Dana H. has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. They began their career in the District of West Vancouver, where they gained experience as a Lifeguard/Instructor and later assumed the role of Aquatic Leader. In this role, Dana was responsible for training, supervising, and mentoring staff, coordinating emergency responses, and organizing staff training.
Dana then worked at DAVIDsTEA as a Store Manager, where they managed daily operations and customer service.
Following their time at DAVIDsTEA, Dana joined Aritzia as a Production Associate, contributing to the production process.
Dana also worked as a Graphic Designer at Obakki Designs on a contract basis, completing a custom line of tie-dyed fabric for a specific project.
Furthermore, Dana pursued a passion for photography and worked at Dana Fisher Photography as a full-time photographer, specializing in wedding and family photography. They continued their photography work part-time while focusing on their "day job."
Most recently, Dana held positions at Arc'teryx Equipment, starting as the Colour Department Administrator before being promoted to Manager and then Senior Manager of Colour Operations. In these roles, Dana led a team responsible for coloring all products, including inline, special projects, and other brands. They ensured the translation of the designers' vision into final products, emphasizing the high quality and expertise of their team's work.
Overall, Dana H. has a well-rounded background, combining leadership, creative, and organizational skills across various industries.
Dana H. completed their Bachelor's degree in History at The University of British Columbia from 2005 to 2010. They then pursued a Diploma in Textile Arts at Capilano University from 2010 to 2012. In 2008 to 2009, Dana obtained a Certificate in Spanish and Iberian Studies from Universidad de Granada. In April 2022, Dana obtained a certification in Dyeing and Finishing Fundamentals from North Carolina State University.
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