As Communications Chair for Publicity & Marketing, I have:- Served as the non-profit organization's primary contact with the media & promotional partners who have assisted us in promoting Garden Faire, our online Garden Sales, & our Gardening Lecture Series.- Created & maintained the NFMG social media sites.https://linktr.ee/NFMG http://nfmg.net/communityclasses.htm https://facebook.com/northfultonmastergardeners https://twitter.com/NFMGardeners https://youtube.com/northfultonmastergardeners https://instagram.com/northfultonmastergardeners -Maintain Mailchimp email list of more than 7200 subscribers and send monthly updates of NFMG activities to subscribers. - Promoted the NFMG 2019-23 Gardening Lecture Series & served as chair of the core Gardening Education Team for several years. I was a part of the core Gardening Education Team that transitioned to virtual Gardening Lecture Series when the pandemic hit. Since May 2020, we have produced 46 virtual classes which as of 4/8/23 have been viewed by 32,822 people, including 6,238 Zoom live stream attendees, 377 Facebook Live attendees, 16,994 You Tube Views, & 9,213 Facebook Views. The classes are available at www.youtube.com/NorthFultonMasterGardeners. NFMG received the First Place Award in the Workshops/Presentations Category of the 2021 David Gibby International Master Gardener Search for Excellence (IMGSFE) Awards at the 2021 International Master Gardener Conference in recognition of the efforts of the North Fulton Master Gardeners in the face of a global pandemic in successfully providing horticultural education to the North Fulton community & beyond through virtual webinar technology. - Set up ways to support NFMG through PayPal, the PayPal Giving Fund, Facebook Donations, & the online Give & Garden Sales. Responsible for $10,000+ of donations.- Since January 2023, facilitated the new "Garden Buzz" column which is published in the Appen Media newspapers.

I assist non-profit agencies and others with grant writing.I assisted Clayton County Board of Health prepare a successful ($847,517) grant application for the Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) Tier 1: Replication of Evidence-Based Programs of the US Dept of Health and Human Services.

The B’nai B’rith Achim/Gate City Lodge, established in 1870, is one of the oldest B’nai B’rith lodges. At the local level, we organize and promote volunteer community service programs.

The Atlanta Israel Coalition was founded in late 2018 by a group of committed volunteers who strive to unite the pro-Israel community in Atlanta and beyond.AIC’s mission is to foster a non-partisan, multi-faith collective effort to amplify pro-Israel voices. We achieve this with programming which simultaneously educates, enlightens, and inspires while combating misinformation that fuels anti-Zionism. AIC’s vision is a world free of anti-Zionism. A world where people put aside their own differences and come together in informed support of Israel.

- Served as HGA VP Fundraising/Annual Giving (2018); analyzed chapter annual & cumulative giving reports; developed team, goals, annual plan, & training. - Served on the HGA Communications Team since 2010 in various capacities: VP Communications (2017), Webmaster - Hadassah Greater Atlanta (2010-17), Facebook Administrator (2017- present), and Atlanta Jewish Connector Administrator (December 2017- present). Supported promotion of Chapter events, including Almost Chopped, Celebrating Israel, Breast/Best Strokes (2014-18) including the creation of Fine Arts America HGA page - https://atlanta-hadassah.pixels.com.- Webmaster -Hadassah Southeastern (2012-15); Facebook Administrator (2017-present) - Charter member of Health Professionals group, VP Communications (2018), Co-VP Fundraising (2013-17), VP Membership (2012-13), Theater Chair (2017-18), VP Programming 2006-7, Newsletter Editor 2003-4 - Recipient of the HGA 2014 Hadassah Leadership Award. - Co-chaired HGA's 2014 Touch A Truck Family Festival to Benefit Heart Health, September 7, 2014 from 11:00 am-5:00 pm at Centennial High School in Roswell, GA. This family-friendly festival was attended by over 1,100 individuals and families from throughout metro Atlanta. This was a FUN raising, FUNDraising, and community Heart Health Education event!- Coordinated and promoted 4 community health education forums"Women's Heart Health - Raising Awareness, Empowering Women, and Saving Lives" (February 17, 2013)"Jews, Genes, and Cancer - Does hereditary breast or ovarian cancer run in your family? " (March 27, 2011) sponsored by Myriad Genetics"From Generation to Generation: Is Your Family at Risk for a Jewish Genetic Disease?" (February 21, 2010) sponsored by Genzyme"Coronary Heart Disease and Stroke" (February 25, 2007).- served as the Southeastern Region chair for the first Hadassah Tri-region Hadassah Spring Conference, May 13-15, 2011 at the Westin Atlanta Airport.

I am thrilled to be a Vacation Ambassador for Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) and Grand Circle. I am so excited about this opportunity to help others realize their travel dreams. My experiences with Overseas Adventure Travel in Costa Rica (June 2013), India (Dec 2013), China (June 2015), Israel (Sept 2017) and Iceland (June 2018), and with Grand Circle Cruises (The Great Rivers of Europe - March 2016; The Rivieras: France, Italy and the Isles - May 2017) have definitely expanded my world view and I am so lucky that I can share this. While I am no longer doing travel parties, I am happy to talk with you individually or in groups about how OAT and Grand Circle can help you achieve your travel dreams. No single supplement on OAT trips and only a very low single supplement on Grand Circle Cruises.Please use my Vacation Ambassador #1922326 for a special discount.If you have any questions, you can always reach me by phone or email - contact info below.Lee TanenbaumVacation Ambassador #1922326678-310-0873, cell 770-630-8703, LRTanny@gmail.com "Travel is the only thing that you can buy that makes you richer."

I provided speech language therapy to a limited caseload as an independent contractor.

I worked as a telepractice SLP and provided speech language therapy to school-age children through telepractice.

Developed individual education plans and provided speech language evaluation and therapy to students in kindergarten through fifth grade at River Eves Elementary School from 8/1/2008 to 5/28/2009.

Developed individual education plans and provided speech language evaluation and therapy to students in kindergarten through fifth grade at Vickery Creek Elementary School from 8/1/2007 to 7/31/2008.

Developed individual education plans and provided speech language evaluation and therapy to students in kindergarten through fifth grade at Hopkins Elementary School from 8/7/2006 to 7/31/2007.

Reported to DHR Public Information Account Manager for Public Health and served on the Division Communications Team. Provided communications support and technical assistance to the Family Health Branch and the Women Infants and Children (WIC) Branch. Served on the WRTK team as the lead for the development of the Women’s Right to Know patient education materials.

Provided speech/language evaluation and therapy to small pediatric caseload. 2/1997 through 7/2006, 7/7/2009 to 9/30/2009, part-time.

Coordinated the FHB Communications Team, publications review and approval process, web content development and enhancement, awareness campaigns. As of 1/04 also worked with Preventions Services Branch Communications Team to improve communications processes.

Analyzed and assessed the effectiveness of infant and child health, children with special needs, and oral health programs. Served as project manager for the development of major publication, “Maternal and Child Health in Georgia: Birth through Age 5”. Managed early childhood comprehensive system strategic planning grant and contracts.

SIDS Alliance/First Candle; National SIDS & Infant Death Program Support Center; Arizona SIDS Alliance. Researched, wrote, and/or edited grant proposals, annual report, national SIDS & Infant Death strategic work plan; curriculum development; participated as invited speaker at annual conference.

ACTING COORDINATOR, UNIVERSAL NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING AND INTERVENTION PROGRAM, 7/24/00 to 2/15/01. Coordinated implementation of UNHSI in Georgia through development of guidelines and processes to fund newborn screening equipment for all Georgia birthing hospitals. DIRECTOR, HEALTHY CHILD CARE GEORGIA (HCC-GA), 3/00 to 8/00: Wrote three-year continuation grant application to HRSA, recruited and supervised the HCC-GA Coordinator and Child Care Health Consultant Trainer (25%); enhanced Advisory Committee; broad oversight of program. COORDINATOR OF THE GEORGIA SIDS AND OTHER INFANT DEATH INFORMATION AND COUNSELING PROGRAM, 10/97 to 1/2000, 100% time, 1/2000 to 2/1/01, 50% time: Provided leadership to the DHR Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and Other Infant Death Work Group. Maintained state guidelines for public health nurses who support families experiencing infant death. Assured availability of training to public health staff regarding infant death and supporting families in grief. Provided technical assistance to health districts regarding national and community resources for supporting bereaved families. With the assistance of the Work Group, assured the provision of education to the professional and general public (especially pregnant women and families with a newborn) on reducing the risk of SIDS through prenatal care, prenatal maternal smoking cessation and smoke-free environment, breastfeeding, and sleep positioning. Managed contract with national SIDS Alliance. Implemented SIDS risk reduction awareness activities. Maintained content for SIDS, HCC-GA, and UNHSI pages.

Center for Family Resource Planning and Development (formerly the Georgia Office of Disabilities Prevention): Responsible for the SIDS Information and Counseling Project: 50% time. Assisted in the refinement, enhancement and further implementation of Children 1st, Georgia's system to provide universal contact with all newborns, including the Children 1st Head Start Sibling Initiative. Developed promotional materials for Children 1st, including marketing plan, logo, brochures, posters, display, and training materials. Provided assistance to the health districts in the areas of marketing strategies to consumers and the professional communities. Provided technical assistance to health districts to assure full implementation of Children 1st, as requested. Contributed to the overall implementation and development through grant writing and writing/editing official documents. Represented Children 1st by attending meetings and delivering presentations to various statewide agencies and organizations.

Trained and certified public health nurses, school personnel and volunteers in hearing and vision screening standards, policies and procedures. Monitored hearing and vision screening annual reports from school systems. Planned and implemented research activities to assess standards of care. Provided technical assistance and consultation to public health and school personnel responsible for sensory and communicative disorders services. Assisted in grant writing efforts. Planned and coordinated a national vision conference. Temporary assignment – served as HIV trainer for statewide training.

Reported directly to the Dean. Provided support services to the Curriculum Committee and the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the monitoring of the Foundation Core Courses and the Doctor of Public Health Program. Analyzed and prepared position papers regarding accreditation, research, fellowships, faculty to student ratios, federal budget, foreign student enrollment, and program review. Planned and coordinated awards banquet to honor alumni, clinical and adjunct faculty. Edited the School of Public Health Annual Report, the Report to the Community and other reports.

State of Hawaii, Department of Public Health, Child Development Clinic and Waimanalo Health Project (Honolulu, HI); Head Start Consultant (Honolulu, HI); Institute of Child Language and Phonology (San Francisco, CA); San Francisco Unified School District (San Francisco, CA); Jefferson School District (Daly City, CA); Fort Thomas Public Schools (Fort Thomas, KY)Performed diagnostic and therapeutic services for children 4 months to 18 years of age with speech and language disorders. Planned, implemented, and evaluated programs; responsible for parent counseling, teacher in-service training, kindergarten speech-language evaluation, hearing screening and testing, interdisciplinary case conferencing, and report writing; developed individual education programs.