Freelancers using Microsoft Excel in New York
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Jack McKnight
New York, USA
Automated Financial Statements & CFO Services
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Financial Statement Preparation
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Tax Preparation
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Dedicated CPA, Fractional CFO
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KaRon J.
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New York, USA
AI Product Builder | Strategy, UI/UX, Dev | Consumer & SMB
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AI Product Builder | Strategy, UI/UX, Dev | Consumer & SMB
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Fractional COO: Drifter Spirits, an artisanal spirits brand
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Pricing Consultant: Prosple, a recruitment tech company
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Business Builder: Vinyo, a wine education and commerce app
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That Ish — iOS App Design & Development
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Naadeidei Owusu
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Belleville, USA
Transform Your Business Today with Accurate Bookkeeping
$5k+
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Transform Your Business Today with Accurate Bookkeeping
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Monarch Money Clean-up
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Personal Finance
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Monthly Bookkeeping
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Clean-Up and Catch-Up Services
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Tasha Gideon
New York, USA
Strategy + Operations + Project Management
$5k+
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Strategy + Operations + Project Management
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Refining the Process: Tripling Leads, Quadrupling Repeat Clients
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A Global Icon's Go-to-Market Kit
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New Department in Record Time
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Catt Felton
New York, USA
Operations Partner | Chief of Staff | Project & Business Ops
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Operations Partner | Chief of Staff | Project & Business Ops
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Overview Partnering directly with the founder of a DJ and audio engineering business as an execution-focused Chief of Staff, supporting both business operations and day-to-day decision-making. Context The business was operating without a formal team, requiring support across multiple areas, including operations, planning, and execution. As the business grows, there is a need for more structure, clearer workflows, and consistent follow-through. Role Close partnership with the founder to organize priorities, build operational structure, and support the day-to-day running of the business. Acts as a central point for both execution and coordination. Execution - Built and implemented systems and workflows to support daily operation - Organized priorities and supported planning across business activities - Managed ongoing operational tasks to ensure consistency and follow-through - Supported the structuring of decisions and next steps - Improved visibility and organization across the business Outcome The business now operates with more structure and consistency, with clearer priorities and stronger follow-through across day-to-day operations. The founder is able to stay focused on core work, while execution and operations move forward more steadily.
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IT Equipment Lifecycle & Inventory Management System Overview Designed and implemented a centralized system to manage IT equipment across a global team, improving visibility, streamlining approvals, and supporting more efficient day-to-day operations. Context The organization had no structured way to track equipment across its global workforce. There was limited visibility into device locations, lifecycle status, or replacement needs, making it difficult to manage inventory efficiently and plan ahead. Role Led the creation of an equipment tracking and lifecycle management system, introducing structure, improving visibility, and establishing clearer processes for managing devices across the team. Execution - Built a centralized database to track equipment across a global workforce - Conducted a full audit to collect and organize device data and ownership - Established lifecycle tracking from purchase through replacement and decommissioning - Defined standards for new equipment (specs, renewal guidelines, approval flow) - Created SOPs to support ongoing management and consistent execution Outcome Operations gained clear visibility into equipment across the organization, enabling more efficient tracking, faster approval decisions, and better planning for renewals. The system reduced manual effort and brought structure to a previously untracked process.
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Investor Event Planning and Execution: Overview: Co-led the planning and execution of an international, high-touch investor event, coordinating across internal teams, external partners, and logistics to ensure a seamless and well-executed experience. Context: The event required managing multiple moving parts across timelines, time zones, and stakeholders, with limited room for error and high expectations for delivery. Role: Supported operations and coordination across the full event lifecycle, working closely with leadership and internal teams to organize priorities, manage timelines, and keep all elements aligned. Execution: - Coordinated across internal teams and external partners to align on deliverables and timelines - Tracked progress and maintained momentum leading up to the event, including developing the run of show - Supported logistics planning and execution across key event components - Acted as a central point of coordination to reduce friction and maintain clear communication across stakeholders - Supported on-site execution to ensure a smooth and well-managed event experience
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Overview Improved scheduling operations and team coordination by designing and implementing a structured workflow system, enabling better visibility, smoother handoffs, and more consistent execution. Context The scheduling function was managing high-volume requests across time zones, with unclear ownership, limited visibility into pending work, and inconsistent handoffs between team members. Role Led the redesign of the scheduling and coordination workflow, working across teams to introduce structure, improve visibility, and create more consistent ways of managing requests. Execution - Designed and implemented an Asana workflow to manage scheduling and broader administrative tasks - Structured request intake, assignment, and progress tracking to improve clarity and ownership - Created SOPs and training modules to support adoption across the team - Partnered with IT to implement a shared inbox and calendar with appropriate access and permissions - Introduced systems to improve information access and ensure smoother handoffs across time zones Outcome Scheduling operations became more structured and easier to manage, with clearer ownership, improved visibility across requests, and smoother transitions between team members. The new system reduced friction, improved tracking, and supported more consistent execution across the team.
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Christian Dibuono
New York, USA
Retail Website Builder for Shopify & Retail Brands
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Retail Merchandising Case Study A cosmetics retailer was struggling with overcrowded shelves, inconsistent visibility, and poor product flow. I reorganized the layout using: • Visibility-based product placement • Simplified shelf hierarchy • Traffic flow optimization • Strategic SKU prioritization The goal wasn’t adding more inventory. It was making products easier to discover and shop. Result: A cleaner customer experience, stronger product visibility, and a more conversion-focused layout strategy.
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The biggest mistake I see in cosmetics retail isn’t the product selection. It’s trying to fit 900+ SKUs into a store without thinking about customer behavior first. Recently, I worked on a cosmetics store merchandising project where the challenge wasn’t “adding more product.” The challenge was making the store easier to shop, easier to navigate, and easier for products to actually get noticed. Instead of treating every shelf equally, I focused on: Customer traffic flow High-visibility hero zones Category zoning Product adjacency Display hierarchy Shelf visibility from key walking paths Balancing SKU density without overwhelming shoppers One of the biggest realities in retail is this: If customers can’t quickly understand what they’re looking at, more inventory can actually reduce conversion. A crowded shelf doesn’t always create more sales. Sometimes it creates hesitation. Strong merchandising is about guiding attention intentionally — not just filling fixtures. That’s why store layout, planograms, and visibility strategy matter far more than many retailers realize. Retail isn’t only about what products you carry. It’s about what customers notice first. If your store layout or merchandising strategy isn’t converting traffic effectively, feel free to reach out. Fiverr: https://www.fiverr.com/s/2KVq4PN?utm_source=CopyLink_Mobile Templates & resources: https://payhip.com/ChristianDiBuonoRetailMerchandisingConsultant Website/blog: dibuonoretailconsulting.com #Retail #Merchandising #RetailConsulting #Planograms #StoreLayout #VisualMerchandising #RetailStrategy #CosmeticsRetail
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Deep in a small retail layout project this week and it’s a good reminder: Most shelves are designed for when everything is stocked and aligned. But real stores deal with gaps, mismatched packaging, and constant change. I’ve been focusing this layout on staying clean and readable even when inventory isn’t perfect. If a shelf only looks good on day one, it’s not doing its job. #RetailDesign #VisualMerchandising #PlanogramDesign
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Retail Planogram Design Focused on Store-Level Execution Most retail strategies fail at the last step: execution. This project shows how I translate product assortments into clear, shelf-ready planograms that teams can actually follow on the floor. What I delivered: Image-based (photogenic) planograms recreated from real fixtures Shelf-by-shelf product placement with realistic spacing Left-to-right product order and facings for clarity Supporting product lists to remove interpretation at store level The goal isn’t just a clean visual — it’s reducing execution gaps, misplacement, and rework during resets. This approach works especially well for: Specialty retail Gift & lifestyle stores Convenience and small-format shops Pop-ups and seasonal resets If execution matters, clarity matters.
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Jasinta Joseph
New York, USA
Helping Project Teams Deliver With Ready-to-Use Tools
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Financial Modeling in Excel for Business Scenario
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Customer Churn Analysis Case Study
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. Agile Project Management Simulation
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PMO Starter Kit - Client Delivery
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Jonathan Williams
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New York, USA
Full-Cycle Web Development & Data Scraping Expert
$1k+
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4.9
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Full-Cycle Web Development & Data Scraping Expert
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Automated Data Scraping Solution - Con Edison
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Sports Betting Recommender System
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Event Registration App (Covid-19)
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