Mandy Karasz
About Mandy Karasz
Mandy Karasz is the Director of Channel People Development at TELUS, with over 25 years of experience in various roles within the company.
Current Roles at TELUS
Mandy Karasz currently holds two significant roles at TELUS as Director, Channel People Development, and Manager, Channel Training - Enablement & Events. In these positions, she focuses on the growth and development of channel personnel and oversees the training and enablement events. Her extensive experience in this area plays a crucial role in shaping the training programs and strategic initiatives for the company.
Career Progression at TELUS
Mandy Karasz’s career at TELUS spans over 25 years, beginning in 1996. Her roles have included Senior Learning Specialist, Project Manager II, Business Development Manager, Manager Operations - National Learning and Development, and Sr. Project Manager - Channel Events. Each role has allowed her to build significant expertise in project management, operations, and learning and development within the company.
Role in Channel Events Management
From 2017 to 2018, Mandy Karasz served as Sr. Project Manager - Channel Events at TELUS in Calgary, Canada Area. In this role, she was instrumental in organizing and managing key channel events that played a significant role in the company’s channel development strategy. Her efforts contributed to enhancing the effectiveness and impact of TELUS’s channel events during her tenure.
Educational Background
Mandy Karasz holds an Applied Management Certificate from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), which she earned from 1997 to 1999. Additionally, she studied Engineering Design & Drafting Technology at SAIT from 1993 to 1995. Her education combines technical and managerial expertise, which has been beneficial in her various leadership roles at TELUS.
Experience in Learning and Development
Mandy Karasz has considerable experience in learning and development, having worked as Manager Operations - National Learning and Development at TELUS from 2015 to 2017. Prior to that, she was Senior Learning Specialist for 15 years, starting from 1996. Throughout her tenure, she has been pivotal in the development and implementation of national learning programs and operational strategies.