This document is a resume for Elana Winkler that outlines her contact information, skills, goals, and work history. It summarizes four previous roles where she utilized various technical skills like creating databases, templates, charts and graphs, and establishing email systems to improve information sharing and organization for her employers in different industries.
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Elana Winkler Resume (reinvented) 2015
1. Elana Winkler
57 Potter Road
Waltham, MA 20453
(781) 330-9844
iguanadroarah@gmail.com
Skills
• Project Management
• Program Management
• Analysis
• Organizational Effectiveness
• Microsoft Office
• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft Excel
• PowerPoint
• Teamwork
• Web Development
• Customer Service
• Social Media
• Database Basics
• Nonprofits
• File Management
• Phone Etiquette
• PC and Mac Proficient
Goals
To work part-time or full-time in
a unique environment in an
occupation that engages all the
senses. To work for people I
respect and who value my skills
and abilities. To make a
difference and have a positive
impact on my workplace.
History of Innovation
Cross Insurance, Inc. – Higher
Education Division as:
Information Specialist in Knowledge
Management
Utilizing Google’s free tools, created
a Gmail account for the office. This
allowed the use of Blogger.com to
create a blog space for re-posting
news articles that would be of
interest to Higher Education Risk
Managers. Through the Google
account, a YouTube channel was
created for posting videos of
webinars produced for our clientele.
Google Drive provided a location to
store documents used in webinars
and other purposes. Documents and
videos were then shared via the blog
space.
Academic Risk Resources &
Insurance (ARR&I) as:
Information Specialist
Created a standardized visual
template for policy information in
our Insurance Program Desk
Reference for clients. As different
types of policies, from different
carriers can be very difficult to read,
this template provided a friendly and
digestible format of information.
Tested and finalized development of
intranet site for OCIP program.
Created unique charts, graphs and
tables. One such instance was a
“tornado graph” to visualize the
difference between Frequency and
Severity in a client’s claim history.
Another example was a table
containing a price per square foot
analysis for one client’s hundreds of
building locations.
Cabot House Furniture as:
Office Manager
Converted fax communications to
head office to be via e-mail. Helped
staff establish individual e-mail
accounts. Trained individual staff
members with no computer
experience how to utilized e-mail.
Brandeis University, Treasurer’s
Office as:
Treasury Administrator;
Administrative Assistant
Created multiple Microsoft Access
databases to track donor gifts of
securities or large sums for annuities
and various annuity trusts. Database
was viewable via an Internet link for
the Development Office to have
instant access to information of
incoming gifts.
Timeline