I am looking for a challenging career change where my years of business analyst and managementinformation skills, excellent attention to detail, problem solving and adaptability can be put to gooduse. I would relish the opportunity to discuss the merits of the extensive skills I have and to conveymy keenness to learn those I may not yet have.Whilst my career has always been within the banking industry, I find myself wholeheartedly embracing the possibility of retraining and using the skills and abilities I have, to benefit another industry. The banking crisis resulted in more than five rounds of redundancies within the Royal Bank of Scotland south-east restructure. Due to my commitment, skill set and professional work ethic my line manager’s managed to keep my role within the south-east for as long as possible, however my role was finally relocated to India. As I did not wish to relocate due to family commitments, I had to reluctantly acceptredundancy. The skills I have developed are not industry specific to the financial sector and I believe canbe applied effectively and be of benefit to a different sector. I have the ability to make people understandconcepts and/or convince them. Consistently produce results within pressurised situations. I have always been the ‘go-to’ person with projects requiring a high attention to detail, extensive planning andforecasting skills and the techniques to improve business processes.