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0.3 miCentre St @ Gibb
0.3 miPark Rd @ John
0.4 miSimcoe St @ John
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History
Established in 2005.
Connie McCool’s is the brainchild of Leslie-Ann Guiney, Founder & Owner/New Business Developer. In 2005 when Leslie-Ann lost a job under some what not so nice conditions, she was at a loss as to what she wanted to do. First her thought was FIND A JOB! Work like the rest of the world. Then she thought… «Hmmm after 10 years of working where am I… Not so very happy! Let’s try something new.»
Sooo… She did. A business registration on line and Connie McCool’s was born.
At first this was a catch all Personal Administration company… You name it we did it.
* Grocery shopping
* Dog walking
* house arranging
* Fundraising calls
* Bookkeeping
* Minute taking
* Anything and everything.
Doing this helped Leslie-Ann through a time that she needed to make, yet she went back to working full-time. In her full time job as Operations Manager for a Division of a Health Care agency, she has learned more than she ever thought and now has decided to take Connie McCool’s in a different direction.
Meet the Business Owner
Leslie-Ann G.
Business Owner
After studying Forensic Psychology and Forensic Accounting, Project Management, Business Writing, Working and Communicating in a Medical Setting, Medical Terminology and with a Certificate in Human Resources Management from the HRPAO, she is trained to handle almost anything that Office Management, Operations Management, Administrative Management, Human Resources Management can throw at her.
In her current semester at Centennial College she will be studying Pharmacology and Writing for the Web.
Some projects she has worked on…
* Division All Staff Rally, at offsite premises, over two days with meals and speakers.
* Launch of a new Welcome Function for the Hospital where anyone coming into the Hospital is afforded the same «welcome» no matter which door they come through, into which building and on which campus.
* Successfully managed a team of 17 through the full accounting cycle for the Liberal Party’s 2004 Election Advertising Campaign, while maintaining our normal work load.
