Sharnelle Cader Email & Phone Number

Cape Town, Wc, Za

Cape Town, Wc, Za

Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

As an experienced Office Manager, I have a proven track record of successfully managing end-to-end operations and administration, with a focus on technical excellence, financial stability, customer and partnership relationship management, distribution systems, and process efficiency.My key responsibilities included managing people and collaborating with various project teams, partners, and heads of departments to ensure operations were aligned with core organizational goals. I also oversaw operations, finance, and project management, while implementing robust information systems for quality data. Additionally, I managed repairs and maintenance for the organization's ICT and general grounds.During my time at The Carpenter's Shop t/a The Hope Exchange, I held two additional roles. As a Stakeholder Relations Liaison, I worked remotely and managed projects and marketing from conceptualization to execution, while maintaining and developing stakeholder relations within the organization and managing public perception. As an Administrative Assistant, I was responsible for planning and executing daily organizational activities, acting as the first point of client engagement, and ensuring clients felt valued and cared for. I also procured necessary supplies and called out required technicians as needed within the approved budget to cater to the various departments' needs.

Switzerland

From January 2015 to May 2019, I had the opportunity to work remotely and travel abroad with the World Alliance of YMCAs, Africa Alliance of YMCAs, and South Africa YMCA in various capacities.During my time with the World Alliance of YMCAs, I held three main roles that overlapped. I began as an International Change Agents Mentor from January 2017 to December 2018, where I coached and supported individuals on an international level. Later, I was asked to join the team in Portugal as an International Facilitator in 2017. My responsibilities included planning and executing workshops, supporting the morning show and party team, supporting female delegates with their needs, and encouraging African delegates to integrate with the rest of the cohort. My final role with the World Alliance of YMCAs was as a Task Force Member from May 2018 to May 2019. As part of this role, I collected data and made recommendations on the Change Agent program for Cohort 4 and beyond. In February 2019, a group of 10 representatives from around the world met in Fairthorne, England, to finalize the review of program objectives and development of future enhancements to maximize the program's potential.Within the Africa Alliance of YMCAs, SAYMCA, I held two functions. First, as a National Facilitator, I was responsible for developing training programs for international and national delegates focused on concepts such as Africa We Want, Subject2Citizen, and Power Spaces. In addition, I also functioned as a Social Media Ambassador, assisting with getting stories, news, and pictures from local YMCAs for the national newsletter and helping to edit and curate articles and posts.Currently, I am still involved in a voluntary capacity with various projects as needed and serve on the National Executive Committee.

Observatory, Cape Town

As Deputy Programmes Manager (January 2016 – February 2018), I assisted with managing operations and finances for the department and oversaw 8 weekly programmes. Additionally, I was responsible for project and fundraiser management, volunteer and staff training, monitoring and evaluation, and building partnerships for service delivery and impact in the greater CT metropole. In my role as Assistant Youth Justice Coordinator (August 2015 – December 2016), I helped build partnerships for the Y-Justice programme, developed programmes and manuals, trained and supported teams to facilitate sessions with incarcerated males at Pollsmoor prison and Juvenile Detention Centres, and supported vulnerable youth. As a Research and Development Liaison (July 2013 – July 2014), I conducted donor research, developed databases and portfolios for donor analysis, and curated news and posts. In my previous role as a Youth Worker (January 2013 – June 2013), I designed and implemented programmes and worked with at-risk groups, including children aged 4 up to adults aged 65+. Currently, I am still involved in a voluntary capacity with various projects and serve on the Programmes Committee as one of the Executive Board of Directors for Cape Town YMCA.

Higher Certificate, Supervisory Management

Received an average of 73.6 % for Higher Certificate in Supervisory Management Commercial Law Sustainability And Greed Practising.

Diploma, Youth Development

Received an average of 70.2% for Diploma in Youth Development Learning Processes Young People and Society Policy, Planning &.

National Certificate, Engineering Studies (Heavy Current), N3

N3 Logics Systems N3 Mathematics N3 Electrical Trade Theory N2 Industrial Electronics

Matric, Technical Field

Activities and Societies: : Music Drama Karate Netball Athletics Debate clubReceived an average of 68 % for Matric, Technical Field Life.