Annette Trapasso Maazaoui
Vice President and Senior Business Control Specialist
Annette Trapasso Maazaoui has been working as a Realtor in Patterson Schwartz Real Estate since 2009. Furthermore, Annette Trapasso Maazaoui has professional experience at more than six companies using similar skills. Annette has a total work experience of 14+ years. Annette Trapasso Maazaoui studied at the University of Massachusetts Boston from 1991 to 1994. Annette can be found in West Deptford, New Jersey – where this professional is currently located. You can search for Annette Trapasso Maazaoui's contacts. We can also provide you exhaustive contact information upon request.
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Annetta Maazaoui,
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Nettie Maazaoui,
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Last updated May 15, 2024
Contact Information
Last Update
Jul 6, 2022
Email
an**@msn.com
Location
West Deptford, NJ
Company
Workplace
Colleagues
Work History
Vice President/Account Executive
Managed affinity partners credit card portfolios.
Developed and implemented marketing strategies using all marketing channels (direct mail, telemarketing, internet, take-ones, and person-to-...
2006 — 2008
Vice President/Transition Risk Manager
Risk manager for the Bank of America/MBNA conversion which was the largest conversion in the banking industry.
Identified risk related issues using Six Sigma methodolgy for the following lin...
2005 — 2006
Vice President/ Operational Risk Manager
Managed the operational risk function for a large division with high volume transactions involving over 700 employees.
2005 — 2005
Vice President/ Group Operations Manager
Managed a 30-Person Group Operations team including 3 management direct reports.
1999 — 2005
Education
1991 — 1994
1974 — 1978
Occupations
Executive
Vice President
Real Estate Broker
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Sales Specialist
Account Service Manager
Chief Executive
Property Manager
Real Estate Manager
Client Service Officer
Customer Service
Skills
Relationship Management
Business Process Improvement
Operations Management
Learning and Development