Yaa Oforiwa Ansah: BA, MPhil
phone: 216-***-****
Yaa Oforiwa Ansah is a trained knowledge manager with experience in information management and communication. Yaa is skilled in the organization and retrieval of recorded knowledge; which focuses on understanding what information an enterprise need and how that information is generated and delivered to the people who need it in ways that permit them to use it readily. Yaa is fully knowledgeable in the collection, analysis, classification, storage, retrieval and dissemination of information. An innovative problem solver, Yaa is adept at implementing highly reliable directory around employees and stakeholders. Yaa has experience in webmaster support, report writing and preparing presentation materials. Yaa is a hardworking individual, who is meticulous and goal-oriented, with excellent interpersonal and team-management skills.
Address:
14609 South
Woodland Road
Shaker Heights
44120
Email:advlkk@r.postjobfree.com
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
January 2015—March 2015
Certificate of Educational Studies (Effective Teaching Methodologies) The College of Teachers, Singapore
January 2010 – November 2011
Masters in Library and Information Science (Field of Concentration: Knowledge Management) University of Cape Town, South Africa
March 2008 – May 2008
Certificate in System Dynamics Modelling for Development University of Bergen, Norway
September 2002 – May 2006
Bachelor of Arts in Information Studies and Archaeology University of Ghana, Ghana
WORK EXPERIENCE
May 2018 – December 2021
Afrolynk gUG, Berlin
POSITION: Administrator & Operations
Areas of Work:
Liaise with Program heads to coordinate and oversee the smooth operations of the Afrolynk initiatives. Make hotel reservations for visitors, assist with key assignments, manage office assignment list, and manage mail distribution
Assist with organizing confidential material including tenure and promotion documents. Assist with annual reviews. Maintain faculty personnel files. Perform a variety of clerical duties,
Oversee general operations and office procedures. Serve as liaison for facilities requests, and organizations’ equipment issues.
Monitor organizations’ housekeeping. Serve as point of public contact with visitors and phone calls.
Responsible for engaging African Diaspora Entrepreneurs – Startups
Develop and implement an effective database of mentors and entrepreneurs November 2007 – December 2009
Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA), Ghana POSITION: Information and Communication Officer
Areas of work:
Collected and analysed news on African agricultural innovations and activities planned by stakeholders and various departments for the production of a bi-monthly bulletin for the secretariat
Developed and maintained a highly reliable directory around employee and stakeholder information for easy retrieval of contact details of experts in various fields in agriculture.
Provided IT administration and webmaster support
Communicated with senior stakeholders
Negotiated and maintained vendor contracts and relationships October 2006 – September 2007
International Water Management Institute (IWMI), Ghana POSITION: Administrative Assistant
Areas of Work:
Provided administrative support to research scientists ( booked travel, maintained calendar, plan events, scheduled facilities and arranged for necessary equipment’s for field research)
Maintained a confidential and detailed database around employee information.
Coordinated duties in across the 15 international research centres of IWMI and collaborated with
key stakeholders to schedule meetings and events
Lead for managing employee inquires and problems
Provided research assistant support to a project aimed at managing waste water for enhanced
agricultural productivity
January 2001 – August 2002
University Primary School, Ghana
POSITION: Teaching Assistant
Areas of Work:
Implemented instructional activities that contributed to a climate where students were actively
engaged in meaningful learning experiences
Developed instructional resources to meet the needs of the students from ages 7 to 9 with varying
learning styles and special needs
Assisted in assessing changing curricular needs and developed a strategy for improvement
Maintained an effective and efficient record keeping procedure VOLUNTEERING
A Global Indian International School –Smart Campus Singapore August 20 –to date
Position: Teaching
Area of work:
organization of activities for assigned class
substitute teacher
September 2018
Singapore Committee for UN women
Position: Administrative
Assistant
Area of work:
Organization of the UN Women award night.
Smooth operation of the Gala event
August 2017 – 0ctober 2017
Singapore Children’s Society, junction 8, Singapore Research and outreach Centre
Position: Outreach Team
Area of work:
Education school children in various schools on how to identify and protect themselves
REFERENCES
Kurt C. Stange,
MD,PhD
Director, Center
of community
health integration
CASE Western
advlkk@r.postjobfree.com
Tel: 216-***-****
Shasha Malik
Managing Director
Digital Onload-
Singapore
Shasha@digitalonload.c
om
Tel:+658*******
Ruth Loh Xiu
Writer and Editor
National University of Singapore
Singapore
Phone: +659*******
advlkk@r.postjobfree.com