Cindy Doan Email & Phone Number

Costa Mesa

-Created and managed multiple project schedules and implementation plans to guide client-decision making and successful completion of project milestones resulting in over $1.5 billon of planned and completed projects-Developed financial models to advise and forecast long-term strategic initiatives to maintain programmatically effective and financially sustainable business models-Executed a new service line project on enhancing operational management and effectuating process change and KPI metrics across multiple cross-functional partners -Defined project objectives and aligned scope requirements to ensure outcomes align and advances clients’ mission, purpose, and strategic goals-Managed project members consisting of executive leadership and analysts to communicate, strategize, and develop project hypotheses and solutions

Irvine

-Developed a long-term financial model for a $135 million project that identified the operational, financial, and system requirements-Created a detailed methodology guide for the company’s proprietary programming model that was utilized by all regional offices to train employees on executing the analysis-Presented to a district’s Board of Trustees on housing demand and program recommendations for a large metropolitan community college system consisting of 9 campuses and more than 60,000 students-Coordinated with the marketing team to develop a customized project deliverable visualization that creatively summarized key recommendations to executive leadership and partners

Irvine

As a Project Analyst, I perform strategic real estate planning and research to inspire, empower, and advance our clients within the higher education sector. Projects entail advising clients through the facility development process for student life facilities such as student housing, student unions, and campus recreation. I work closely with the project team and play an active role in schedule management and client interfacing. Specific roles include:- Identify recommendations with key next steps to advice clients through the development process.-Perform detailed data collection and analysis of housing markets and trends.-Conduct student focus groups, stakeholder meetings, and attend district board meetings.-Develop survey strategies and perform demand-based needs assessments.-Forecast project feasibility by building financial models to observe project revenue and operations.-Create presentations and deliverables to synthesize project analysis and findings.

Irvine

Chancellor'S Office

As UCSD Chancellor's Office Student Assistant, I had the opportunity to work along side University decision makers such as the Chancellor, Associate Chancellor, Vice Chancellors and Deans. I was entrusted to perform tasks that included confidential documents and information. During my time at this office, I was invited to plan and attend a welcoming reception for the University's newest Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs. I had the opportunity to meet many officials that helped foster UCSD into the innovated campus it is today.Working at this office gave me a strong appreciation for my school as I developed relationships with the University's leaders. Working in the central office allowed me to learn the intensive corporate framework and understand each department's responsibilities.

San Diego

Business Council is a an organization comprised of 7 different business organizations at UCSD. Our mission is to spread and create business learning opportunities for students on campus. As President, I was responsible in overseeing a successful collaboration of each business entity on campus. I organized annual Business Quarter events that prepared students for job fairs, recruitment and networking sessions. I spearheaded a school-wide career mixer that can be read under my projects as "Careers in Business Mixer." I also organized a Business Leadership Summit that created a platform where UCSD business leaders were able to discuss and give leadership, management and logistical advice to ensure each organization would continue to thrive and collaborate.

San Diego

TED is a nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading ideas of Technology, Entertainment and Design through inspired talks during conferences. I was fortunate to be a part of a TEDx team, an independently organized program. TEDxUCSD was created to bring ideas worth sharing to the San Diego Community.As Finance Chair, I was responsible in obtaining and handling all financial and material sponsorships. I created multiple spreadsheets that budgeted $30,000 of expenses including venue, hotels, flights and marketing materials. By spearheading a corporate sponsorship campaign, our organization was able to obtain over $15,000 in sponsorships. I authorized all budget expenses and reimbursements of team members.

San Diego

As a Business Development Intern at South County Economic Development Council, I worked closely with the economic development team to increase business opportunities by evaluating zoning sites to discuss potential development. The South County region in San Diego currently contains twelve on-going development projects to ensure economic growth and community development. With its close proximity to the California-Mexico border, this firm works to promote bi-national business growth.After discussing my interest in urban and sustainable developments, my supervisor allowed me to shadow her on a large economic development project. I had the opportunity to review South County’s Cross Border Terminal General Plan during it’s second phase of being drafted. The Cross Border Terminal is a pedestrian bridge across the international border connecting passengers to Tijuana Airport. This project allowed me to gain a better understanding of General Plans and the legislative process and criteria required to develop a successful plan. I attended county planning committee meetings and was able to witness the discussion and revisions done by planning officials.

Fountain Valley

Bachelor Of Arts, Urban Studies And Planning; Business Minor

Activities and Societies: Alpha Kappa Psi, UCSD Business Council, TEDxUCSD, Undergraduate Business Network, Alternative Breaks.

Landscape Planning; Brand Marketing

High School

Activities and Societies: Make-A-Wish, National Honors Society, California Scholarship Federation