Amanda Arbuckle

Manager of Recreation Services at Town of Banff
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(386) 825-5501
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Banff, Alberta, Canada, CA

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Anna Rowinska-Turrall

As a past associate of Amanda’s I’ve had the pleasure of working with her during our time at Mt. Seymour Resort. She is a passionate administrator who demonstrates her success through her leadership and interpersonal skills, both in and outside of the workplace. Amanda is always the first to volunteer her time, skills and knowledge to any project that comes up. She is dedicated to her job and eagerly takes extra responsibilities to further her knowledge and skills. She has the ability to motivate and lead staff, create and implement new policies and streamline processes.

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Experience

    • Canada
    • Civic and Social Organizations
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Manager of Recreation Services
      • Sep 2017 - Present

    • Canada
    • Government Administration
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Assistant Manager of Recreation, Culture & Airpark Services
      • May 2013 - Feb 2017

      As a result of previous personnel management experience, I successfully led a team of dedicated recreation professionals, delivering quality programs and services to residents and visitors in the service area. The service area includes the communities of Hope, Boston Bar, Yale, Spuzzum, Sunshine Valley and Laidlaw and approximately nine local First Nations Bands. RCAS facilities include a Recreation Centre in Hope (comprised of an arena, conference centre, fitness centre, fitness rooms and aquatic centre), an outdoor pool in North Bend, and emergency landing strip in Boston Bar and an aerodrome in Hope. As the Assistant Manager, reporting to the Director of Recreation & Cultural Services, I oversaw the efficient planning, coordination and delivery of Recreation, Culture & Airpark Services programs and services. Further, I drafted budgetary reports, policy documents and strategic planning materials for boards, committees and the Recreation, Culture and Airpark Services Commission.

    • Canada
    • Recreational Facilities
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Administrative Assistant
      • Feb 2012 - May 2013

      Provided professional and confidential administrative and clerical support to the President and General Manager during a year of considerable capital expenditures and facilities upgrades. Sea to Sky Parks Services - operator services for British Columbia Provincial Park’s front-country campgrounds in the Sea to Sky Corridor and Fraser Valley. Provided professional and confidential administrative and clerical support to the President and General Manager during a year of considerable capital expenditures and facilities upgrades. Sea to Sky Parks Services - operator services for British Columbia Provincial Park’s front-country campgrounds in the Sea to Sky Corridor and Fraser Valley.

    • General Labourer
      • Sep 2011 - Jun 2012

      Working closely with small teams in the Shuswap region I assisted in the signage of new and existing trail systems for winter access for outdoor sports such as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Working closely with small teams in the Shuswap region I assisted in the signage of new and existing trail systems for winter access for outdoor sports such as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Undergraduate Research Assistant
      • Jan 2011 - Apr 2012

      The Thompson Rivers University Red Tree Project assists rural communities affected by mountain pine beetle to diversify their economies through the development of tourism products. As an undergraduate research assistant, I and other students conducted interviews and collected data from impacted regional businesses and stakeholders for the purposes of identifying potential future tourism opportunities. The Thompson Rivers University Red Tree Project assists rural communities affected by mountain pine beetle to diversify their economies through the development of tourism products. As an undergraduate research assistant, I and other students conducted interviews and collected data from impacted regional businesses and stakeholders for the purposes of identifying potential future tourism opportunities.

    • Canada
    • Recreational Facilities
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Education Coordinator and Instructor
      • May 2009 - Sep 2011

      Administered a boating and water safety program for grade 1-7 students at multiple schools across British Columbia, reaching over ten thousand students per year.Travelled throughout the province encouraging safe boating behaviour through presentations with the media and at community events and marinas. Administered a boating and water safety program for grade 1-7 students at multiple schools across British Columbia, reaching over ten thousand students per year.Travelled throughout the province encouraging safe boating behaviour through presentations with the media and at community events and marinas.

    • Canada
    • Retail
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Receptionist
      • Apr 2005 - Apr 2010

      General reception and filing duties. General reception and filing duties.

    • Canada
    • Retail
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Retail Store Manager - SportChek
      • Jul 2003 - Jul 2007

      As the manager of a SportChek retail outlet I was responsible for the oversight of sales, the hiring and training of staff and merchandising of sporting goods. As the manager of a SportChek retail outlet I was responsible for the oversight of sales, the hiring and training of staff and merchandising of sporting goods.

Education

  • Thompson Rivers University
    Bachelors Degree, Tourism Management & Entrepreneurship
    2008 - 2012
  • Mount Royal University
    Ecotourism and Outdoor Leadership
    2002 - 2003

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