Andre Kellum Sr Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Illinois, United States

As Senior Community Impact Manager, responsible for overseeing operational processes as it relates to community impact goals-housing stability, employment, financial well-being, health, youth and education, as well as managing the community engagement and impact strategy for a portfolio of properties in Chicago.Analyze data systems and manage reporting to successful outcomes resulting in increased performance.Increased budget and grants while expanding program offerings.Managed a team of 7 frontline staff members including mentorshop training of junior and senior staff.

Beecher, Il

A. G. Kellum and Associates is a business consulting firm that provides workforce development design, strategic planning, project management and implementation services across the United States. A. G. Kellum has been instrumental in developing various successful workforce and training strategy models for business and social service organizations and has been requested by numerous government, corporate, philanthropic and not-for-profits to review and implement best practices. Whether its talent management, workforce development-WIOA, TANF, Workfist, SNAP, Public Housing, Transitional Jobs, human capital, organizational management, policy design, procedure, analysis and compliance, our organization delivers high quality results. Currently Mr. Kellum serves on the Executive Advisory Council at the Axelson Center for Nonprofit Management at North Park University and is a past board member at Chicago Jobs Council. He is a proud alumni of Alabama A&M University and Lindblom High School Chicago and served on both alumni boards.

Chicago

Responsible for developing, implementing and sustaining the strategic plans of this community based collaboration into a formally recognized organization. Represent the organization to various government, community and philanthropic interest. Provide daily management of strategies and goals leading to the organizations success. Write grants and proposals in support of fundraising strategy as well as secure new resources. Facilitate Collaborative partners and working groups monthly to achieve optimal success. Recruit new partners to the Collaborative and review SWOT analysis for effective partnering. Manage budgets and prepare reports pertinent to Collaborative activities.

226 E. 43Rd Street

Project direct and oversee 8 federal, state and local contracts along with several public/private grants totaling up to $8 million. Work with a staff of 48 to provide services daily to 1000 citywide residents annually. Facilitate and development collaborative efforts with community businesses and economic stakeholders to hire, train and recruit community job-seekers. Provide technical training assistance to fellow non-profit workforce agencies. Serve on various focus groups and advisory committees city and statewide. Write and develop grants.

Ba, Social Work

Activities and Societies: Youth Employment, Football, BaseballCum Laude, Academic All American 91-94.

Diploma, Pre-Law Studies