Leanne Ellis
About Leanne Ellis
Leanne Ellis is an Associate Business Analyst at Tronox, with a background in logistics and inventory management. She has held various roles in organizations such as Barminco, Murdoch University, Western Power, CBH Group, and George Weston Foods, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems from Murdoch University.
Current Role at Tronox
Leanne Ellis serves as an Associate Business Analyst at Tronox, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she contributes to various analytical projects and initiatives within the company. Tronox is known for its operations in the mining and production of titanium dioxide, and Ellis plays a part in supporting the business's analytical needs in Kwinana Beach, Western Australia.
Previous Experience in Logistics and Inventory
Prior to her current role, Leanne Ellis gained significant experience in logistics and inventory management. She worked as a Logistics & Inventory Coordinator at Western Power in 2019 for five months. Additionally, she served as an Inventory Officer at Barminco for three months in 2018. Her background in these roles has equipped her with skills in managing inventory systems and coordinating logistics operations.
Academic Background at Murdoch University
Leanne Ellis studied at Murdoch University, where she pursued a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems. Her studies spanned from 2015 to 2020, culminating in her graduation. During her time at the university, she also worked as a Peer Academic Coach in 2020, providing support to fellow students in their academic pursuits.
Long-Term Experience at CBH Group
Leanne Ellis has a long-term background in trade services, having worked at CBH Group as a Trade Services Officer from 2011 to 2017. This six-year tenure allowed her to develop expertise in trade operations and services, contributing to her overall professional development in the field.
Community Involvement and Support
In addition to her professional roles, Leanne Ellis supported the Rainbow Shoelace Project (RSP) at Sydney Pride 2023. This involvement reflects her commitment to community engagement and support for diversity and inclusion initiatives.