Moneick Tabron, M.S. Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Research and analyze administrative requirements, problems, and issues based on operations and changing requirements, identify relevant issues for the executive official, coordinate communications with people at all levels, Analyze administrative operations and office procedures to recommend and implement changes for improvement, Prepare reports to assist the executive official in preparation for meetings outside the office, Acts as coordinator for collection of data/special assignments from the executive official, and in this context, ensures that deadlines are also met.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Liaise with managers and clients to define project requirements, scopes, and objectives that align with organizational goals, Coordinate internal and external resources and meetings, ensuring that projects remain within scope, schedule, and budget, Report project risks and outcomes to appropriate management channels, and escalate issues according to project work plan, Serve as point of communication between agency/department and external resources.Projects: Industry Day 80+ attendees (March 2023), Southeast Library Modernization Project $33M, 22,000sq (anticipated open 2026), New Library in Congress Heights $20M 20,000sq (anticipated open 2026), & Rerouting the Cooling Tower Condenser Water Supply (CWS) at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library $440K+ (anticipated completion Fall 2024).

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Provided administrative support to the Chief Business Officer, Chief of Public Services, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Development, and the Executive Director’s Office, served as relationship liaison for the executive official, Managed travel arrangements, and served as a resource for guidance concerning travel regulations, and procedures, developed background information; and composed drafts of introductions and speeches to be presented at various meetings, identified problems and advised of the different alternative solutions and their consequences, so that he/she may make final decisions. Managed the flow of information and visitors to the executive official and established office procedures, policies, and operations, representing the Executive Director’s Office.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Served as agency’s coordinator to ensure that the agency follows the law and the Office of Human Rights by proposing and managing translation projects, including an agency-wide communications plan, statistical reporting for top-level executives, and city-wide administration and internal website revisions. 2019 12/14 - FY18 Encounters: 77 Engaged over 600 LEP/NEP (Low English Proficient and Non-English Proficient) readers in its Summer Challenge program. 2020 10/11 - FY19 Encounters: 116 Engaged diverse LEP/ NEP communities through 141 in-person and virtual outreach events with a total of 12,700 participants with zero complaints filed against the agency in FY20. 2021 10/11 - FY20 Encounters: 94 Coordinated and held 22 LA compliance training events with 368 participants. 2022 10/13 - FY21 Encounters: 66 Participated in 310 outreach events engaging the Latino, African, Asian & Pacific Islander communities.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Represented the Executive Director’s Office as PASS System Approver and Purchase Card Administrator, Managed monthly purchase credit cards with $20K spending limits for six departments, Prepared spreadsheets for budgets, grants, or contracts, including tracking and maintaining expenditures, Reconciled all monthly P-Card documentation consisting of the JP Morgan & Chase bank statement.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Maintained Kids, Camp & Co-op division programs registrations, Researched financial variances and analyzed financial data, Prepared monthly reconciliations and financial statements, Prepared invoices, reports, memos, letters, financial statements, and other documents, using word processing, spreadsheets, databases, or presentation software, Ensured that the families FULLY complete the DPR Volunteers process to participate in the program (ages 18 months - 4 years old) by completing a Volunteer Profile in the online database, confirm family members were criminally background, checked and cleared, Managed two of three top-grossing programs ($500K+) in the agency, Cooperative Play (Co-op) and Summer Camp, Maintained 14 Co-op facilitators' tours of duty and site coverage, Processed annual payments of $250K+ of Co-op families (150+), Monitored 82 summer camps including, teen & sports camp offerings, and enrichment camps for ages 3-17, Maintained annual camp enrollment of 3,000+, Assisted with hiring over 500 seasonal employees, Processed over 18,000 reduce rate applications, and approved 12,000+.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Served as Educator of 6-10 pre-kindergarten students to develop lesson plans & prepared classroom for class activities and taught according to the educational needs, abilities and achievement of the individual students and/or groups of students.Served a College & Career Counselor to prepare and coordinate job interviews for students with outside agencies and college readiness programs. Served as School Administrator to manage office organization and general workflow from supporting staff members, answered multi-telephones, greeted visitors and parents, and created annual calendar and monthly school newsletter. Prepared awards (monthly, quarterly, and annually) and process students report cards, progress reports and transcripts.

Carlisle, Pa

Composed communications and outreach plan that defined methods of outreach and communications and established standards for implementation and tracking, drafted and published weekly print and electronic newsletter, maintained site design and social media network pages, created, planned, and produced a promotional DVD, recruited and managed 50+ volunteers for the organization.

Masters Of Communications Studies, Public Relations, Advertising, And Applied Communication

Activities and Societies: Grad Student Advisory Board (2009-2011)

Bachelors Of Art, Mass Communications: Broadcast Producation

Activities and Societies: Dean List and Honor’s List, Phi Beta Delta Honor Society, Iota Iota Iota Women’s Honor Society, SGA Public.