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Elly Lee

Summary

Energetic and self-motivated business analyst with 10 year working experience in AIA. Excelled in leading cross-functional teams to achieve a 70% STP rate through innovative product revamps. Highly efficient and accurate with strong planning, problem-solving and multitasking skills.

Overview

6
6
years of professional experience

Work History

Business Analyst

AIA Hong Kong and Macau
11.2021 - Current
  • Lead cross-functional teams to drive the planning, design, and delivery of product revamps and new feature development.
  • Overview the successful UX/UI revamp of the iChange (servicing), with full adoption of paperless and full enablement of OTP/remote e-signature, plus achieving a 70% STP rate target.
  • Streamline project management with effective communication and collaboration across cross-functional teams.
  • Develop high-quality documentation to support training efforts, helping users fully understand new systems and procedures.

Senior Executive

AIA Agency Office (Champ)
10.2018 - 10.2021
  • Created and implemented training plans for new and existing agents to gain technical skills, coverage, and service knowledge.
  • Designed marketing posters and trade show banners for the team to promote their business.
  • Assisted managers in designing a comprehensive proposal to clients.
  • Liaised and coordinate with internal and external parties. (i.e. ABDD, OBS, underwriting, and claims department)
  • Mentored junior assistants to pick up new skills at work.

Education

Bachelor of Arts - Communication Studies, Journalism

University of Canberra
04.2001 -

Skills

  • Digital Transformation

  • Agile & Waterfall Methodologies

  • Project Management

  • Requirements Gathering

  • Project Management

  • Business process improvement

  • Jira

  • Confluence

Timeline

Business Analyst

AIA Hong Kong and Macau
11.2021 - Current

Senior Executive

AIA Agency Office (Champ)
10.2018 - 10.2021

Bachelor of Arts - Communication Studies, Journalism

University of Canberra
04.2001 -
Elly Lee