Adam Mowery
About Adam Mowery
Adam Mowery is an Administrative Specialist with a diverse background in various roles across multiple organizations in Canada. He has accumulated experience in administrative support, accounts management, and coordination since beginning his career in 2007.
Current Role at Solid State Pharma
Adam Mowery has been serving as an Administrative Specialist at Solid State Pharma since 2020. In this role, he is responsible for various administrative tasks that support the operations of the company. His experience in administrative functions contributes to the efficiency and effectiveness of the team.
Previous Experience in Administrative Roles
Before joining Solid State Pharma, Adam Mowery held several administrative positions. He worked as a Caseload Planner at VON Canada for one year in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and served as an Assistant Coordinator at the Saint John Community Loan Fund for four months. Additionally, he was a Box Office Supervisor at Harbour Station for four years, where he managed ticket sales and customer service.
Experience in Accounts and E-commerce
Adam Mowery has extensive experience in accounts and e-commerce roles. He worked at Graybar Canada as an Accounts Receivable Clerk for three years and as an Accounts Payable Clerk for one year. He also served as an Ecommerce Coordinator at Graybar Canada for one year, where he contributed to online sales operations.
Educational Background
Adam Mowery studied at the University of New Brunswick, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Language and Literature from 2008 to 2011. His education provided him with a strong foundation in communication and analytical skills, which are beneficial in his administrative roles.
Work History Overview
Throughout his career, Adam Mowery has gained diverse experience across various organizations. His roles have included positions at Formac Publishing Co Ltd as an Office Order Desk and Sales Support, and as an Office and Warehouse Assistant. He also worked as a Research Assistant at the University of New Brunswick for four months in 2009.