Rebekah O'hare
About Rebekah O'hare
Rebekah O'Hare is a Junior Project Manager at the BC Centre for Ability in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where she has worked since 2021. She holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts in Geography from Maynooth University and has experience in various roles at the BC Centre for Ability, including Project Coordinator and Senior Secretary.
Work at BC Centre for Ability
Rebekah O'hare has been employed at the BC Centre for Ability since 2021, currently holding the position of Junior Project Manager. She has a history with the organization, having worked in various roles including Project Coordinator, Senior Secretary, and Program Secretary. Her experience at the Centre spans over three years, during which she has contributed to different projects and initiatives aimed at supporting individuals with disabilities.
Education and Expertise
Rebekah O'hare earned a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from Maynooth University, completing her studies from 2013 to 2016. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Arts in Human Geography from the same institution in 2017. Additionally, she holds a Salesforce Administration Certification, which enhances her capabilities in managing client databases and resolving system issues.
Background
Rebekah O'hare grew up in Ireland and moved to Vancouver in the summer of 2018 on a two-year working holiday visa, which later evolved into permanent residency. Prior to her current role, she worked as a Sales Advisor at H&M in Dundalk, Ireland, for eight months in 2017. Her diverse work experience includes multiple positions at the BC Centre for Ability, where she has developed a strong understanding of project management and client support.
Achievements
Rebekah O'hare has played a significant role in supporting staff at the BC Centre for Ability in utilizing the new Client Management Database, Salesforce. She is also involved in troubleshooting issues and bugs within the Salesforce system, demonstrating her technical skills and commitment to improving operational efficiency. Her brother, David, has been a source of inspiration, participating in the Special Olympics and achieving recognition in athletics.