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Marina Cavanaugh Yeadon is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in administration, operations, and heritage preservation. As Executive Assistant at Global News, she oversaw the day-to-day operations of the Halifax Station and three New Brunswick Bureaus. Prior roles include Office Manager at IATSE Local 849, where she reduced operational costs and developed an efficient call-back program, and Architectural Heritage Consultant, where she created detailed historical records and measured drawings of heritage buildings. Marina holds a Master of Environmental Design Studies from Dalhousie University and a Bachelor of Environmental Design Studies from the same institution. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Saint Mary's University. Fluent in multiple languages, Marina brings a unique blend of creative and analytical skills to her work. Throughout her career, Marina has demonstrated a commitment to excellence, driving efficiency and innovation in various industries. Her expertise in administration, operations, and heritage preservation has earned her a reputation as a trusted and results-driven professional.

Experience

  • Global News
    • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
    • Executive Assistant
      • Feb 2015 - Present
      • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

      Reporting to the Station Manager / News Director, provide support for all administrative activities of the Halifax Station and the three New Brunswick Bureaus. Responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the station and for the smooth flow of work processes.

  • Loblaw Companies Limited
    • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
    • Executive Assistant
      • Mar 2005 - Aug 2014
      • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

      Reporting to the senior management team while supporting a team of more than 100, responsible for overseeing and organizing the day-today operations of the team, as well as assisting with document drafting, scheduling, travel arrangements and client relations.Key Accomplishments: Ensured a continuous flow of communication and key data by serving as a liaison between the management team and more than 100 store managers / franchise owner Consistently met or exceeded compliance of Product Recalls for all Atlantic Corporate and Franchise stores Significantly reduced product losses within the region’s pharmacies by effectively managing their Pharmacy Inventory Redistribution program Improved the efficiency of the colleague expense procedure for the Atlantic Region by designing and implementing new policies Utilized a creative background to design and edit a monthly newsletter for the corporate stores Designed and implemented weekly PowerPoint photo albums showcasing the corporate stores – and regularly did the same for the franchise stores Coordinated several major charitable events, including the annual Vendor Golf Tournament (2005-2009) and Vendor Dinner (2010-2014) – each raising considerable funds for the President’s Choice Children’s Charity (PCCC) to support various programs in the region

    • Office Manager
      • Sep 1996 - Sep 2001
      • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

      Reporting to the Union Manager while overseeing more than 500 members, responsibilities included handling all day-to-day business operations, providing administrative support to senior personnel, administering services to a large regional membership, coordinating meetings and special events, and providing follow-through on motions, directives and policies.Key Accomplishments: Developed and maintained a highly-efficient call-back program to apprise union members of work opportunities in a timely manner Reduced operational costs by researching and implementing cost-effective equipment and procedures for use in day-to-day operations Recruited, trained and supervised employees to ensure the office ran smoothly and efficiently

  • Self-employed
    • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
    • Architectural Heritage Consultant
      • Jun 1991 - Sep 1997
      • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

      Working on a self-employed basis while serving more clients throughout Atlantic Canada, responsibilities included creating historical records and / or measured drawings of heritage building, as well as creatively organizing, displaying and presenting historical collections.Key Accomplishments: Created a detailed historical and contemporary record of St. George’s Round Church in Halifax prior to the devastating fire, and the records later proved invaluable in the reconstruction and redecoration process Prepared detailed measured drawings of six historic houses in the Nova Scotia Museum collection, which guaranteed the existence of a permanent record in the event of a future loss Researched and authored architectural interpretive studies of various heritage buildings, provincially and privately owned, including: The Early Dwelling of Mahone Bay, NS 1754-1850: A Preliminary Guide to the Early Domestic Architecture of Mahone Bay and Area, published by the Mahone Bay Settlers’ Museum Instrumental in ensuring the archiving of the historic photograph collection of the Dartmouth Heritage Museum

Education

  • 1992 - 1996
    Dalhousie University
    Master of Environmental Design Studies, Architectural Conservation
  • 1989 - 1992
    Dalhousie University
    Bachelor of Environmental Design Studies
  • 1984 - 1987
    Saint Mary's University
    Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology
  • 1982 - 1984
    Mount Saint Vincent University

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