John Kloster-Prew Email & Phone Number

Fort Collins, Colorado Area

Articulates and implements national mission and goals of the National Audubon Society within the central flyway. Develops and implements conservation initiatives focusing on protection of birds and their habitat. • Advancing efforts of Audubon through implementation of priorities, partnerships, infrastructure needs and development strategies• Strategic planning including development, implementation, prioritization and evaluation of annual and multi-year conservation strategies• Development and coordination of Audubon Rockies programs, projects and policy positions• Developed new programs including Conservation Ranching and Habitat Hero • Represents Audubon Rockies with external constituency groups including community, governmental and private organizations• Building a diverse regional advisory Board of Directors through recruitment, engagement in fundraising and program management, and facilitating them as ambassadors for Audubon Rockies. • Promotes and markets Audubon through social media and community involvement• Strategic and operational leadership• Major donor development and fundraising activities including identification, cultivation and solicitation of gifts with a focus on expanding upon the current development plan and diversifying funding support• Identification, cultivation and solicitation of gifts from corporate and foundation prospects• Identification and writing of foundation/grant proposals• Providing high quality education programs utilizing science, policy and grass-roots education• Hired and inspired a multidisciplinary team across the region and central flyway

Golden, Co

- Managed operations including developing and managing the budget, working with partners, members, energy efficiency and demand side management industry leaders and constituents, and implementing organizational and public policies.- Developed value added services for members and the industry, and opportunities to provide growth services for clients- Developed strategies to ensure continued growth of the EEBC and the energy efficiency industry- Conducted fund development, grant applications, and membership recruitment events- Led the development of effective legislation to support and advance the energy efficiency industry and intervenes public utilities plans and program changes

Loves Park, Illinois

Fund development, grant writing, fundraising & event planning, social media, corporate sponsorship development, organization marketing and P/R, direct mail campaigns, donor database reporting, volunteer coordination and recruiting and media relations.- Develop, coordinate and implement all income programs.- Managed fund campaigns, eliciting funds through sponsorships, memberships, grant writing, direct mailings and all other means.- Project, monitor and manage revenue sources.- Increased grant funding by 110%, corporate sponsorships by 132% and annual individual giving by 115%. - Developed and instituted volunteer training program to improve volunteer efficiency and recruiting success.- Developed and implemented annual medication collection drive (recognized by IEPA as the state’s largest single day collection), Earth Day Awards Luncheon and Recycle on the Go! programs.- Strategic Planning and fund development for community improvement.- Secretary on Board of Directors from 1995-1997, assisting in fund development and volunteer coordination

Rockford, Illinois Area

Aviation maintenance instructor teaching ignition systems and engine electrical to 25 students. Prepare lesson plans, lectures and demonstrate how to perform various aircraft maintenance functions.

Arlington Heights, Il

Served as Division Engineer for 85th Division in Arlington Heights. Advised and assisted in all engineering matters including facilities requirements, construction, repair, maintenance, environmental protection, energy management, facility safety and engineering related issues. Managed over 25 buildings at nine facilities/installations located in an eight state area. Reviewed and validated military construction projects. Instrumental in the planning and construction of new $12M Division Headquarters.Chemical Brigade Operations Officer: Supervised, planned and trained combined arms operations. Prepared detailed plans to support the execution of national policies and strategy. Brigade Supply & Logistics Officer: Managed all supply/logistics requirements within a brigade containing four battalions and over 800 officer and enlisted personnel.CAPTAIN: Battalion Supply & Logistics Officer: Managed all supply/logistic requirements within a battalion of more than 300 soldiers. Advised the Commander on training requirements. Battalion Administrative Officer: Managed all personnel pay and medical records, officer and enlisted evaluation forms and military progression through both civilian and military education and training. Implemented and coordinated family support activities.1st LIEUTENANT: Chemical Company Commander for the 244th Smoke Generating Company: Managed and maintained unit personnel and equipment. Achieved average scores of 95% during Chemical Officer Advanced Course. 2nd LIEUTENANT: Combat Engineer Platoon Leader 682nd Engineering Company. Managed platoon equipment and manpower. Accountable for $1.5 to 2 million in equipment and supplies. Managed equipment maintenance, construction engineering, carpentry, heavy equipment operation, communications equipment, logistics/support planning and counseling. Directed NBC staff training and supervision, safety for operations and procedures, sanitation & transportation requirements.

Ba, General Studies

Aas, Aviation Maintenance

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta Kappa Honors Association, Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, Presidents ListHighest.

Construction, Demolition And Weapons.

Activities and Societies: Army Corps of EngineersCompleted at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO. June 1982 - September 1982

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