Camp coordinator

To join a bigger project.

�œ Experience of 8 years, working for international companies in Germany, Laos, Vietnam.
�œ Management skills: 6 years.
�œ Excellent public relations skills: Organized incentives and international congress for foreign companies in South east Asia (oil and gas, power plants, Dam, medical-pharmaceutical).
�œ Business and Administration: follow up on contract completion with external service providers; reporting to B&A site management, occupancy forecast; frequent daily meeting within group and with other departments for coordination of work and services.
�œ Excellent organization skills: Plan and arrange for vendor and visitor accommodation; coordinate approved plans.
�œ Logistic: Coordinates the procurement and supply of temporary employee housing. Schedule for deliveries and follow up on property inventory. Inbound and outbound logistical chain creation and implementation.
�œ Problem solving: Help and support for the team members to fully satisfy their requirement as per rules, policies and cost constraints. Resolve disputes arising from any conflicts with contractors providing services to the company.
�œ Remote site, camp management: Nam Theun 2 Hydro electric project $1.2 billion, Laos. Dung Quat Refinery project $2.5 billion, Vietnam.
�œ Computer skills: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photo shop, Lotus, web�c
�œ Language: native French; fluent English; fluent German; spoken Vietnamese.

2000 Supervision and business management, city college, San Francisco USA

�œ -Human relations and organization
�œ -Communication and managements techniques

► 1998 Specialization in Tourism management, Cap Vers, - Nantes France

�œ -Sales techniques, marketing
�œ -Travel arrangement

► 1996 College of Tourism Eph, Work and study program - Paris; France

�œ -Worldwide Itinerary, transportation and hotels regulation
�œ -International Laws and Logistic

I grew up in an international environment, starting my study in an English language school, spent most of my holidays in work and study programs in Germany, England, and USA. Spending the most recent 6 years working with international construction companies in Southeast Asia has made me understand this particular world and its people.