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SKILLS

I have excellent interpersonal skills, these being demonstrated in liasing with other members of the company team, both with my M.D. in terms of planning and strategy creation, and sales/laboratory personnel in terms of putting plans into action. In this way I have maintained a good working relationship with all my colleagues since I joined the company over four years ago. My communication abilities are shown in both the verbal presentations given at seminars and conferences, and the written material I have prepared - whether it is in the form of technical notes for a course or market trends for a sales meeting. I am an extremely creative person, but can also analyse complex sets of data in a combined and systematic way. In addition to these main management skills, I am also thoroughly competent in laboratory work, my experience ranging from microbiology to complex chromatographic analysis. I believe this gives me an excellent insight into what is achievable at ground level in the laboratory area, rather than producing unrealistic targets.

COMPUTER LITERACY

I have used Windows based systems extensively for the past ten years, together with the following software packages; Microsoft Office (including PowerPoint, Word and Excel), Symantec ACT! and Corel WordPerfect. I also have knowledge of Quattro Pro and JustWrite. Prior to using PC-compatible computers, I had experience of Expert, Apple and various 8-bit systems, including programming in BASIC. I am able to type accurately at approximately 40 w.p.m.

PERSONAL ACTIVITIES

I love traveling, especially when exploring new countries and cultures, and have managed to exploit this passion frequently, both throughout my days as a student and in recent years. I enjoy personal competitive sports, mostly badminton, squash and tennis, but also like the thrill of following Formula 1 racing as a spectator. I am a 6th Kyu in Shotokan Karate, which I practiced for self discipline and fitness, and am looking to start training again after a lengthy break. I enjoy socialising, whether it is in a public environment or merely cooking a meal for friends at home - this latter allows me to experiment with my culinary skills. I also have a number of hobbies that help me relax in my spare time; I am a keen amateur military historian of the period of 1935-1945, and I enjoy modeling aircraft and vehicles from this period. To this end I write for an international aviation modeling magazine, and although I also write fiction, I have not yet published. These hobbies, as well as my general interest in science, provide a great deal of material for another passion of mine - reading, which I often enjoy while listening to music, both classical and contemporary.

REFERENCES

Dr Denise M. Wallworth, Dr Graham A. Turner,
Managing Director, Senior Lecturer,
BAS (UK) Ltd, Clinical Biochemistry,
Riverside,   The Medical School,
Mountbatten Way, University of Newcastle,
Congleton,  Newcastle upon Tyne
Cheshire CW12 1DY NE2 4HH

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