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Seattle, Washington, United States

Multi-hatted, from general administrative to customer service, to HR & book-keeping for a mission-driven, highly collaborative women-led bike-bag company.

Seattle, Washington, United States

-Built relationships with customers in the community, vendors, and colleagues-Led a team of four service leads and 14 cashiers-Coached performance to quality customer-service standards-Scheduled staff, ensuring strict compliance with Seattle’s guidelines and company requirements, and adequate staffing for store traffic-Responsible for tills and cash.

Greater Seattle Area

Providing analysis and strategic planning around enterprise people strategies.- Employee On-boarding- Training & Professional Development Programs- Knowledge Management & Internal Communication- Performance Management- Operational Efficiencies- Business Development & Outbound Sales- Retail Management

Greater Seattle Area

Responsible for:-delivering an award-winning employee experience and company culture-driving organizational communication via company-wide intranet-ensuring operational knowledge is captured in policies and procedures-developing staff through professional development programs-delivering elearning solutions-designing training and HR materials consistent.

As Trainer I welcomed Verity's new hires, giving them the tools and resources to perform their job at a high-level. For all staff, I served as an advocate for lifelong learning and development, both inside the CU Movement and in life.As Silver-Lining Specialist I sought to help others feel optimistic and confident to explore the opportunities that exist in.

I provided reliable, values-driven service to members at our Beacon Hill branch. There was more to my role as a Member Service Representative than simply making transactions for Verity's members; within my role, I sought to be a consistent, pleasant part of my team, and provided support to my colleagues in achieving their goals while accomplishing my own..

For 10 weeks I was an editorial intern at Sasquatch Books. My primary tasks involved reading and reviewing unsolicited submissions, and managing the rejections. Over the course of my internship, I spent a great deal of time working on a 3rd Edition book project -- updating the index, using InDesign and Illustrator to update the map graphics, and doing a.

Planned and directed the Fall 2008 Session.The accomplishment I am most proud of was planning and executing the season-ending Winter Wonder Run/Walk 5k; all proceeds benefit the Girls on the Run program, allowing it to maintain its financial health. More than 200 people participated; which was a wonderful turn-out for a 5k put together in under eight weeks.

In my third year with WECU, I served as Administrative Assistant to the CFO, where I had the opportunity to sit in on the Assets and Liability Management meetings. Though there in an administrative context (preparing agendas, and taking detailed minutes) it was an excellent opportunity to listen and learn about developing a strong strategy and business.

I moved to WECU's Holly Office as vault teller, and quickly transitioned to the role of Assistant Teller Services Manager, a new role created for me by my manager. I was responsible for the main branch vault, managing a staff of 17 (performance management, reviews, scheduling, recruiting), and balancing 11 off-site ATMs. Additionally, I'd step up as needed.

WECU provides "Legendary Member Service" to its members, and is a full-service financial institution.My emphasis was on Member Service, beginning as a teller at the Birchwood branch. While there, I was trained by our vault teller on how to balance and manage the vault, serving as a back-up vault teller when needed.

Ba, English

Activities and Societies: Educational Opportunity Program, Haiku ClubEmphasis in Language and Literature

Development Educator, Credit Unions

Graduated in the Spring 2012 class in Madison, WI