Candidate for your consideration
   Over five years of accounting/payroll experience.
   Solid planning and organizational skills in coordinating all aspects of each project from
    inception through completion.
   Well disciplined with proven ability to manage multiple assignments efficiently under
    pressure while meeting tight deadline schedules.
   Strong team player with good written and verbal communication skills; adept at asking
    the right questions to quickly resolve issues.
   Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
   Ability to work in a fast-paced atmosphere and handle changes swiftly and efficiently.
   Possesses strong analytical and problem solving skills, with the ability to make well
    thought out decisions.
   Trustworthy, discreet and ethical.
   Easily trainable and quick to learn new ideas/skills.
   Trained and certified in Microsoft Access Database Building.
   Train-the-Trainer for environmental educational Project: W.E.T. & Learning Tree
   Knowledgeable in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Publisher.
Bachelor of Arts
 Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, Art Education
 Access 2007 Level 3         Microsoft Office 2007 (Word,
       09/29/2010 at New         Power Point, Outlook, etc.)
  Horizons Learning Center      Adobe 9 Pro, Adobe Live Cycle
 Access 2007 Level 2            Designer ES 8.2,
       09/14/2010 at New        MUNIS Live (accounting
  Horizons Learning Center       program for the county)
 Access 2007 Level 2           Ability to learn computer
       05/04/2010 at New         programs very quickly.
  Horizons Learning Center
                                 The ability to write department
 Access 2007 Level 1            specific step-by-step manuals.
       04/23/2010 at New
  Horizons Learning Center      ODNR Projects: W. E. T. &
                                 Learning Tree
Administrative & Communication Intern /Data Entry Clerk /Purchasing Assistant
   Entrusted to repair aerial photos of Franklin County.
   Public speaking, community outreach, and education for both adults and children, demonstrating
    subject-related information and hands-on materials.
   Responsible for document interpretation, coding, researching, and comprehension all legal
    documents filed with the courts which are then entered in the FCJS computer system.
   Designing , creating, and maintaining Access Databases for the departmental use.
   Assistant to the: Director, Business Services Officer, and Purchasing Supervisor.
   Entrusted with department’s payroll
   Accounting: Payroll, Pay-Ins, Vendor Registration, Vendor Maintenance, etc.
    Universal work performed by all county agencies:
      Designing and create manuals and update procedures and forms (both paper forms and
         electronic forms) to match with current technology for internal personnel, outside agencies, and
         the general public.
      Customer service and other interpersonal skills
      Continuing to strive for excellence
      Works well with diverse backgrounds and cultures
      Proof reading, design and creation of desktop publications, as well as anything else asked to
         accomplish.
      Performing general office duties (phones, fax, copiers, typing, etc.), customer service,
         organization, and cash handling.
2003-2004 - Site Director/Teacher
   Outstanding problem solving with excellent customer service skills.
   Teaching both adults and children, demonstrating subject-related information and hands-on
    materials.
   Supervising 2-13 staff member (varied between school year and summer staffing)
      Staff training needs associated with policy changes
      Outstanding presentation and interpersonal skills
      Staff training programs resulting in a highly trained and ready staff
      Experience in curriculum development and implemented
      Design and maintain methods to track statistical information for the purpose of monitoring staff
         compliance.
      Coordinating and planning special event planning.
      Designing and creating desktop publications in Publisher for use in the program and for general
         public information.
   Title XX paperwork and other welfare benefits which could assist the family, as well as assisting
    parents in completing these forms.
   Controlling and handling confidential financial documents to establish an individual’s fees for child
    care programs.
   Handling business administration duties from management to administrative coordinator.
   Working with diverse backgrounds, cultures, and multiple learning styles
2001-2003 - AmeriCorps & AmeriCorps VISTA (Meal Program Coordinator)
   Instructor for both children and adults, subject-related information classes as well as hands-on
    materials on a daily basis.
   Responsible for identifying and making improvements in existing training materials insuring
    information shared is reliable and truly helpful.
   Excellent presentation and interpersonal skills
   Implementing staff training programs for environmental education and diversity resulting in a highly
    trained and prepared staff.
   Knowledgeable in working with diverse backgrounds, cultures, and multiple learning styles.
   Curriculum development
   Staff training needs associated with policy changes with the USDA Meal.
   Prearranged and collected the tools and materials needed for lessons.
   Facilitating donation drives and other charitable events for the agency.
   Functioning as an agency ambassador at fund raising and other events.
   Managing a citywide USDA meal program, and filed monthly reports with the Ohio Education
    Association (OEA).
   Conducting and participating in regular audits and reviews of independent agencies using the
    programs offered by CHA to ensure their compliance with State and Federal guidelines.
   Maintaining monthly reporting for grants and inner office needs.
 EECO Rising Star of Leadership
 Project Learning Tree Trainer
 Project W. E. T.
 Project Wild
 Somali Workshop
 Purchasing Employee of the Year 2008
 Service Excellence Award
 Volunteer of the Year 2007
 Certificate of National Service (AmeriCorps)
 Community Leadership Symposium
All References Available by Request

614-258-4950 Home or 614-747-8165 Mobile
        amfraser1029@gmail.com

Introducing Alexandra Fraser

  • 1.
    Candidate for yourconsideration
  • 2.
    Over five years of accounting/payroll experience.  Solid planning and organizational skills in coordinating all aspects of each project from inception through completion.  Well disciplined with proven ability to manage multiple assignments efficiently under pressure while meeting tight deadline schedules.  Strong team player with good written and verbal communication skills; adept at asking the right questions to quickly resolve issues.  Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.  Ability to work in a fast-paced atmosphere and handle changes swiftly and efficiently.  Possesses strong analytical and problem solving skills, with the ability to make well thought out decisions.  Trustworthy, discreet and ethical.  Easily trainable and quick to learn new ideas/skills.  Trained and certified in Microsoft Access Database Building.  Train-the-Trainer for environmental educational Project: W.E.T. & Learning Tree  Knowledgeable in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Publisher.
  • 3.
    Bachelor of Arts Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, Art Education  Access 2007 Level 3  Microsoft Office 2007 (Word, 09/29/2010 at New Power Point, Outlook, etc.) Horizons Learning Center  Adobe 9 Pro, Adobe Live Cycle  Access 2007 Level 2 Designer ES 8.2, 09/14/2010 at New  MUNIS Live (accounting Horizons Learning Center program for the county)  Access 2007 Level 2  Ability to learn computer 05/04/2010 at New programs very quickly. Horizons Learning Center  The ability to write department  Access 2007 Level 1 specific step-by-step manuals. 04/23/2010 at New Horizons Learning Center  ODNR Projects: W. E. T. & Learning Tree
  • 4.
    Administrative & CommunicationIntern /Data Entry Clerk /Purchasing Assistant  Entrusted to repair aerial photos of Franklin County.  Public speaking, community outreach, and education for both adults and children, demonstrating subject-related information and hands-on materials.  Responsible for document interpretation, coding, researching, and comprehension all legal documents filed with the courts which are then entered in the FCJS computer system.  Designing , creating, and maintaining Access Databases for the departmental use.  Assistant to the: Director, Business Services Officer, and Purchasing Supervisor.  Entrusted with department’s payroll  Accounting: Payroll, Pay-Ins, Vendor Registration, Vendor Maintenance, etc.  Universal work performed by all county agencies:  Designing and create manuals and update procedures and forms (both paper forms and electronic forms) to match with current technology for internal personnel, outside agencies, and the general public.  Customer service and other interpersonal skills  Continuing to strive for excellence  Works well with diverse backgrounds and cultures  Proof reading, design and creation of desktop publications, as well as anything else asked to accomplish.  Performing general office duties (phones, fax, copiers, typing, etc.), customer service, organization, and cash handling.
  • 5.
    2003-2004 - SiteDirector/Teacher  Outstanding problem solving with excellent customer service skills.  Teaching both adults and children, demonstrating subject-related information and hands-on materials.  Supervising 2-13 staff member (varied between school year and summer staffing)  Staff training needs associated with policy changes  Outstanding presentation and interpersonal skills  Staff training programs resulting in a highly trained and ready staff  Experience in curriculum development and implemented  Design and maintain methods to track statistical information for the purpose of monitoring staff compliance.  Coordinating and planning special event planning.  Designing and creating desktop publications in Publisher for use in the program and for general public information.  Title XX paperwork and other welfare benefits which could assist the family, as well as assisting parents in completing these forms.  Controlling and handling confidential financial documents to establish an individual’s fees for child care programs.  Handling business administration duties from management to administrative coordinator.  Working with diverse backgrounds, cultures, and multiple learning styles
  • 6.
    2001-2003 - AmeriCorps& AmeriCorps VISTA (Meal Program Coordinator)  Instructor for both children and adults, subject-related information classes as well as hands-on materials on a daily basis.  Responsible for identifying and making improvements in existing training materials insuring information shared is reliable and truly helpful.  Excellent presentation and interpersonal skills  Implementing staff training programs for environmental education and diversity resulting in a highly trained and prepared staff.  Knowledgeable in working with diverse backgrounds, cultures, and multiple learning styles.  Curriculum development  Staff training needs associated with policy changes with the USDA Meal.  Prearranged and collected the tools and materials needed for lessons.  Facilitating donation drives and other charitable events for the agency.  Functioning as an agency ambassador at fund raising and other events.  Managing a citywide USDA meal program, and filed monthly reports with the Ohio Education Association (OEA).  Conducting and participating in regular audits and reviews of independent agencies using the programs offered by CHA to ensure their compliance with State and Federal guidelines.  Maintaining monthly reporting for grants and inner office needs.
  • 7.
     EECO RisingStar of Leadership  Project Learning Tree Trainer  Project W. E. T.  Project Wild  Somali Workshop  Purchasing Employee of the Year 2008  Service Excellence Award  Volunteer of the Year 2007  Certificate of National Service (AmeriCorps)  Community Leadership Symposium
  • 8.
    All References Availableby Request 614-258-4950 Home or 614-747-8165 Mobile amfraser1029@gmail.com