Matthew Trim Is a Highly Skilled Senior Business Management Professional
With an established background owning and operating businesses across the service, food and beverage and retail industries, Matthew Trim has had successful career as a business management professional. His areas of expertise that proved to be instrumental in his success include sales/business development, strategy creation, client management, people leadership, negotiation skills, operations management, marketing strategy, financial management, stakeholder liaison, and process improvement.
Matthew Trim is a Diploma of Property Services (Agency Management) holder from Real Estate Training College, South Australia (2016), and has completed Social Media Training from Glam Digital (2014). He has also done a MYOB Course from MYOB Training Centre (2005) and a short course in ‘Accounting for Small Business’ (2001). Talking about his technical and system skills, he is highly proficient in MS Office Suite, MS Exchange, MS Small Business Server, Windows/Mac Operating System, Redcatand H & L Hospitality Software, Salesforce, DIMMI Booking System, Magento, Google Analytics, Xero, MYOB, Quickbooks, and Social Media Platforms, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.
Matthew possesses outstanding communication and presentation skills and is also known for his ability to effectively market products and services. He has a strong sales and closing skills with a proven ability to market and sell products and services to diverse stakeholders. Being customer focused with strong relationship management skills, he is able to drive high levels of sales, client retention and high value negotiations. Apart from that, he is highly organised and has strong analytical skills that enable the identification of lucrative commercial opportunities.
Currently, Matthew Trim is serving as the Director of Commercial Adelaide Real Estate Group that he founded in 2017. In the past, he has been associated with some of the top companies, like 131 Pizza, Hospitality Group, and Trims Retail.
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