Kari Mayer
About Kari Mayer
Kari Mayer serves as the Acting Senior Case Review Officer at the Parole Board of Canada, where she has worked since 2015. She also co-founded the CaliCan Rescue Foundation and has held various administrative roles in both government and non-profit sectors.
Work at Government of Canada
Kari Mayer has been serving as a Case Review Officer at the Parole Board of Canada since 2015. In this role, she has accumulated nine years of experience in the Edmonton, Alberta area. In 2016, she advanced to the position of Acting Senior Case Review Officer, continuing her work with the Parole Board. Her responsibilities include coordinating complex panel hearings and conducting thorough reviews of federal legislation.
Education and Expertise
Kari Mayer studied at MacEwan University, where she earned a Microcomputer Office Specialist Certificate in 2003. She also attended the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), completing a Business Mathematics course from 2008 to 2009. Her educational background supports her extensive administrative experience and proficiency in data entry, achieving a typing speed of over 100 words per minute with high accuracy.
Background
Kari Mayer has a diverse professional background, having worked in various administrative roles across multiple organizations. Her early career included positions at the Government of Alberta, where she provided administrative support in several departments. She also worked at Health Canada and the Edmonton North Primary Care Network, showcasing her versatility in administrative functions.
Achievements
Kari Mayer has coordinated high-profile panel hearings at the Parole Board of Canada, demonstrating her capability in managing complex processes. She has extensive experience with videoconferencing equipment, including Polycom and Tandberg systems. Additionally, she possesses a high level of proficiency in data entry, achieving over 13,560 keystrokes per hour with 98% accuracy.
Community Involvement
Kari Mayer co-founded the CaliCan Rescue Foundation in 2009, where she serves as the Director of Administrative Operations. Her commitment to community service extends to her involvement with the Humane Animal Rescue Team since 2009 and the CKUA Radio Foundation from 2003 to 2009. These roles reflect her dedication to animal welfare and community engagement.