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ANNA LIZA PUNZALAN OLAN
24-A. Esguerra St.
Pinagbuhatan Pasig City
Mobile No. 0917 555 7864
Home No. 799-0382
Email Address: olan_713@yahoo.com

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUD Tertiary Technological Institute of the Philippines Casal St. Quiapo, Manila Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering 2005 Graduate Secondary Sta. Catalina College
Legarda St., Sampaloc Manila Primary Colegio Del Buen Consejo Malinao Pasig City

SKILLS AND INTEREST  Proficient in Microsoft Office Application (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
 Can easily adapt to a new environment.
 Joins extra curricular activities.
 Has knowledge in Wastewater and Solid Waste Management
 Has a non-professional driving license

PERSONAL DATA Nickname: Ann
Birthday: July 13, 1980
Age: 32 years old
Status: Single
Height: 5 feet 2 inches
Weight: 155 lbs
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Catholic

WORK EXPERIENCE Epixtar Phils. (Oct.2006-Mar 2007) Telemarketer (RBI Account) Sells product online (foreign account) Renew Product Subscriptions. Provides customer service.

Margarrette Enterprise (Sept. 2007- Oct. 2008) Production Supervisor Supervise the entire production area. Submits DMS report and Daily Inventory to the Operations manager. Monitor RM and PM area. Flavorcrest International Corporation (Mar. 2009-June



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