Rachael Ayotomiwa Olaniran
About Rachael Ayotomiwa Olaniran
Rachael Ayotomiwa Olaniran is a dedicated public servant in Canada with a background in human resources and a strong commitment to promoting diversity in the workplace. She has gained valuable experience through various roles, including positions at RBC and SkipTheDishes, and holds a diploma in Human Resource Management from The University of Winnipeg.
Work at Government of Canada
Rachael Ayotomiwa Olaniran has been employed as a Public Servant at the Government of Canada since 2018. In this role, she has contributed to various initiatives and projects aimed at enhancing public service delivery. Her tenure has allowed her to apply her skills in human resources and public administration effectively.
Previous Experience in Banking and Human Resources
Before her current role, Rachael worked as a Banking Advisor at RBC in Winnipeg, Manitoba, for seven months in 2018. Additionally, she gained experience as a Human Resources Intern at People First HR Services for one month in 2017. She also served as a Courier Recruiter at SkipTheDishes from 2017 to 2018, where she focused on recruitment processes.
Education and Expertise
Rachael studied at the University of Winnipeg's Professional Applied and Continuing Education (PACE), where she earned a Human Resource Management Diploma from 2016 to 2017. Her academic background has equipped her with knowledge in recruitment and selection, employee relations, diversity management, training and development, payroll administration, and strategic human resource planning.
Passion for Diversity and Cultural Awareness
Rachael is dedicated to promoting diversity and cultural awareness within the workplace. She aims to be a game changer in diversity and a cultural catalyst, reflecting her commitment to fostering inclusive environments in her professional endeavors.
Professional Affiliations and Goals
Rachael is a member of CPHR Manitoba and is actively pursuing her Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) designation. This membership and designation reflect her commitment to professional development in the field of human resources.