Sophie Bone is a Women’s First Team Performance Analyst at Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club at Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club. She possess expertise in microsoft powerpoint, microsoft excel, microsoft word, public speaking, performance analysis and 2 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Sophie is a highly talented and committed performance analyst. Sophie is extremely proactive and as such, already has a diverse and impressive CV. Sophie has a great work ethic and will give her best to every situation. Sophie delivered a guest lecture for a module I teach on at Anglia Ruskin University and the presentation was polished and well thought out. Despite the delivery being virtual, Sophie was able to develop a good rapport with the group. It has always been a pleasure to work with Sophie and she will be a great asset to any organisation. I am sure Sophie has a bright future ahead of her!" and "Sophie is a committed young professional with great enthusiasm for sport, particularly football. She is very vibrant and always has a positive attitude regardless of the situation. During her time at Hampshire FA, Sophie showed organisational skills beyond her years to manage a football development intern position with full time studies at Queen Mary's College. During Sophie's time as an intern, she established herself as a valued member of the football development team by contributing to the planning and delivery of projects targeted at developing the girls' football pathway in Hampshire. Sophie demonstrated herself to be an agile worker capable of adapting to change and problem solving under pressure. Sophie's creativity and ability to collaborate internally and externally were essential to developing opportunities that engaged 11-16 year old females. During her time in post, Sophie was required to communicate with a variety of role holders from senior leaders to secondary school aged participants. She always demonstrates fantastic communication skills and is comfortable adapting these to suit a variety of situations. It was a pleasure to support Sophie's development and I can safely say that Sophie would be a valuable contributor to any organisation. "