Sample Resume - Director of Operations Executive

Executive Management / Operations / Human Resources

Executive experience in administration, operations, analysis, strategy, and human resources. A proven track record of success in improving efficiency and enhancing productivity. Effective negotiator with labor unions. Team players and motivational leader. Responsible for policy development, operations, and facility management.

Credentials And Objective


Bachelor of Business Administration, Human Resource Management, University of Massachussetts Capable of leading in capacities such as: Chief Operations Officer, VP of Human Resrouce, or Director of Business Development.

Selected Accomplishments

• Supervised over 4000 personnel located at multiple sites. • Point of contact for all customer disputes. • Restructured personnel to enhance productivity and support growth during transition period. • Key contact for labor and senior management. Oversaw all regulatory compliance. • Managed facilities and equipment for $1 million expansion effort. • Recruited by senior executives for leadership ability.

Career History

Executive Services , Inc.	2000 - Present
Director of Operations Executive


Executive Services, Inc.	1997 - Present
Director of Human Resources Executive Management Services


GFR Industries, LLC	1995 - 1997
Manager of Personnel & Operations


Meyer Building Service, Inc	1992 - 1995
Director of Corporate Recruiting


Platt Apartments	1986 - 1992
Facility Manager/Sales Associates

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