Experience

We were a group of professionals from every walk of life who started a digital fund to support farmers, organisations and businesses in need. As one of the co-founders of LFT-Australia in 2000; We decided to create emergency funds to rescue anyone in need of free temselves from their bank's debt.


I continue working with LFT in different areas like:
  • Project follow ups and reports
  • Accounts receivables
  • Customer service
  • Administration and reception tasks
  • Online account payable
  • Banking
  • Managing reception including answering calls,
  • Management of mail,
  • Preparing payment summaries, banking statements, and posting journals to ledger,
  • Assistance in client management rostersWord processing including proof-reading copy and
  • Assisting the team with emailing, photocopying, filing, and faxing.

I have work with a couple of other businesses assisting them with similar task as above and others such us:


Car Search Brokers Australia
LIASON DEALER OFFICER           Feb 2015 – July 2016

  • Administration and reception tasks
  • Payments to dealers for acquired stock
  • Customer service
  • Accounts receivables and Banking
  • Submission of Acquisitions,
  • Transfers & Stamp Duty to Queensland Transport  

Vidgen Associates
ADMINISTRATION AND RECEPTION OFFICER    Nov 2010 – Nov 2012
  • Customer service
  • Accounts receivables
  • Administration and reception tasks
  • Stock management
  • Book keeping  and Banking

As a veterinarian by profession, I decided to keep closer to animals as much as I can and I keep working as:

Pet sitter   2001 -  When need it.
I assist my neighbours and friends to take care of their pets (dogs, cats, birds and horses) as:
  • Animal carer
  • Animal handler
  • Pet walker
  • Costumer service



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