Eugene Draco
About Eugene Draco
Eugene Draco is the Manager of Shared Services at Brookfield Asset Management in Toronto, Canada, with extensive experience in business process management and transformation projects.
Title and Current Role
Eugene Draco serves as the Manager of Shared Services at Brookfield Asset Management in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing shared services operations, focusing on process optimization and efficiency improvements.
Professional Experience
Eugene Draco has a robust professional background with over a decade of experience in various roles. Prior to his current position, he worked at OLG as a Senior Workday Implementation Consultant for four years, and at Bell as part of the Field Services Leadership Development Program for another four years. Additionally, he held short-term roles at Symantec as a Malware Analyst and at DALSA as a Camera Design Engineer.
Educational Background
Eugene Draco holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Ivey Business School at Western University, completed in 2016. He also has a Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Waterloo, which he acquired in 2011. He completed his pre-university education at Mircea Eliade.
Specialized Skills and Expertise
Eugene Draco specializes in business process management, business analysis, and business requirements gathering. He is proficient in system integrations and performance improvement, and is skilled in using process improvement methodologies and tools. He holds expertise in Lean Six Sigma and process re-engineering, and is experienced in change management frameworks, particularly the ADKAR model.
Project Management and Stakeholder Engagement
With over five years of experience in managing transformation projects in both the public and private sectors, Eugene Draco excels in translating strategy into actionable frameworks to drive business goals. He is adept at stakeholder management and conflict resolution, ensuring smooth project implementation and outcomes.