Holly Klein
About Holly Klein
Holly Klein is a Financial Analyst currently employed by the Government of Canada, with a diverse background in finance and customer service. She has held various positions in organizations across Nova Scotia, including roles in auditing, hospitality, and brand representation.
Current Role at Government of Canada
Holly Klein has been serving as a Financial Analyst at the Government of Canada since 2020. In this role, she applies her financial expertise to support various government initiatives and projects. Her responsibilities include analyzing financial data, preparing reports, and providing insights to enhance decision-making processes within the government.
Previous Experience in Financial Analysis
Prior to her current position, Holly Klein worked as an Accounting Technician at Nova Scotia Spirit Company in 2018. She also gained experience as a Summer Student - Audit Officer at the Office of the Auditor General of Nova Scotia in 2019. These roles contributed to her foundational knowledge in financial analysis and auditing.
Educational Background in Business and Accounting
Holly Klein completed her Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Mount Saint Vincent University, focusing on Accounting and Business Management from 2018 to 2020. She also studied Business Administration at Nova Scotia Community College from 2016 to 2018. Additionally, she obtained a Certificate in International Business Communication from Hanzehogeschool Groningen in 2017.
Diverse Work Experience
Holly Klein has a diverse work history that includes roles in customer service and hospitality. She worked as a Front Desk Agent at Pictou Lodge Beach Resort and as a Banquet Server/Bartender at Lord Nelson Hotel & Suites. Her experience also includes positions as a Brand Ambassador at Nova Scotia Spirit Company and as a Hostess at Boston Pizza International Inc.
Early Education and Initial Career
Holly Klein completed her High School Diploma at Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School from 2009 to 2013. She also attended Trent University, where she studied Anthropology for one year before shifting her focus to business and accounting disciplines.