Maricel Jacinto

Maricel Jacinto has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Maricel is currently working at Woodforest National Bank as an Assistant Branch Manager, responsible for various operational and compliance functions of the branch. Prior to this, they held the position of Retail Banker II at the same bank, where they assisted customers with account openings, transactions, and promoted bank products and services.

Before their banking career, Maricel worked as a Retail Sales Consultant at OfficeMax. Maricel also served as a Family Estate Administrator at Marmito estate, where they managed estate-related tasks for a family. Maricel has experience in the media industry as well, having worked as an Associate Producer at GMA QTV 11, where they contributed to the content of television programs and conducted research for projects.

Early in their career, Maricel worked at Admerex Solutions Inc. as a Team Lead Collections Specialist, where they trained and developed agents, performed system analysis, and generated reports. Maricel also served as an Assistant Team Lead Collections Specialist at Riscuity Asia Inc., handling supervisor duties and ensuring company and client satisfaction. Additionally, Maricel worked as a Graphic Designer at Export and Industry Bank, where they conceptualized and designed artworks.

Maricel's work experience also includes roles as a Print Ad Model for various magazines and brands, and as a Marketing Assistant Manager/Graphic Designer at ADI Telecoms, where they performed marketing strategies, negotiated with clients and suppliers, and designed marketing materials.

Overall, Maricel has a strong background in banking, customer service, administrative tasks, media production, collections, graphic design, and marketing.

Maricel Jacinto attended Far Eastern University and completed their Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a major in Advertising in 1999. Prior to that, they graduated from José Rizal University in 1992 with a high school diploma. Maricel also attended Dominican College for high school but the exact dates are not provided.