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Stock Assistant

Location:
Jeddah, Makkah, Saudi Arabia
Salary:
$3500 negotiable
Posted:
March 24, 2022

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Resume:

Sherry Youssef Bakhoum

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e-mail: ********@*****.***, ********@********.***

Career Objective

Seeking a challenging position in the field of Training/Teaching of Economics, Accounting, Business, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, English and/or a job in Development, or any other field where I will contribute to the efficient operation of the place I am working at using my education and hands-on-experience.

Personal Qualifications

Very strong analytical and interpersonal skills based on academic and practical experiences.

Possess a sensitive intuition for evaluating and exploring business opportunities, based on a strong educational background and hands-on-experience.

Effective generation of reports, recommendations and proposals.

High marketing sense with major belief in efficiency and effectiveness.

Highly ambitious, self motivator, initiator and early adapter.

Enthusiasm to add-value to any organization I work for. Integrity is one of the main values.

A successful team worker.

Ability to handle more than one task simultaneously.

Creativity and entrepreneurial mind set.

Fields successfully worked in

Finance, Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Business, Management, Development, HR management, Statistics, Training/Teaching English and Health and Safety. Educational Background

Currently doing my PhD. in Cairo University in Microfinance. Finished my pre-PhD with

“very good” recognition.

MBA thesis in Entrepreneurship and Microfinance “Microfinance and Empowerment of Micro Entrepreneurial Women”;

MBA, Marketing and International Business

The American University in Cairo (June 2001)

Higher Post-graduate studies: Diploma, Human Resources Management The American University in Cairo (1999)

B.A. in Business Administration, Minor in Computer Science The American University in Cairo (June 1989)

Academic and Social Awards

Award of Philanthropy and Development (Feb. 08) from New Life organization, Accra, Ghana

Academic award from the American University in Cairo (1988) Publications and Conference Papers

Co-author: "The Role of the National School of Administration in Algeria In the Development of Career Civil Servants" (Fall 2008) (publication pending).

"Collaborative Learning Technique", (February 14 th

– 23

rd

, 2008), New Life Pastors' Training

Institute, Accra, Ghana.

Co-author: "Negotiation Skills in an International Context". Co-author: Dr. Harold Harlow. Paper was presented at the Annual Conference in the American University in Cairo (April 05). Professional Experience in Entrepreneurship

Business Instructor at the International Technical Female College at Buraydah, Saudi Arabia (from November 2018 till June 2019):

I taught several courses in Entrepreneurship where I endeavored to prepare the students to be entrepreneurs to open their own businesses in the future.

I helped them to realize the attributes of good employees.

I clarified the importance of being good employees and hiring qualified employees.

I made them aware of the attributes of successful entrepreneurs.

I had them take a test to get scores on the extent they could be successful entrepreneurs, and to share the scores among each other to be able to choose their business partners.

I encouraged them to come up with innovative business ideas where they are interested.

I motivated them to make a small business plan – including their business’s vision and mission – identifying their target market and potential customers.

I encouraged them to interact with their direct environment and to identify their competition.

I guided them to be involved in the development of their products.

I motivated them to present the prototypes and samples of their products in a competitive environment, i.e. market their products in a competitive class setting, and try to gain supports and backers to their businesses.

They did the whole process creatively. The representative of the College of Excellence was pleased with their work.

Aga Khan Organization for Development NGO incubating Entrepreneurship (Dec 03 – June 04)

Position: Development Team Leader

Job Description & Accountabilities:

Maintaining close contact with local NGOs in Al Darb Al Ahmar community

(one of the under-privileged areas in Cairo) to know and suggest micro projects needed in Al Darb Al Ahmar;

Activating inactive NGOs with discussing financing local micro-entrepreneurial projects;

Visiting the citizens of Al Darb Al Ahmar to encourage them to start their own micro-entrepreneurial businesses, providing them with finance and administrative advices;

Maintaining a constant communication with A’alashanek Ya Balady in the A.U.C (a program that is mainly concerned with all development and charity works in Egypt);

Managed and coordinated an evening show performed by the children of Al Darb Al Ahmar and performed in the premises of the American University in Cairo;

Constructed and formed a children’s library in Al Darb Al Ahmar community, a project that was inaugurated by Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak, the first lady of Egypt. Theoretical Background in Entrepreneurship

My thesis was about Microentrepreneurial Women’s Empowerment through Microfinance: I worked with 100 Micro-entrepreneurial Women during my research.

My thesis in Ph.D. is about Entrepreneurship; mainly about promoting and financing Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises.

General Professional Experience

Business Instructor and Foundation Math teacher at the International Technical Female College at Buraydah, Saudi Arabia (from November 2018 todate).

Research assistant (online) to Dr. Harold Harlow, Professor of Management, Porter Byrum School of Business, Wingate University, USA (March 2018 – todate).

Teaching assistant to Dr. Ahmed Tolba, the AUC (Spring 2012 – Summer 2015) Mktg 524 International/Global Marketing; Mktg 480 MARKSTRAT; MKGT 530.

Accounting Teacher, Narmer American College in New Cairo (March – August 2015)

Local Expert for TOT, four consecutive workshops in Central Agency for Organization and Administration الجهاز المركسي للتنظيم والادارة – مركس اعداد القادةNovember 7 th

, 2012 till

December 18

th

, 2012). Job Description includes: Training of Trainers of CAOA and simultaneous interpretation.

Marketing Manager, Elmasreya for Engineering and Economic Studies (August 2011- January 2013). Job description includes: - Sales and Marketing of the company’s products; - B2B sales.

Teaching assistant to Dr. Ahmed Tolba, the AUC (Fall 2011) Mktg 480 MARKSTRAT.

Teaching SAT American Diploma (September 2011 – Fall 2015).

Teaching assistant to Dr. Ahmed Tolba, the AUC (Summer 2011) Two courses Market Research.

Teaching/Research assistant to Dr. Ibrahim Hegazy, the AUC (Spring 2011).

Teaching assistant to Dr. Hazem Yassin, Professor of Accounting, the AUC (Spring 2011).

Literacy and Numeracy Teacher in Kokrobite School in Accra, Ghana together with teaching accounting in Ghana (January 2009 till July 2010). Job Description includes:

- Teaching accounting and interactive teaching skills to pastors and trainers

- Other philanthropy and charity works.

The American University in Cairo (accredited by AACSB) (September 2002 – December 2008)

Research Assistant to Dr. Jennifer Bremmer – Director of Public Administration in the Management Department (Fall 2008).

Job Description includes:

- Gathering information on the local resource mobilization efforts of governors and directorates in the Egyptian governorates;

- Extensive research on media coverage on the local mobilization efforts in the Egyptian governorates, especially in Ismailia and Fayoum governorates.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Ahmed Abdel Meguid for intermediate and advanced accounting courses (Fall 2008).

Co-author with Dr. Laila El Baradei – Associate Professor of Public Administration for a publication on "The Role of the National School of Administration in Algeria In the Development of Career Civil Servants" (Fall 2008). Job description includes:

- Collecting background information; much background information and figures were required about the Algerian school; a lot of library and electronic search tools were used in the process;

- Desktop search & Translation;

- Writing according to the accepted standards of the international journals in that field, so as to meet the specifications required by a peer-reviewed journal.

Among the pool of International Consultants of the AmidEast (June 2008 – 2010) Job description includes:

- Teaching Accounting and Finance, and negotiation skills;

- Class discussions about real work problems and suggestions of solutions;

- Role playing and case study discussions.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Hazem Yassin for three courses in Accounting, the AUC

(Spring 2008)

Courses include: General Accepted Accounting Standards in Presentation of Financial Statement, Intermediate Accounting (accounting reporting and presentation of financing activities including stocks and bonds and stockholders’ equity) and Advanced Accounting

(consolidated financial statements of mergers and acquisitions).

Assistant to Chairman of the Journalism and Mass Communication Department, the AUC (November 2006 till end of June 2007).

Job Description & Accountabilities:

Managing, preparing and controlling the Budget of the Journalism and Mass Communication Department;

Managing and controlling all financial transactions and expenses handling, in the JRMC, on the SAP accounting/financial international system, including all computer software & hardware, furniture, photo lab equipment and local and foreign requisitions; together with managing all student and faculty grants;

Managing all petty cash and reimbursements transactions on the SAP system;

Preparation of faculty teaching load and administration of their payment accordingly;

Preparing and managing all adjunct contracts of faculty; together with financial preparation and administration of their payments;

Handling and responsible for the administration of recruitment and placement of new hired faculty in the Journalism and Mass Communication department; with putting much emphasis on confidentiality;

Keeping secrecy and confidentiality while administering and handling the nomination processes for the different Excellence Awards provided by the University;

Managing and handling all faculty and employee files, including preparation for their promotion and/or annual salary increases;

Administration of all staff attendance and leaves.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Tarek Hatem, the AUC (for 3 courses) – Fall 2006 Strategic Management;

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Islam Azzam, the AUC (for 1 course – graduate level – Fall 2006) Finance, Advanced Corporate Finance.

University Lecturer in the MSA Management and Science Academy, in the Management Department Spring 2006. Teaching Business 102 (Fundamentals of Business) together will all the accountabilities & responsibilities pertaining to a university lecturer.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Medhat Hassanein, the AUC (Previous Minister of Finance) Fall 2005 till Spring 2006

Finance, Advanced/Managerial Finance (3 courses).

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Harold Harlow, the AUC – Fall 2004 till Spring 2005 Cross cultural negotiation and communication/Fundamentals of Management.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Ossama Zaki, the AUC – Spring 2004 Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Accounting.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Hazem Yassin, the AUC – Fall 2003 Teaching Assistant to Dr. Ossama Zaki, the AUC – Fall 2003 Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Accounting.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Hazem Yassin, Professor of Accounting, the AUC – Summer 2003

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Naeim, the AUC – Summer 2003 Accounting & Finance.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Hazem Yassin, Professor of Accounting, the AUC – Spring 2003

Accounting and Finance.

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Carolyne Erdener, the AUC – Fall 2002 Teaching Assistant to Dr. Fullerton, the AUC – Fall 2002 Business Organization & Marketing.

Job Description & Accountabilities for Teaching Assistant:

Conducting research;

Lecturing classes and problem sessions;

Proctoring exams and grading them;

Coordinating communication between students and the professor (whenever needed);

Clarifying material for students;

Correcting and grading assignments;

Keeping administrative issues like keeping records of attendance and preparing for quizzes, exams, etc.

Aga Khan Organization for Development NGO incubating Entrepreneurship (Dec 03 – June 04)

Position: Human Resources Manager and Development Team Leader Job Description & Accountabilities: Same as mentioned below concerning HRM, and:

Maintaining close contact with local NGOs in Al Darb Al Ahmar community to know and suggest micro projects needed in Al Darb Al Ahmar;

Activating inactive NGOs with discussing financing local micro projects;

Maintaining a constant communication with A’alashanek Ya Balady in the A.U.C (a program that is mainly concerned with all development and charity works in Egypt);

Managed and coordinated an evening show performed by the children of Al Darb Al Ahmar and performed in the premises of the American University in Cairo;

Constructed and formed a children’s library in Al Darb Al Ahmar community, a project that was inaugurated by Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak, the first lady of Egypt.

FAO (United Nations Organization) (June 2001 – Dec. 2001) Position: Administrative Assistant

Job Description & Accountabilities: Administration of workshops for three expatriate officers.

Itamco, VCI, Prima & Itamco Agricultural (Oct.2000-March 2001) Position: Human Resources Development & Training Manager Job Description & Accountabilities: Same as mentioned below concerning HRM, and:

Restructuring departments, revising job descriptions and layoffs of redundant employees;

Formulated development plans for managers and staff based on MD’s stated vision of firm’s future needs.

Nile Valley Gas Company (Aug. 98 – Sept. 2000)

Position: Human Resources Manager

Job Description & Accountabilities: Same as mentioned below together with:

Built a strong HR department, company’s policies together with image integrity from scratch;

Developed job descriptions, job specifications, organizational structure and training policies;

Developed and maintained a consistent and comprehensive system of staff appraisal for effective performance related payment systems and individual staff development;

Salary surveys. Served as a consultant regarding financial incentives & pay plan alternatives;

Developed the monthly employee payroll sheets. Developed grievances handling procedure;

Developed the firm’s benefits and services packages including health care, end of service bonus, social insurance, pension schemes, cars, loans, transportation, accommodation allowances, etc.;

Served as a consultant for line management. Developed guaranteed fair treatment process;

Submitted monthly HS&E report to HS&E Committee; conducted evacuation plans, and induction training programs on issues like Health, Safety and Environment;

In 2000, achieved first position in the region against other multinational natural gas companies, concerning the awareness and implementation of Health Safety and Environment procedures;

Prepared Monthly Management Reports on Recruitment Plans and Periodical Succession Plans;

Helped in developing and continuing social activities concerning charity works in Upper Egypt;

Developed Company Handbook with all company policies and procedures. Shawki & Co. Member firm of Arthur Andersen (Nov. 91 till May 1992), then Correspondents of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (Jul. 92- Aug. 98)

Position: Human Resources Supervisor & Training Director Job Description & Accountabilities:

Coordinated and arranged training programs for employees;

Assisted in computer training courses;

Kept training history records of all staff, and made sure that each employee has gotten the adequate training for his level in the company;

Matched training history records with performance appraisal and yearly promotions;

Liaised with top management on course of employee development and career planning;

Payroll monthly reports for around 360 (I constructed the payroll software package), got outstanding evaluation;

Updated and checked social insurance reports;

Kept and monitored job evaluations;

Collected and calculated data for preparing budget reports;

Helped in proposal writing for U.S. AID projects.

Greg’s Auto Wholesale, USA (July 1990 - Dec. 1990) Position : Sales & Marketing, Executive Secretary & Bookkeeper Leadership Capacity

Among the International Consultants pool

AmidEast Educational Institute (June 2008 – 2010).

Development Team Leader

Aga Khan Organization for Development, Cairo, Egypt (Dec. 03 – June 04).

Marketing Team leader & HS&E Committee Team Leader Nile Valley Gas Company, Cairo, Egypt (August 1998 – September 2000). Social Service/Charity/Philanthropy and Volunteer Work Experience

Anti-addiction training for students in Alkerdasa primary and elementary school in Marg-Cairo

(February, 2018).

Accra, Ghana (August 2008) Philanthropy/Charity/Volunteer work.

New Life Pastors' Training Institute, Accra, Ghana (September and February 2008) Social service: Training the Trainers, "Basic Accounting", and "Collaborative Learning Technique".

New Life Organization, Accra and other villages, Ghana (August 2005 & 2004). Raising funds for charity donations; other social service and development volunteer works.

Aga Khan Organization for Development, Cairo, Egypt (December 2003 – June 2004) Social Development Program, NGOs outreach and incubating micro entrepreneurship.

Children Cancer Hospital, Cairo, Egypt (2001 – 2004) Social service and outreach to cancer children.

Nile Valley Gas Company, Cairo, Egypt (August 1998 – September 2000) Philanthropy/Social Development work in Beni Suef, Upper Egypt: Chemistry Lab donation to girls' high school with broadcasting, T.V. and press coverage. Donation of highly sophisticated cardio – gauge equipment to Beni Suef Hospital. Established contacts and pen-friends between students in Beni Suef and their counter parts in Britain. Environmental social service: helped in achieving first position in the region against other multinational natural gas companies, concerning the awareness and implementation of Health, Safety and Environment procedures.

The American University in Cairo, Egypt (1985 – 1989) Social service and charity work.

Languages

Arabic : Mother tongue. English : fluent. French : Good. German : Good. Spanish : fair Communication Skills

I built solid communication skills verbally and in writing with people of different nationalities, cultures, religions and languages within business & leisure environments. I appreciate traveling, as it provides chances to communicate with different people from different cultures and backgrounds. Computer Skills

Programming with Basic, Pascal, Dbase Three++, and C languages

Utility programs: Database, wordstar, Lotus 123/impress, Lotus Approach, Harvard Graphics, Excel/Crystal Report Generator, Clipper, Microsoft Office: Word, Access and Power Point

Web designing: Dreamweaver

English Typing 40 WPM

Summer Trips

USA, Canada, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Italy, England, Lebanon, Yemen and Ghana.

References

Dr Medhat Hassanein, Distinguished University Professor, Professor of Finance and Banking in the Department of Management of the School of Business at The American University in Cairo. Email: ********@********.***. Tel: +202-****-****.

Dr Ahmed Tolba, Associate Provost for Strategic Enrollment at the American University in Cairo. Email: **********@********.***.



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