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Alex Monegro

Alex Monegro

Student Development Manager at the Sauder School of Business

Location
Vancouver, Canada Area
Industry
Education Management

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Summary

I love leading, enabling, fixing and doing. My work experience has been related to forming teams, keeping them motivating and achieving high levels of performance. I enjoy looking at problems and finding solutions that will provide an edge. I thrive on getting things moving and off the ground. I am an enabler of change. I strongly believe a strong organizational culture is a competitive advantage. Bring me into your organization if you want to create a strong internal brand, create a competitive advantage for your organization by leveraging your human capital or would like to have someone kickstart an initiative.

Specialties

Team management, strategic planning, quantitative modeling, recruitment and selection, organizational culture, leadership cultivation

Experience

Student Development Manager, Canaccord Learning Commons

Sauder School of Business at UBC

Educational Institution; 51-200 employees; Higher Education industry

October 2010Present (1 year 5 months)

My job is to to build a one-stop shop for students when it comes to learning support and skill development by creating and developing learning resources, services and, communication strategies that engage students and deliver on the school's learning objectives. Select experiences:

• Created Canaccord Learning Commons Conversations concept meshing online and physical dialogues centered around a speaker and executed three Conversations, one of them simulcast in three rooms to over 400 students

• Initiated a weekly video series with an average of over 100 views/week students, co-creating content with staff and students from different parts of the school to enhance the sense of community in the school and increase awareness of services and involvement opportunities for students

• Re-organized layout and content of online presence based on Google Analytics trends analysis which has led to a marked increase in average time spent on site and usage in all parts of website, an monthly visitor base of 54% of the school's population and a student commenting that she loves to browse our website

• Generated a social media strategy to engage the student population which has led to over 600 students signing up for our updates on Facebook and Twitter and has led to higher usage attendance and usage rates at our events and workshops

• Researched, produced and delivered a presentation skills workshop for our Undergraduate and Early Career Masters students

• Brokered connections between student initiatives and faculty members to enhance student resources, including a student initiative to create video tutorials for second year courses to provide support for our large commuter student population

Vice-President Internal

Sauder Business Club of Vancouver

October 2010Present (1 year 5 months)

The newly launched Sauder Business Club of Vancouver aims to connect and engage 16,000 Sauder alumni in the Vancouver area. If you're a Sauder alumni and are interested in connecting, visit us at saudervancouver.ca. My responsibilities are to identify, create and broker opportunities for alumni to connect with students.

• Currently launching a mentorship program that connects alumni that were student leaders with current student leaders to increase the impact of current students and to create stronger continuity in those organizations

• Created strategy to increase alumni involvement with student initiatives

• Developed yearly graduation initiative that captures top moments and memories of graduating students after the ceremony to drive recent alumni involvement with the club

Analyst / Team Lead

Kennedy Information Advisors

Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Research industry

July 2010February 2011 (8 months)

Conducted market and competition analysis for the consulting industry by conducting primary and secondary research and modelling market trends.

For the consulting arm of one of the largest chemical companies in the world evaluating their competition:
• Modelled revenue and employee distribution of competitors
• Ranked and evaluated competitor's capabilities and positioning, highlighting differentiating practices by verticals and forecasting future positioning and strategy

For a leading Mexican operations consulting firm looking to expand:
• Analyzed high growth verticals in Brazil and Mexico and identified pain points to be
serviced by firm
• Analyzed over seventy competitors, identifying overall strategy and focus of operations
• Identified short list of best firms to partner/merge with in Mexico and Brazil with the partner commending me for the relevancy of the targets as matched to their own internal research

COMM299 Teacher's Assistant

Sauder School of Business at UBC

Educational Institution; 51-200 employees; Higher Education industry

December 2009May 2010 (6 months)

• Created an engaging learning space for 80 first and second year students as measured by student feedback

• Graded 80 resumes and cover letters based on quality, relevance of the content to job opportunity and language

• Improved the quality of student’s resumes, cover letters and interviewing skills by coaching them one on one

President

UBC International Business Club

August 2009April 2010 (9 months)

Led a team of 13 motivated individuals to increase awareness of the importance of international business and provide learning opportunities for our members. We based our events and activities on four pillars: language, culture, professional connections and academic knowledge. We hosted one 400 person academic conference on the economy of the pacific north-west, year-long language group sessions, a cultural showcase event, speaker sessions and social events for our members.

• Awarded club of the year out of 13 clubs by the Commerce Undergraduate Society
• Top 10 largest club by membership out of 300 student clubs at UBC

Internal Consultant

Colegio Retoños

Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Education Management industry

May 2009May 2009 (1 month)

A leading K-6 school, nominated for Latin America wide Iberoamerican Prize for Excellence in Education in 2007.

• Created evaluation metrics based on job competencies that were identified through interviews and surveys of management and staff; Metrics predicted 100% of performance related firings

• Designed and delivered a five day business management program for the five person middle management team which has led to the team being more empowered and to higher efficiency

• Increased enrolment YoY by 10% by identifying high enrolment periods and helping create appropriate marketing strategies

• Reduced IT expenses by 12% by identifying alternate technological solutions for our needs.

• Delivered project from tender to completion in one month, entailing the installation of a new server, the replacement of 10% of our workstations, and the electrical and network wiring of 8,000 square feet;

Vice-President External

Commerce Undergraduate Society, Sauder School of Business

February 2008March 2009 (1 year 2 months)

• Led and managed a team of eight, overseeing the execution of a budget of over $500,000 that was used to fund five conferences, four fund-raisers and acquire over $90,000 in corporate sponsorship

• Motivated team to deliver all events/initiatives at near capacity and under budget

• Identified ticket sales as critical performance criteria and worked with conference chairs to develop comprehensive sales plans for each event, including using guerrilla marketing and training sales representatives

• Produced a quantitative model to establish our yearly monetary contribution to our career centre

• Brokered the creation of student initiatives by leveraging strong ties with other student leaders and Sauder staff which led to an alumni mentoring program for over 40 students

Board Member

The Alma Mater Society of UBC Vancouver

Educational Institution; 201-500 employees; Higher Education industry

20082009 (1 year)

Member of the Board of Directors of the UBC Vancouver Alma Mater Society (AMS). The AMS is the largest student union in Canada with a budget of over $11 million and over 700 employees. Was entrusted by Commerce students to represent their interests at the university wide council. Chaired the Sponsorship Committe and played a key role in the recruitment of the organizations first HR manager.

Education

The University of British Columbia

Bachelor of Commerce, Organizational Behaviour, Minor in Psychology

20052010

Activities and Societies: Queens Intercollegiate Business Competition '10 (2nd Place Business Strategy), JDC West Business Case Competition '10 (3rd Place Business Strategy), UBC Finance Club Investment Banking Competition '09 (1st Place), International Business Club, Commerce Undergraduate Society

Colegio Loyola

Additional Information

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Interests:

Organizational culture and its strategic repercussions, change management, business model innovation, entrepreneurship


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