Dr. Leroy D. Nunery Ii, Nacd.Dc Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

www.evolutionadvisors.com

PlūsUltré LLC is dedicated to excellence. Our mantra is: "Inspiration, Imagination, Innovation."We offer subject matter expertise to our clients, and we provide superb strategic and operational advice to school districts, charter schools, non-profits and small and medium-sized businesses with particular focus on designing and implementing innovative, sustainable solutions that transform and enhance its clients’ performances. PlūsUltré’s previous work includes organizational and school turnarounds, leadership development coaching, hybrid learning, project development and oversight, and implementing operating efficiencies.

New York, Ny, Us

Provide expertise and insights on K-12 and higher education services, supports, and practices. Heavy focus on educational technology, procurement, and auxiliary business strategies.

Retained by the NJ Dept. of Education as Highly Skilled Professional to provide technical assistance and guidance to the Advisory Board for Newark Public Schools for governance, etc. with the goal of eventually moving certain elements from state-control back to local control. Big task, lots of challenges.

Dc, Washington, Us

The Gilfus Education Group is an independent management and technical consulting organization that brings together a team of highly skilled industry professionals that foster global education and training innovation. The team partners with today’s organizational and industry leaders to develop effective and lasting improvements to education and provides independent consulting, technical implementation, and industry research services to educational institutions, industry investors, and the educational companies that serve them.

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

Developing strategic options for educational service agency Intermediate Unit 26, including blended/hybrid learning; shared services; and cost effective academic and non-academic services.Also focused on predictive data analysis and transformation of educational systems using data-driven strategies.

New York, New York, Us

The Anchor Institutions Task Force has been convened as a permanent organization to develop and disseminate knowledge to help create and advance democratic, mutually beneficial anchor institution-community partnerships. This Task Force functions as an ongoing think tank, developing long-term strategies, and making the case for the crucial role of anchor institutions in economic and community development.

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

Joined NBMBAA (www.nbmbaa.org) in Chicago right out of Wash.U. in 1979. Very active member ever since: Chapter President-Chicago; National Vice President; National President; fund-raising chair, board member, etc. One of the best experiences in my life.

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

Responsible for the effective and efficient leadership and management of a broad range of academic, strategic, operational, community and policy areas for one of the largest school districts in the U.S. With operating budgets of approximately $2.7 billion, current responsibilities include the Offices of Finance; Management and Budget; Academic Supports; Facilities; Capital Programs; Procurement; Talent Development; Information Technology; Charter, New and Partnership Schools; Educational Technology; Strategic Programs; Grants Development and Compliance (including all governmental and private sources); Intermediate Unit 26; and a wide range of other district-wide initiatives. Spearheading a Business Process Improvement Team that is slated to save an estimated $25 million in FY2012, and a multi-year Facilities Master Plan project. Leading spokesperson for the District and directly involved in development of major District public relations and communications issues. Heavily and routinely engaged in collective bargaining with five labor and professional unions, advocacy for funding and policy at state and local levels, and community outreach efforts.

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

The newly created Office of Institutional Advancement and Strategic Partnerships (IASP) has the mission to improve and enhance the District’s capacities for driving student academic performance by actively engaging networks of stakeholders in long-term partnerships. IASP is comprised of three primary functions: The Office of Grants Development and Support (OGDS); Strategic Partnerships (for private and foundation grants) and Intermediate Unit #26. IASP is charged providing excellent consultation to the Superintendent and the District on the development and engagement of mission-critical human, financial, and strategic resources that will support the Imagine 2014 initiatives. We are also responsible for expertly representing the District to its multiple constituencies (e.g., corporations, foundations, the philanthropic community, School District alumni, and the educational non-profit community, etc.) by forming productive partnerships, collaborations and alliances. We hope to unify and align business, foundation and university resources with District program initiatives to enhance the educational experience of our children. Moreover, the Office is engaged with a broad range of constituents who support implementation of major District initiatives, such as mentoring programs.

We provide superb advisory and consulting services to educational, entrepreneurial, and social enterprises.

Originating board member and investor in this start-up bank.

Finance and Education committees, also strategic planning

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Us

Participated on new strategic and location plan for PTM

• Oversaw network of charter schools, district partnerships, supplemental education, and auxiliary services following major reorganization. Member of the Executive and Operating Committees.

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

• Responsible for Penn’s major commercial arm, with revenues of $160 million serving 24,000 students, 20,000 faculty and staff, with 11 direct reports, and 830 employees. Portfolio included: Penn Bookstore, Computer Connection, Purchasing Services, Procurement, Campus Dining, Campus Housing and Conference Services, three hotels, Transportation, Parking, Mail Services, Creative Communications, Penn’s Children’s Center, Morris Arboretum, Community Housing, Off-Campus Living, PennCard, PennVisa affinity card, Ice Rink, University Club, and new business development. • Improved Division’s generation of available cash from operations, providing a 5:1 return on invested capital by implementing programs for cost containment and process improvements. Conceived and sponsored Web portals, especially Campus Express at Penntm. Incorporated Service Excellence and Balanced Scorecard programs and introduced professional development programs for staff. • Oversaw outsourced contracts such as: Barnes and Noble, Aramark, MBNA, Office Depot, Dell Computer, IBM, Apple Computer, and Fisher Scientific • Intensely involved in Penn’s widely recognized West Philadelphia Initiatives and co-chaired the Advisory Committee on Economic Inclusion.

Easton, Pa, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Vice President, Business Development, NBA Events and Attractions: Developed business plan for theme- and location-based entertainment (called NBA City, Orlando FL).Vice President for Human and Information Resources: Oversaw HR and IT for league office. Developed new training and recruiting programs, and instituted new performance management system.

Department head for: Retail Industry in Merchant Banking; Product Development; Public Finance.

Assistant Vice President - Metals and Mining Division; Vice President, Corporate Finance

Relationship officer for major Chicago-based accounts, cross-sold commercial banking, leasing, cash management, trust and operations products.

Ed.D., Higher Education

Master Of Business Administration (Mba), Finance, General

Ba (Honors), History