Barry Robert (Bart) Forbes Email & Phone Number

Freeport, TX, US

Bowling Green, Kentucky, United States

Clan Forbes Society, Inc., is a charitable, cultural and educational organization dedicated to helping and encouraging all those with lineage from the House of Forbes to connect with their Scottish roots by assisting with genealogical and historical research, promoting education of Scottish culture, and creating of a sense of community among the.

The St. Andrew's Society of Washington, D.C., with origins in colonial Alexandria and Georgetown, is a charitable and social organization of men of Scottish birth or ancestry. It is not affiliated with any religious institution. The Society had its first documented assembly in 1788. The objectives of the Society are to afford charitable and educational.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Previously:- Served as Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) grants program officer and managed compliance for a portfolio of federal grants ranging from $500,000 to $13 million. - Coordinated new BroadbandUSA website design and functionality with contractorCurrently:- Write and design monthly e-newsletters- Write weekly tweets for inclusion in.

Washington, District Of Columbia

Detail to the State Alternative Plan Program (SAPP) for states that opt out of FirstNet public safety wireless broadband network.

Manassas And Richmond, Virginia

Developed and implemented training in the areas of Professional Military Education (PME), Military Occupational Specialities (MOS) and emergency management. Served as Subject Matter Expert (SME) and Lead Instructor in the use of military-grade TacPac communications equipment and WebEOC at the VDF 2016 Spring Multiple Unit Training Assembly (MUTA) at Fort.

Texas, United States

Through employer U.S. Department of Commerce, was placed on full-time Temporary Duty Assignment (TDY) for 45 days, served as Individual Assistance (IA) Specialist for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after Hurricane Harvey. Trained at Center for Domestic Preparedness in Anniston, Alabama. Deployed first to the Houston area to provide.

National Telecommunications & Information Admin. (NTIA)

National Telecommunications & Infomation Admin

Texas, United States

Through employer U.S. Department of Commerce, was placed on full-time Temporary Duty Assignment (TDY) for 30 days, served as Individual Assistance (IA) Specialist for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Trained at Florida Long-term Recovery Facility in Orlando, Florida, and deployed to Disaster Recovery Center.

Alexandria, Virginia

On contract basis, provided various full-time and part-time services to a number of companies and organizations, such as:- Civil Rights Forum on Communications Policy (directed by Mark Lloyd), Director of Community Programs: developed grant proposals for funding from private foundations; provided telecommunications public policy analysis and.

Washington, DC

As chief executive officer, managed national association of public, educational, and government (PEG) access cable TV organizations and individuals; secured funding; conducted public and media relations; developed and implemented public policy program as registered federal lobbyist; served as representative on the Telecommunications Policy Roundtable (TPR).

Houston, TX And Washington, DC

From 05/1992 to 02/1994: managed community radio station. Accomplishments included upgrading the facility and installing new broadcast equipment; overseeing an organization-wide "visioning" process that led to a new program schedule; preparing a feasibility analysis for a capital campaign; diversified demographics of the paid staff and volunteers; and.

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Marketed institutional membership, wrote instructional articles and provided telephone/on-site development and marketing consultation for client base of about 180 public radio stations; researched and wrote manual for on-air fundraising called "Listener-Sensitive On-Air Fundraising;" researched and wrote manual for planning and conducting surveys called.

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Managed community support, public relations, computer entry and volunteers for public radio station with audience of 250,000 listeners; raised funds from listeners, corporations, and foundations; and supervised director of public affairs and media relations

Orlando, Florida, United States

Raised funds for public radio and TV station; produced live and taped TV and radio productions, developed mail campaigns, improved computer systems and created new telemarketing campaign; supervised staff of four and raised $1.2 million annually.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

From 1983 to 1984: managed donor fund raising activities and membership computer system; managed staff of ten and raised $3.5 million annually. From 1980 to 1983: acquired new members and developed new projects; managed radio productions, direct mail, events, and new marketing projects. From 1979 to 1980: assisted with on-air drives, direct mail reports.

Ba, English

Graduate Studies, Business Administration