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Desamito Shaunte

Legal Assistant General Counsel Regulatory Attorney for the Corporate & Investment Bank VP

Summary

I'm 30-old Legal Assistant General Counsel Regulatory Attorney for the Corporate & Investment Bank VP with over 7 years of expirience in Superior organization, prioritization, and self-motivation skills, Fluent in English and Spanish and Knowledge of ICD-10 and CPT codes. Certified in Project Management Institute (PMI) certification and MBA, CPA, CIA and other applicable certification . A team player and able to work closely with colleagues. If you feel that you have problems with your resume - use resume writing service https://legaljobsearcher.com/.

Expirience

Legal Assistant General Counsel Regulatory Attorney for the Corporate & Investment Bank VP
Countionorter , Hampton, PA

2018 to Present
  • Supporting the adoption of learning management system amongst partners in and outside of Legal
  • Providing customer service and technical troubleshooting help for global learners
  • Functioning as the main operational point of contact with Amazon’s learning management system vendor
  • Supporting CIB Legal’s representative for the Firm’s New Business Initiatives Approval program

Corporate & Investment Bank Legal Assistant General Counsel Corporate Lawyer Associate
Brillion , Deep Run, NC

2017 – 2018
  • Supporting the adoption of learning management system amongst partners in and outside of Legal
  • Functioning as the main operational point of contact with Amazon’s learning management system vendor
  • Supporting CIB Legal’s representative for the Firm’s New Business Initiatives Approval program
  • Providing customer service and technical troubleshooting help for global learners

Legal Assistant General Counsel Regulatory Attorney for the Corporate & Investment Bank VP
Hollandale Association , Reynolds, GA

2015 – 2017
  • Providing customer service and technical troubleshooting help for global learners
  • Supporting CIB Legal’s representative for the Firm’s New Business Initiatives Approval program
  • Supporting the adoption of learning management system amongst partners in and outside of Legal
  • Functioning as the main operational point of contact with Amazon’s learning management system vendor

Corporate & Investment Bank Legal Assistant General Counsel Corporate Lawyer Associate
2nd Cality , Nebo, NC

2014 – 2015
  • Functioning as the main operational point of contact with Amazon’s learning management system vendor
  • Supporting the adoption of learning management system amongst partners in and outside of Legal
  • Providing customer service and technical troubleshooting help for global learners
  • Supporting CIB Legal’s representative for the Firm’s New Business Initiatives Approval program

Legal Assistant / Training Administrator
Roomized , Glencoe, IL

2012 – 2014
  • Supporting CIB Legal’s representative for the Firm’s New Business Initiatives Approval program
  • Functioning as the main operational point of contact with Amazon’s learning management system vendor
  • Supporting the adoption of learning management system amongst partners in and outside of Legal
  • Providing customer service and technical troubleshooting help for global learners

Education

Degree in Legal specialisation
University of Lansing, OH

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