requests on time.- Completed operational requirements by scheduling and assigning administrative projects.

This internship was voluntary and the duties included were similar to those of a social worker. This encompassed counselling in various forms ranging from one-on-one to group sessions for either general problems or legal advice with the presence of a lawyer. Additional responsibilities incorporated translating from English to German, IT support and the provision of food to the various asylum seeking people as well as general administrative needs. Flexibility was a key skill in order to satisfy all the needs of this occupation.

During this mandatory yet exciting service in the Swiss Armed Forces my responsibilities included the management, such as leading, supervising and training, of individuals in groups ranging from 5 – 50 people at any given time. This position also entailed the running and upkeep of army facilities, time management and future planning, the implementation of decisions at the correct time as well as their communication; all in all a valuable life experience.