Glenn B. Email & Phone Number

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Toronto, Canada Area

I work with primary care physicians and Not-For-Profit organizations in Northern Ontario develop and enhance their telemedicine service delivery and programming.- Manage a portfolio of over 350 accounts and physical sites - Analyze multiple data sources and reports to support decision making on Members, campaigns and field approaches- Share best practices in program development and adoption in order to improve patient outcome- Proactively disseminate technical information to Members that may adversely impact their experience- Deliver customized presentations including the provision of remote demonstration and instruction of product and services offerings

Toronto, Canada Area

- Scheduling and facilitation of vendor interviews and evaluation consensus meetings involving the creation of evaluation handbooks, conflict of interest declarations- Creating user guides to assist business partners in application of Vendor of Record contract files- Drafting and posting of Requests for Proposals on electronic tendering websites such as Merx- Tracking logistics of incoming and outgoing shipments as well as software and warranty expiration- Filing, updating, and maintenance of Contract and Procurement files- Editing user agreements and other documents to be issued to the public- Knowledge of Ontario Broader Public Sector Procurement Directive- Conducting debriefing sessions for unsuccessful Proponents and providing coaching for future bids

Newmarket

- Delivering harm reduction materials through a mobile needle exchange site - Offering life skills counseling to clients using a psychosocial rehabilitation framework- Offering prepared food, clothing, hygiene kits and shelter information to street involved clients- Providing referrals or counseling to clients presenting in distress- Ensuring Van is stocked with supplies required for harm reduction and intervention initiatives- Tracking and recording resources distributed and client interactions within the boundaries of the Personal Health Protection Act and other relevant legislation

Richmond Hill, Ontario

- Conduced outreach to target demographic including responding to information requests, performing KTE initiatives through social media, coordinating and hosting various events- Coordinated Testing Drive for at-risk populations within catchment area- Produced and delivered presentations on various aspects of health promotion, harm reduction, HIV, hepatitis C, stigma and mental health, to service providers and community partners- Responded to requests for quotes and interviews from local media outlets- Developed campaigns incorporating stigma-free language into a positive health framework- Implemented 'Distribution Program' requiring ongoing expansion, maintenance, and evaluation- Parade Coordinator for York Region's inaugural Pride Parade involving volunteer recruitment, presenting a delegation to council, coordinating logistics, and troubleshooting on day of event

Durham Region, Ontario

- Developed annual art show 'Pozitive Portrayals' showcasing HIV-positive local artists, including planning logistics and safe transportation to and from gallery- Launched Durham Region's first ‘Safe-Space’ sports league- Responsible for ongoing data collection, reporting, and budget evaluation- Used Photoshop to develop outreach materials for program and community partners- Appeared on radio and television to promote International Days of Action and other events- Conducted daily media monitoring and maintenance of website and social networking sites- Conducted outreach, education, and volunteer recruitment through mobile apps and other social networking methods- Coordinated region-wide International Day Against Homophobia event involving 80 businesses

- Helped to develop national organization from inception to ongoing operation- Assisted in national conference logistics including participant travel and scheduling- Expanded membership base through strategic use of social networks- Creating and implementing workshops to be replicated at university chapters across Canada- Met with politicians to lobby against government bills relevant to the organization- Liaised with U.S. parent organization regarding budgeting and policy development

- Budgeted and planned four months of speaking engagements, outreach initiatives at 33 universities- Provided weekly reports to funders and international stakeholders- Planned strategic participation in university volunteer days and campus activities- Used social media to network with interested parties prior to arrival in cities- Recruited and trained students to establish chapter of organization on respective campuses- Coordinated all aspects of travel, print production, distribution, and strategic outreach initiatives- Utilized strong organizational and logistical skills to solve unexpected occurrences on short notice- Established network of contacts; developed and maintained relationships with students, faculty, business owners, and organizations

Katimavik is a youth service program where participants volunteer at community organizations while developing a greater understanding about Canada and its culture. Since its foundation in 1977, more than 35,000 young Canadians have participated in Katimavik programs and developed valuable, transferable employment skills. Katimavik programs focus on the development of lifelong personal, professional and social competencies in the areas of civic engagement, autonomous living, healthy lifestyle and environmental stewardship.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), International Development

Activities and Societies: Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy, DalOUT, Dalhousie Student Union, Amnesty International

Logistics And Supply Chain Management Post-Graduate Certificate

SAP PP SAP MM SAP FICO Project Management MS Office and MS Access Financial and Managerial Accounting Inventory and Scheduling Management.

Education record

Rotary Exchange Student Jan 2003 - Jan 2004