Siobhan Keegan
About Siobhan Keegan
Siobhan Keegan is a Cash Management Officer at the Federal Government of Canada, where she has worked since 2012. She holds degrees in Psychology and English Literature from the University of Ottawa and has completed various courses in development, ethics, theology, and accounting.
Work at Government of Canada
Siobhan Keegan has served as a Cash Management Officer with the Federal Government of Canada since 2012. In this role, she operates within the National Capital Region (NCR) and is responsible for various financial management tasks. Her duties include managing Direct Funds Transfer through the Common Departmental Financial System and the Government Banking System. She also records Chargeback data for the Receiver General, Employment Insurance, and Fiscal Agent. Keegan engages in editing and updating documents for the Receiver General's website, contributing to the accuracy and accessibility of government financial information.
Education and Expertise
Siobhan Keegan has an extensive educational background. She studied at the University of Ottawa, where she earned a Psychology degree, engaging in various development courses related to child, adolescence, adult development, aging, and labor relations from 1982 to 1988. Additionally, she obtained an Honours degree in English Language and Literature from the same institution between 1989 and 1993. Keegan also pursued studies in Ethics and Theology at St. Paul University and Algonquin College, as well as Woodworking courses at Algonquin. Furthermore, she completed a Business Administration Diploma in Accounting at George Brown College from 1980 to 1982.
Professional Responsibilities
In her capacity as a Cash Management Officer, Siobhan Keegan is responsible for preparing Standing-Advance information, which is disseminated twice yearly to various departments and agencies. She utilizes an RSA SecurID card to ensure secure access to the CISCO and Government Banking System (GBS), reflecting her commitment to maintaining security in financial operations. Her role requires a strong understanding of financial systems and the ability to manage complex data effectively.