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Oregon, United States

Overall: Providing leadership and guidance toward the achievement of vision, mission, strategy, and realization of annual goals and objectives.Public Affairs and Community Relations. Secure and maintain meaningful business and agency relationships within and along 363 miles of the Oregon Coast; encompassing 7 counties, 14 ports, 28 cities, dozens of villages as well as state and federal land management agencies. Board Administration and Support. Supports operations and administration of Board by advising and informing Board members, interfacing between Board and staff, and supporting Board's evaluation of Chief Executive.Program, Product, and Service Delivery. Oversees design, marketing, promotion, delivery, and quality of programs, products, and services, especially to ensure they meet specific needs in the community.Financial, Tax, Risk and Facilities Management. Recommends yearly budget for Board approval and prudently manages organization's resources within those budget guidelines according to current laws and regulations.Human Resource Management. Effectively manages the human resources of the organization according to authorized personnel policies and procedures that fully conform to current laws and regulations.Fundraising. Supports the Board in its fundraising planning and implementation; identifies resource requirements, researches funding sources, establishes strategies to approach funders, submits proposals, and administrates fundraising records and documentation.

Oregon, United States

VISION: One trail, many communities.MISSION: Secure resources to ensure users safely experience and appreciate the trail’s natural beauty, cultural significance, and educational value.PURPOSE: The purpose of the Oregon Coast Trail Foundation is to solicit, receive, and distribute funding for projects that improve and maintain the physical aspects and infrastructure of the Oregon Coast Trail and connecting recreation trails, as well as to provide marketing and information relative to the Oregon Coast Trail and connecting recreation trails. Oregon Coast Trail Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible and considered charitable contributions.

Tillamook, Oregon

Founded most extensive kayaking guide service on the Oregon Coast using an innovative employee ownership model. Sold company in 2022 after 17 years of owner/operator experience conducting operational logistics in over a dozen bays and inland tidal estuary systems along 100+ geographic miles of the Northern Oregon Coast.Direct marketing, strategic planning, and public relations strategies to grow market niche and secure business relationships throughout Pacific Northwest.Manage and coordinate company's financial, legal and operational resources toward achievement of its 2013 Strategic Business Plan.

Eugene, Oregon Area

Oversaw legal, financial, and operational activities for annual event attracting 45,000 attendees, 700 vendors, and hundreds of performers on 18 stages and across 400 acres of fairgrounds. Supervised staff of seven, including a Site Manager and Operations Manager who coordinated the work of nearly 4,000 volunteers comprising 62 working crews which provided services such as sewer, water, fire, medical, construction, archaeological, emergency response, security and transportation.Directed the marketing and public relations strategy for print, web, and broadcast news media outlets both locally and nationally.

Portland, Oregon Area

Developed and reviewed public policy proposals relating to the economic value of sustainable business practices.

Salem, Oregon

Restructured operations of state-wide nonprofit association, including Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, fiscal management, membership relations, training and certification program and communications protocols.

Tillamook, Oregon

Founded the Watershed Activities To Estuary Recreation (WATER) Program, an economic development initiative in rural-coastal Tillamook County, receiving the Gene Leo Award at the 2005 Oregon Governor's Conference on Tourism.Supervised 30-50 instructional and administrative staff developing and delivering educational, recreation and professional workforce trainings.Networked and developed partnerships with stakeholders in assessing social, economic and educational needs of agencies, businesses, and communities.Planned, organized and directed community outreach and involvement campaigns to recruit program participants and instructional staff.

Portland, Oregon Area

Food For Thought Cafe was a student run cafe and community gathering space which sourced locally foods in support of small food producers and artisans. We offer the Portland State University community both healthy food options and a means to 'vote' with their dollars. Raised start-up funds, monitored and controlled budget and fiscal resources to transform investment into a financially self-supporting educational program.Developed inter-agency relationships with business, government, and non-profits to secure contractual agreements, resources and mutually beneficial partnerships.Supervised 15-30 program staff and volunteers throughout strategic planning, program implementation, review and evaluation cycles.Organized and directed community education, engagement and outreach campaigns.

Portland, Oregon Area

Recruited and trained new Board Members and other program volunteers by organizing and directing community participation and outreach campaigns. Developed and monitored budget projections and fiscal management protocols.Supervised 10-20 program staff, instructional staff and volunteers.Restructured program Charter, by-laws, procedures and budget priorities.Taught and developed trainings on community involvement and participation.

Portland, Oregon Area

Coordinated multi-agency services of city, county, regional, and state agencies such as OLCC, Multnomah County Health Department, Portland Fire Bureau, Portland Police Bureau, Portland Neighborhood Associations, Tri-Met, Multnomah County River Patrol, and Portland Water Bureau to support the public and private event activities of a full-spectrum of Portland’s diverse businesses, organizations and residents. Organized, prioritized and evaluated workload in permitting and regulating public event activities across 200 parks with community participation and input from neighborhood associations, community groups, businesses, and numerous government agencies. Developed and managed program budgets and other fiscal reporting systems.Provided on-site regulatory monitoring and logistical support for Portland's “Big Six;” Rose Festival, Blues Festival, The Bite, Brewers Festival, Last Chance Summer Dance, and Race For The Cure. Educated customers and agency officials on public process, rules and regulations.

Beaverton, Oregon

Supervised and trained over 150 employees and managers on policy compliance issues related to operational, safety, security and loss prevention matters.Analyzed and audited flow of cash, credit and merchandise through financial system to ensure integrity of multi-million dollar store operations.

Masters Of Public Administration, Focus: Administrative Law

Certificate Non-Profit Management, Focus: Development

Conflict Resolution: 65 Grad Credits, Focus: Educational Methodology

Bachelor, Social Change & Development / Political Science