Emanuela Spinucci
About Emanuela Spinucci
Emanuela Spinucci is a Business Support Assistant at the World Food Programme, where she has worked since 2015. She has a background in data analysis and customer support, with previous roles at Vodafone, Consulcesi Group, and Toyota Motor Corporation.
Current Role at World Food Programme
Emanuela Spinucci has been employed at the World Food Programme as a Business Support Assistant since 2015. In this role, she contributes to the organization's mission of combating global hunger. Her responsibilities include providing administrative and logistical support to ensure efficient operations within the organization. Spinucci's continued presence at the World Food Programme highlights her commitment to the organization's objectives.
Previous Experience in Data Analysis
Emanuela Spinucci has a background in data analysis, having worked as a Data Analyst at Consulcesi Group from 2001 to 2007. During this six-year tenure in Roma, Italia, she developed skills in data management and analysis. Additionally, she briefly worked as a Data Analyst at Vodafone in 2011 for two months, further enhancing her analytical capabilities in a corporate environment.
Experience in Technical Support Roles
Spinucci has held various technical support positions throughout her career. She worked as a 1st Level Helpdesk at Johnson & Johnson from 2012 to 2013 for eight months, and at Toyota Motor Corporation from 2007 to 2009 for two years. In these roles, she provided assistance and troubleshooting support to users, demonstrating her technical proficiency and customer service skills.
Educational Background
Emanuela Spinucci studied at IPSSCT Luigi Einaudi, where she achieved a Diploma di Operatrice Turistica. Her education spanned from 1992 to 1997, equipping her with foundational knowledge and skills relevant to her career. This educational background has contributed to her professional development in various roles across different industries.
Volunteer Experience
In 2015, Emanuela Spinucci volunteered at the World Food Programme for eight months. This experience allowed her to engage with the organization's humanitarian efforts and gain insight into its operations. Her volunteer work reflects her dedication to supporting initiatives aimed at alleviating hunger and improving food security.