Jessica C. Coronado, Mpl Email & Phone Number

Help meet the needs of the organization’s priorities: building capabilities, securing contracts, and fostering connections for Hispanic business growth.

Austin Area, Texas

-The Hispanic Women’s Network of Texas (HWNT), is a non-profit state-wide organization established in 1986. HWNT’s purpose is to promote the advancement of women in public, corporate and civic life through education, personal and professional development.-Board Chair from 2020-2022-Vice Chair of Fund Development, 2014-2019-Developed a fund development plan to streamline the fundraising and sponsorship process.-Developed sponsor outreach plans and provided personal follow up throughout the fundraising process. -Prepared fund development reports for monthly board meetings.-Established an online presence with digital representation through the global pandemic.

-provide consulting services to City leadership - coordinate with process leaders in the areas of planning, performance measurement, and change management - conduct a wide range of advanced research, writing, project management, policy and data analysis and strategic planning for the Austin Transportation Department- identify and research federal, state, and private grant opportunities to fund multimodal transportation projects- connect City of Austin mobility capital/infrastructure, technology, and programmatic needs to grant funding opportunities- experienced in policy and data analysis- skilled in diplomacy, working across departments and agencies, and with City Council

-Strong background in developing policy and communications on a variety of issues; experienced strategic mindset with the ability to execute critical missions at a planned and diplomatic level; Progress-driven with the ability to operate in a collaborative, high-stress, fast-paced environment.-Support the operations of City Council District 2 to maintain an effective and cross-functional environment. -Conduct oversight of all District 2 office operations, including personnel hiring and training, partnerships with City departments, engagement with community stakeholders and other political offices, and coordination of special projects and initiatives in a high-stress environment. -Responsible for the development and implementation of all policies set by the Councilmember while adhering to high ethical standards and utilizing outstanding communication and writing skills. -Provide professional recommendations to the Councilmember and a variety of officials, departments, boards and committees concerning the development, implementation and administration of the policies, goals, regulations, and statutory requirements related to the administration and operation of the City.-Lead in-depth research, critical thinking, and briefings on a variety of policy areas including: land use & zoning, city budget, public health, food access, utilities, bonds, gentrification & displacement, parks and recreation, mobility, and economic development.Conduct timely follow through to ensure policy implementation and accomplishment of business needs with various stakeholders.-Regularly meet and collaborate with other council offices, members of the public, the press, legislative members and others to explain policies while securing stakeholder support. -Establish and maintain strong relationships with constituents, lobbyists, key internal business partners, relevant external organizations, and policy makers.

-Motivated by a personal call to public service.-Fulfilled the legislative functions of the city in response to City Council policy.-Support City departments through the City budget process with a $4.5 billion capital and operating budget.

-Supported the planning and development efforts of the Waller Creek District Program, which represents the nation's largest urban creek to undergo revitalization in order to connect the people to nature.-Implemented of the Waller Creek District Master Plan to manage, design, and operate the new 37-acre urban park. -Contributed significantly to the identity and livability of the city, and to the economic vitality of the Downtown through the unique public-private partnership between the City and the Waterloo Greenway.-Appointed as the Liaison to the Open Space, Environment, & Sustainability City Council Committee-Served as the liaison to the Environmental Commission regarding projects and programs which affect the quality of life for the citizens of Austin and to support recommendations for standards and recommend and initiate specific studies.

•Helped develop and manage business plans, interdepartmental projects, and research activities•Responded to and resolved inquiries from City staff, external agencies, and general public•Scheduled, arranged, and coordinated meetings, conferences, and various events with other City departments on behalf of two Assistant City Managers •Assisted with development and preparation of orientation and transition for the new 10-1 city council system

Austin, Texas

-Managed the regional headquarters and its multiple projects related to community and client development to ensure the growth of the market while providing sophisticated financial services, including personal banking, private banking, military banking, business banking and wealth management.

San Antonio, Texas Area

-Under the direction of President & CEO, Ramiro Cavazos, managed multiple projects related to operational development, government, membership events, and community affairs including several successful fundraising events, including the City’s largest event. -Created brand awareness amongst community partners and organizations by providing high-level strategic marketing and outreach. -Development and execution of outreach strategies to the business community, technical, professional and industry trade associations to generate sound opportunities for the membership.-In partnership with the board of directors and leadership team, created and managed operations plan and budget to achieve daily, monthly, quarterly and yearly goals.-Advanced foreign relationships with economic development partners through the planning and implementation of international trade missions to further support the goals of the Chamber. -Experienced in promoting economic development and a greater standard of living while managing department programs, negotiating agreements with major companies, utilizing resources in innovative ways to maximize effectiveness, and raising the City’s national and international profile in business and economic development circles through duties such as:•Collaboration with city departments, businesses elected officials, the general public and other government agencies;•Balancing competing interests and build consensus in a highly political environment;•Supporting all Chamber objectives and policy as established by the board of directors;•Supporting membership recruitment and retention;•Assisting with the coordination of all Chamber functions and events;•Execution effective fundraising strategies;•Maintaining accurate and up to date records of prospects and new member;•Overseeing various committees including IT, Education, and Social Events; and•Serving as liaison to the board of directors and executive committee.

Tegucigalpa, Honduras

-Assisted with day-to-day consular, passports, property and administrative functions. -Carried out other duties as requested to support the professional activities of the Consulate. -Supported Consulate with citizen’s needs across the range of consular functions including visa issuance, arrest and detention, deportation, hospitalization, and repatriation and death of American citizens in the country.-Executed administrative functions including information technology and communications systems support, financial management and processes, records management and coordination of official visits from Washington D.C.

La Paz, Bolivia

-Served under democracy advisor to contribute to democratic progress in multiethnic country of Bolivia through:• Writing program memoranda;• Facilitating meetings and special events;• Communicating program issues to field employees and stakeholders; • Arranging US Congressional visits to establish first congressional research center within Bolivian Congress in partnership with State University of New York; and• Assist with programs regarding government’s role in justice advocacy, strengthening municipal government, legislative assistance, and economic opportunities for indigenous and minority people.

La Paz, Bolivia

-Coordinated residential contracting and service activities for newly assigned U.S. Diplomats.-Managed a pool of housing, space assignments, and move-in coordination.-Coordinated diplomats’ transportation, set up meeting facilities, and answered phone calls.-Successfully communicated with inter-office government boards to complete mission projects.-Monitored procurement of supplies and warehousing needs.-Reviewed local regulations and processes necessary to assist new Diplomats assigned to post.-Managed real property requirements, property utilization policies, and maintenance of properties.-Maintained US State Department Top Secret Security Clearance. -Provided service and performed other duties as needed for the International Cooperative Administrative Support Services Council.

Executive Master Of Public Leadership

Bachelor'S Degree, Public Administration

Recipient of the Mcdonald Jordan Scholarship for the Spring 2015 semester. Recipient of the The Thomas '65 and Linda Brune Endowed.

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