Sean Riley
About Sean Riley
Sean Riley serves as an Issues Coordinator for the Government of Canada since 2020, bringing a strong work ethic and adaptability to his role. He has a background in advertising and security, with experience in various positions within the public service sector.
Work at Government of Canada
Sean Riley has been serving as an Issues Coordinator at the Government of Canada since 2020. In this role, he focuses on achieving organizational goals through effective communication strategies. His work involves addressing various issues and ensuring that communication within the organization aligns with its objectives. Sean's position reflects his commitment to public service and his ability to navigate complex challenges.
Current Role at Canada Border Services Agency
In addition to his role at the Government of Canada, Sean Riley has been employed as an Administrative Assistant at the Canada Border Services Agency since 2019. His responsibilities include providing administrative support and facilitating communication within the agency. This position has allowed him to further develop his skills in organizational management and effective communication.
Previous Experience at Public Services and Procurement Canada
Before his current roles, Sean Riley worked as a Call Center Agent at Public Services and Procurement Canada for a brief period in 2019. This experience contributed to his understanding of customer service and public interaction, enhancing his ability to communicate effectively in his subsequent positions.
Education and Expertise
Sean Riley studied at Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology, where he earned a degree in Advertising from 2010 to 2014. He also studied Security and Loss Prevention Services at the same institution. His educational background provides him with expertise in strategy planning, media buying, and media planning, which he applies in his current roles.
Experience in Media Sales
In 2012, Sean Riley worked as a Media Sales Representative at Astral Media Inc. in Ottawa, ON, for a duration of three months. This role allowed him to gain insights into media strategies and sales processes, contributing to his overall professional development in communication and marketing.