Nameera Ismail

Fleet Operations and Administrative Professional with over four years of experience across fleet management, customer relations, compliance support, and office administration. Experienced in coordinating vehicle operations, monitoring GPS tracking systems, maintaining operational records, preparing reports, and supporting cross-functional teams. Recognized for strong organizational abilities, effective communication, and a practical approach to resolving operational challenges while supporting business continuity and service efficiency.

Fleet Manager at Gateway Systems (2025-02 – Present)

• Oversee daily fleet operations, ensuring vehicle availability, operational readiness, and efficient utilization across assigned activities.
• Monitor GPS tracking systems and vehicle performance data to support accurate tracking, movement visibility, and operational control.

Office Assistant at Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) (2023-02 – 2025-02)

• Supported administrative and operational activities through documentation management, reporting, and coordination tasks.
• Assisted with compliance monitoring activities by reviewing processes, customer interactions, and operational procedures.

Customer Relation Officer (CRO) at Prince Clifton Motor (2022-01 – 2022-11)

• Managed customer interactions and supported the handling of vehicle financing and customer documentation processes.
• Coordinated with management teams to ensure smooth processing of customer requirements and operational activities.

Customer Relation Officer (CRO) at White Rose School (2021-03 – 2021-12)

• Served as a primary point of contact for customer and parent-related inquiries.
• Maintained administrative records and documentation for departmental operations.
• Coordinated communication between customers and management to support service delivery.

Bachelor of Arts in B.A – Karachi University (2022 – 2024)

Intermediate – Rounaq-E-Islam Girls Government College, Karachi (2019 – 2020)

Matriculation – White Rose Grammar School (2015 – 2016)