Michael Butchko Email & Phone Number

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Built a start-up, on-demand analysis capability for the Corporation and network members, producing data products validating program effectiveness across the network. Recruit and direct a staff of three. -Led cross-divisional project to modernize data-analytics capability. Integrated Tableau system to produce dashboards, maps, and graphics to visually demonstrate the power of the NeighborWorks network.-Created and marketed self-service data analytics capability to all 245 member organizations. Delivered 50 presentations around the country to educate and engage the network about how to use data products to communicate and advance their missions.-Produce over 150 data products annually for the network and the corporation, with emphasis on improving capacity while maintaining integrity and accuracy in all deliverables.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Second in command over a division of 85 FTEs. Managed Regions in expanding and contracting the network. Administered annual grant budget of $62 million and led a team of three employees.-Deployed quick-response strategy to administer Congressionally-mandated $35 million housing rehabilitation grants during the housing crisis that went from creation to disbursement in 60 days.-Led creation of a competitive, analytical membership application process to increase consistency and transparency using replicable criteria, priorities and impact metrics along with market data to identify service gaps, mitigate risk, and address strategic plan goals.-Architected and implemented consolidation of eight regional offices into five to increase staffing efficiency during 2011.-Chartered over 45 new NeighborWorks Network organizations during 7 year tenure.

Directed and led the Corporation's national public-sector relationships with OMB and Congress. Recruited and managed two senior staff. -Advocated to Congress for the Corporation’s annual budget, which increased from $85 million to $114 million, a 33% increase over six-year tenure.-Traveled 25% building relationships, delivering speeches, and interfacing with media while gaining participation from Congress and other public sector stakeholders for NeighborWorks network organizations hosting events in their local districts.-Briefed over 250 Congressional staff annually on the work of Neighborhood Reinvestment and NeighborWorks to establish the Corporation as a resource for innovative, effective, and efficient housing practices.

Per statute, provide the Secretary and Congress with independent and objective reviews of the efficiency and effectiveness of agency operations and programs and to detect and prevent fraud, waste, and abuse.-Worked within the Federal enterprise risk management architecture to identify at-risk programs and collaborate with Congress to prioritize evaluation and remediation of those programs.-Conducted independent environmental regulatory analysis and prepared Congressional testimony regarding hazardous materials and innovative solutions for "Program for Scrapping Obsolete Vessels, Maritime Administration," issued March 2000.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Public Policy Analysis

Activities and Societies: Consulted with Rochester Area Community Foundation, measuring the impact of grants to community groups..

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science

Activities and Societies: Graduated with a 4.0 in major while serving as play-by-play radio broadcaster for three years, editor of school.