Shannon Keys

I am a college graduate immigrant from Burkina Faso, Africa with 13 years of experience in warehouse management and logistics. I legally arrived in the United States on a U.S. Visa two years ago in August 2022. After arriving, I declared asylum due to Islamic terrorists threatening my life and the life of my family because we are Christian. My family, which consists of my wife and three boys, are currently in Ghana while I work through the U.S asylum and immigration process. I hope one day to reunite with my family and bring them to the United States. My case for asylum was approved last year and I recently in June 2024 received my work permit. I am hard working, a fast learner, with high energy. I speak both English and French. I am diligent in ensuring that I give my all to my work assignments. I’m a self-starter, easy going and work well independently or in teams. I am organized and thorough, ensuring all details are covered and complete.

• Eagle Award from the U.S. Embassy in Burkina Faso - For successful accomplishment of the mission and superior work performance.

• Venson E. Tabrese, US Embassy, Burkina Faso HR, vensonte@state.gov
• Francis Neizer, BCM International Gold Mining, Warehouse Supervisor, +233 555-177-225, frantzneizer@yahoo.co.uk

• Driver Helper, UPS Chantilly, 11/2023, 03/2024
• Warehouse Supervisor, US Embassy Ouagadougou-Burkina Faso, 09/2017, 09/2019
• Logistics Expediting Coordinator, African Mining Services (AMS), 10/2014, 10/2016
• Warehouse Worker, BCM Kalsala Gold Mining, 01/2009, 07/2014
• Warehouse Worker, BCM Guinea Conakry-West Africa, 01/2006, 12/2008