My role as a Portfolio Manager in Crown Property / Māori Crown Relations focuses on at on the sale and transfer of Land throughout New Zealand. I am also responsible for: - Engaging with iwi pre and post settlement - Preparing ministerials and responding to OIA requests - Managing a portfolio of properties (both vacant and tenanted) - Assisting with the remediation of contaminated land - Responding to customer queries - Organising and leading meetings

Working as an Advisor in the New Zealand Geographic Board, I was responsible for researching historic place names drafting recommendations and preparing reports for regular board meetings. I was also responsible for: - Working closely with other agencies and iwi on restoring original placenames - Updating the New Zealand Gazetteer - Responding to OIA requests - Responding to customer queries - Organising and and chairing meetings

I updated and maintained Landonline spatially including amending topology, updating coordinates, locating and fixing errors and integrating old datasets. I also processed urgent requests from both internal and external customers.

I reviewed and approved cadastral datasets for integration into Landonline. This role involved close attention to detail as once a survey has been approved, any subsequent amendments were difficult and could take considerable time to make. In this role I utilised my communication and collaboration skills to work closely with my colleagues to ensure datasets were processed consistently.

Providing excellent customer service as I promoted and sampled products to supermarket shoppers. Working as a contractor I carefully managed my own equipment, time and logistics. I have excelled in this role, receiving several commendations and bonuses for exceeding sales targets.

I contribute to projects identifying correction facilities’ RMA compliance issues by conducting research, preparing briefings for senior leadership and drafting informative written material for the public.

I drove a company vehicle to hospitals and medical centres in the Wellington region to deliver supplies and collect various organic specimens. This position utilises my time management skills as multiple specimens from many sites need to be urgently transported back to the laboratory for analysis.

I produced a variety of engaging English learning activities for students and organised cultural education events and holiday camps. My teaching mainly consisted classes between 8 to 20 students which required me to be adaptable with my lesson plans and culturally sensitive as I was working in an unfamiliar culture.

I provided excellent customer service while demonstrating and selling merchandise. I gained experience in cash handling, training new staff, coordinating with managers, ensuring high levels of health and safety, stocking and food preparation. I also gained sales skills by informing guests about special offers and events that were taking place across Disney’s four amusement parks.