Emma Keesom

I consider myself to be a hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organisational skills eager to secure an entry-level administration position. I am ready to help a team achieve company goals and to seek and maintain a full-time position that offers professional challenges utilizing my interpersonal skills, excellent time management and problem-solving skills. I'm a solid team player with proven skills in community satisfaction and organisation success. I have the ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy. I am a very organised and dependable candidate who is successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. I have the willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. In my free time you will find me doing the many things I love, F45 fitness, hiking and spending time with my husband and 3 teenage sons.

Full car licence

President of the Ohaupo Play Centre 2014-2016

I ran the day to day running of the Ohaupo Junior Rugby Club which consisted of over 100 children.  It was my responsibility to form 9 junior rugby teams and recruit 9 coaches and managers to oversee these teams throughout the season, I was responsible for all communication between the community and the families enrolled. I organised prize givings, meetings, musters and practices.  I thoroughly enjoyed this role but my boys moved onto other clubs and so my time as president sadly come to an end.

President of the Ohaupo Junior Rugby Club 2016-2019

I joined Play centre when my first son was born and was voted in as secretary at my first monthly meeting.  From that day I grew to be a strong member of this organisation and before I knew it I was representing the Ohaupo Play centre from a president role.  Here I participated in 3 unit standard run courses and was able to run sessions as a qualified leader. I spent 8 years as part of this organisation which then lead me to my next voluntary role.

Dedicated PTA member at Ngahinapouri School 2013-2023

I joined the Ngahinapouri PTA when my eldest son started school.  I was an active member of this group who put a lot of my own hours and time into helping run fundraisers, fishing competitions, make school lunches, coached many sports teams and the biggest job I was part of was the group who printed ribbons for a majority of the Waikato schools foe their agricultural days.  I was the only printer and have spent numerous weeks/months printing on my own up to 7000 ribbons in a term raising the school thousands of dollars each year. With my youngest now starting high school I am ready to hit the workforce with all of my above skills.