Angela Snelling has a diverse work experience spanning several industries.
In 1996, they worked as a Support Centre Manager for Spotless Services Limited, where they restructured and managed the Support Centre and provided recommendations for improved customer service.
From 2001 to 2002, they served as a System Administrator at Cadbury Schweppes Pty Ltd.
In 2002, they worked as a Technical Support Analyst at Siemens Business Services Pty Ltd, providing second-level support and training for a SAP R/3 implementation project.
In 2003, Angela worked as a SAP Migration Analyst at Avaya International, assisting in the finalization of a European SAP Migration Project.
From 2003 to 2005, they were a Project Administrator at CP Ships, supervising a team and providing support for helpdesk services.
From 2005 to 2007, they worked at CLS Services London as a Deputy Business Management Office Manager and Senior Project Analyst, responsible for project administration, quality assurance, and executive briefing papers.
At Superpartners from 2007 to 2009, Angela served as a Governance & Reporting Analyst, conducting governance and quality assurance reviews and supporting project managers.
From 2009 to 2011, Angela worked at Australia Post as a Methods, Tools, and Assurance Lead, responsible for creating and improving project methodologies, tools, and quality assurance activities.
In 2011, Angela joined LCH Clearnet as a Senior Programme Analyst.
Lastly, at CLS Group, Angela held various roles including Project Manager, EPMO Senior Controller, and currently serves as the Operations Change Management Lead - Associate Director.
Angela Snelling's education history includes several certificates and a basic electronics certificate. In 1996-1999, they attended TAFE NSW and obtained a Basic Electronics Certificate, with a focus on Electronics. Additionally, in 2005, they studied ITIL Service Management Foundation, and in 2006, they completed the Prince 2 Foundation and Practitioner course. In 2008, Angela Snelling also received certification in Managing Successful Programmes. No information is provided regarding their degree or field of study from John Paul College.
October, 2013 - present
January, 2013
January, 2012
June, 2005