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Faith Ann Zapora
3700 Gateway Dr Apt 415
Philadelphia, PA 19145
609-226-3431navyzap@gmail.com
Education:
BS in Business from Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, 2001
MA in Intelligence / Terrorism from American Military University, 2015
U.S. Navy: Basic Storekeeping School, Advanced Inventory Management School, Advanced
Shipboard Automated Data Processing School, Advanced Coordinated Shipboard Allowance
List School, Completed 3,000 hours towards the Purchasing Agent Apprenticeship Program
 Six years’ experience in material management including procurement, issuing&receiving
 Capable of performing evaluations of information
 Can provide proficiency with data analysis, evaluation and validation of information
 Strong self-management and team skills
 Exceptional accuracy, organization and research skills
 Proficient in MS Word and Power Point
Defense Logistics Agency: Buyer, March 2015 - Current
 Pursuing DAWIA certification
 Performs Pre-Award and Post-Award Acquisition functions
 Prepares and reviews Pre-Award and Post-Award documentation
 Executes quality awards, contracts and contract modifications
 Reports, establishes and maintains procurement files
 Creates and maintains relationships with bid companies
 Administrating procurement solicitations of up to $3,000
Oxford Government Consulting: Clerk, March 2013 – June 2014
 Prepare VA records for conversion to electronic format
 Verify all information in VA records is accurate
J.C. Penney: Loss Prevention Officer, November 2010 –January 2012
 Certified, licensed and trained loss prevention officer.
 Promote and maintain safety of the property.
 Observe individuals for suspicious activity.
 Apprehend shoplifters.
 Researched instancesof internal theft.
Presidium Learning: Clerk, May 2009 – November 2010
 Take and make enrollment phone calls on the K12 educational program.
 Educate customers on the K12 educational product.
Harrah’s Entertainment: Database Specialist, June 2000 - October 2006
 Successfully managed 15 temporary employees, half who were newly recovering heroin
addicts, processing over 28,000 records resulting in the project completing two weeks
ahead of schedule.
 Investigated and combined all duplicate customer accounts while ensuring that all
information was properly posted while maintaining 100 per cent accuracy for four high-
paced casinos.
 Developed a database integrity training program to educate and train system users that
was adopted company wide.
 Trained over 300 personnel in database integrity issues annually
 Responsible for daily reconciliation of customers suspended accounts
Medical One: Purchasing Agent, November 1998 – June 2000
 Responsible for the creation and implementation of an inventory system for three high
volume medical offices including five casino satellite sites
 Ensured billing for customers was complete and accurate
 In charge of creating and maintaining proper stowage facility
U.S. Navy, Second Class Petty Officer (E5), August 1994 - August 1998
 Supported fast paced replenishment evolutions at sea processing over 2,400 customer
requirements worth 2.3 million dollars maintaining a 93% fill rate
 Directed the issuance of over 10,000 items valued in excess of 6 million dollars
 Efficiently trained personnel in all facets involving receipt and inventory processing,
location audits and underway replenishments
 Main contact person for the issuance and billing of at sea material transfers
 Scheduled, processed and executed monthly inventories and location audits
 Ensured quality control of incoming and outgoing material
 Executed cash sales to embassies and foreign Navies
 Integrated Barcode System Coordinator and Receipt Processing Coordinator (Both 2
years)
 Fill Stocking Resolution Coordinator and Material Validation Coordinator (Both 1 year)
Accomplishments:
Junior Sailor of the Quarter, June 1995, USNS San Jose (T-AFS 7), US Navy
Promoted ahead of schedule due to work performance, USNS San Jose (T-AFS 7), US Navy
Volunteered for Oceanville Volunteer Fire Department, 2004 - 2005

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Faith Ann Zapora BSNS Resume

  • 1. Faith Ann Zapora 3700 Gateway Dr Apt 415 Philadelphia, PA 19145 609-226-3431navyzap@gmail.com Education: BS in Business from Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, 2001 MA in Intelligence / Terrorism from American Military University, 2015 U.S. Navy: Basic Storekeeping School, Advanced Inventory Management School, Advanced Shipboard Automated Data Processing School, Advanced Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List School, Completed 3,000 hours towards the Purchasing Agent Apprenticeship Program  Six years’ experience in material management including procurement, issuing&receiving  Capable of performing evaluations of information  Can provide proficiency with data analysis, evaluation and validation of information  Strong self-management and team skills  Exceptional accuracy, organization and research skills  Proficient in MS Word and Power Point Defense Logistics Agency: Buyer, March 2015 - Current  Pursuing DAWIA certification  Performs Pre-Award and Post-Award Acquisition functions  Prepares and reviews Pre-Award and Post-Award documentation  Executes quality awards, contracts and contract modifications  Reports, establishes and maintains procurement files  Creates and maintains relationships with bid companies  Administrating procurement solicitations of up to $3,000 Oxford Government Consulting: Clerk, March 2013 – June 2014  Prepare VA records for conversion to electronic format  Verify all information in VA records is accurate J.C. Penney: Loss Prevention Officer, November 2010 –January 2012  Certified, licensed and trained loss prevention officer.  Promote and maintain safety of the property.  Observe individuals for suspicious activity.  Apprehend shoplifters.  Researched instancesof internal theft. Presidium Learning: Clerk, May 2009 – November 2010  Take and make enrollment phone calls on the K12 educational program.  Educate customers on the K12 educational product.
  • 2. Harrah’s Entertainment: Database Specialist, June 2000 - October 2006  Successfully managed 15 temporary employees, half who were newly recovering heroin addicts, processing over 28,000 records resulting in the project completing two weeks ahead of schedule.  Investigated and combined all duplicate customer accounts while ensuring that all information was properly posted while maintaining 100 per cent accuracy for four high- paced casinos.  Developed a database integrity training program to educate and train system users that was adopted company wide.  Trained over 300 personnel in database integrity issues annually  Responsible for daily reconciliation of customers suspended accounts Medical One: Purchasing Agent, November 1998 – June 2000  Responsible for the creation and implementation of an inventory system for three high volume medical offices including five casino satellite sites  Ensured billing for customers was complete and accurate  In charge of creating and maintaining proper stowage facility U.S. Navy, Second Class Petty Officer (E5), August 1994 - August 1998  Supported fast paced replenishment evolutions at sea processing over 2,400 customer requirements worth 2.3 million dollars maintaining a 93% fill rate  Directed the issuance of over 10,000 items valued in excess of 6 million dollars  Efficiently trained personnel in all facets involving receipt and inventory processing, location audits and underway replenishments  Main contact person for the issuance and billing of at sea material transfers  Scheduled, processed and executed monthly inventories and location audits  Ensured quality control of incoming and outgoing material  Executed cash sales to embassies and foreign Navies  Integrated Barcode System Coordinator and Receipt Processing Coordinator (Both 2 years)  Fill Stocking Resolution Coordinator and Material Validation Coordinator (Both 1 year) Accomplishments: Junior Sailor of the Quarter, June 1995, USNS San Jose (T-AFS 7), US Navy Promoted ahead of schedule due to work performance, USNS San Jose (T-AFS 7), US Navy Volunteered for Oceanville Volunteer Fire Department, 2004 - 2005