Gregory Budd Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Potomac, Maryland, United States

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia

• Manages customer service interactions, while adhering to company protocol.
• Leads the training of new and existing employees.
• Reviews performance data (financial, sales and activity reports) to monitor and measure productivity, goal progress andactivity levels.
• Assists guests with cash/card transactions by using POS (point of sale) systems throughout the store.
• Manages daily opening/closing reports (key performance indicators, average daily transactions, etc.).
• Educates patrons on museum/historical information.

Baltimore, Maryland

• Coordinated with the Museum Technician and Curator on archive collections and inventory control of the Ridgely familycollection of silverware, clothes, furniture, etc.
• Reorganized the archival history of Hampton Historic Site in Towson, MD to improve the learning environment for futureresearchers and preservationists to read and conduct projects at the site.
• Assisted archivist and curator cataloging and processing of new and existing collection of records, documents andphotographs.
• Assisted in preserving original documents written by George Washington.
• Led tours on site to instruct visitors about the location and its background.

Hampton, Virginia

• Educated the public about the history of the carousel, as well as information on the city of Hampton.
• Assisted with the processing funds and donations that were given to the city of Hampton.

Yorktown, Virginia

• Led oral history interviews with residents of Slabtown to solicit information of their childhood and the community to researchthe relationship the families had with the National Park Service.
• Provided tours to guests and informed visitors of the history of Slabtown and the surrounding areas.
• Assisted with routine preservation and conservation duties of the park while conducting research on historical sites.
• Created a new exhibit on Slabtown, which was displayed at the battlefield.