Phil Mannino Email & Phone Number

New York City Metropolitan Area

Nyc - Various Galleries

Assist several art galleries in NYC with the handling and installing of various artwork. Duties include the packing and unpacking of artwork; installing and removal of artwork for exhibits; cleaning artwork; lighting artwork for display; driving to pick-up and deliver artwork between galleries, storage warehouses and clients; assisting with gallery print mailings; and various other errands as needed.

Greater New York City Area

Greater New York City Area

Manage the seasonal warehouse for the Tribeca Film Festival.

Greater New York City Area

Thinking of a fun, healthy, recreational activity that the whole family can enjoy? Then think roller skating! The Skate Truck NYC is the city’s first mobile Rental Roller Skating attraction. We have been established to provide rental roller skates and inline skates to both local New Yorkers and visitors alike. We provide safety certified roller skating equipment to skaters of any age. Being mobile allows The Skate Truck NYC to provide its equipment in many of New York’s most picturesque parks. Skating is fun, safe, healthy, and a great way to see many of New York City’s iconic landmarks.The Skate Truck NYC not only rents equipment to skate but provides learn to skate lessons and programs that allow for community groups to come together. This will allow the opportunity for the younger generation to learn and experience the joy and exhilaration of roller skating. All lessons and programs are designed and run by internationally accredited skaters who take pride in what they do and satisfaction in passing on their vast experience.Skate for fun. Skate for health. Skate for life.

Brooklyn, Ny

After editing several skater profile segments for the second season of the Gotham Girls Roller Derby program on NYC Life, was brought on to edit the programs for the remainder of the season. Part of this entailed learning the new Black Magic switcher and software, and learning how to record the live stream outputted by live switch. Continued as Editor for the third season (2012) as well as Co-Producer of the program.

Asotria, Ny

Seasonal position for the NYC Marathon entailed overseeing the day to day operations of a temporary medical supply warehouse, supervising warehouse workers, moving supplies from the storage facility to the warehouse, accepting deliveries, packing the course medical supplies, and returning leftover supplies to the storage facility and closing up the warehouse after the Marathon. During the Marathon, worked with Medical Command to ensure that each park medical tent had sufficient supplies and that any issues were resolved in a timely manner.

Greater New York City Area

Position was one of two fulltime staff positions in a primarily volunteer organization. Worked alongside a twelve person executive board, and oversaw the day-to-day operations of the office. Responsibilities included, but were not limited to:• Secure bids from various vendors for all purchases/orders, and ensuring everything fits in the budget.• Ordering for all events, including supplies, equipment, apparel, and food. • Streamlining event ordering process for all event/committee directors. • Create and distribute supply bins for each event.• Process vendor invoices for payments. • Coordinate deliveries and returns of all event equipment. • Work with Mayor’s Office, Community Boards, and NYPD to ensure all permits are in order. • Design volunteer T-Shirts, event wristbands, tickets, and credentials.• Design organizational ads for various event journals.• Apply for community grants through various city and state politicians.• Format and publish monthly podcast. • Assist Business Manager with overseeing seasonal employees. • Assist Executive Board members with various tasks. • Procure space trades with other expo and festival organizers. • Scout potential new venues to host events.• Scout talent for various events.• Collect and upload DJ submissions for the dance committee to review. • Update and maintain organization website • Oversee office and offsite storage spaces.• Maintain all office equipment.• Order office supplies and office equipment.

Position encompassed two aspects: the traditional promotion aspects plus management of online content. The duties included, but were not limited to:• Develop and maintain sponsorship relationships with various non-profit organizations.• Develop, organize and supervise custom events for PASSPORT.• Produce the PASSPORT Travel Show at the GLBT Expo at the Javits Center each year.• Produce several upscale cocktail-style parties throughout the year.• Design and produce advertising sales support materials.• Design promotional advertisements and signage.• Compile and proof PASSPORT Travels (eNewsletter).• Manage the scheduling of Added-Value marketing support (i.e.: being up to date on any eNewsletter advertiser inclusions, all advertiser on line bonus advertising, dates of special custom eBlasts for advertisers; and making sure all are run and end at the proper time.)• Being familiar with various outlets for webcasts and podcasts beyond PASSPORT’s site. Being up to date on each outlet’s rules and regulations for posting of content and the format best suited for the outlet.• Research and manage all permissions necessary for the streaming and podcasting.• Redesign website, passportmagazine.com.• Produce and edit video content for passportmagazine.tv site.• All previous duties from Publisher’s Assistant position (below).

Position started out with office management duties and assisting the Publisher with various tasks. Eventually became in charge of small business advertisements, sponsorships and special events – including coordinating the Passport Travel Show at the Javits Center and all other Expos in NYC and in other cities. Responsibilities included, but were not limited to: • Prepare and execute sponsorship agreements.• Coordinate with vendors and exhibitors.• Create event calendars.• Design event posters.• Troubleshoot any computer problems.• Order all office supplies and office equipment.• Maintain all office equipment.• Maintain the article archive.• Process back issue orders.• Troubleshoot subscription problems.

Began as Office Manager/Receptionist and was promoted two months later to Vice-President’s Assistant. Responsibilities included, but were not limited to: • Write up new jobs.• Oversee as-built requests.• Write up contracts. • Log in all drawings, proposals and jobs into a master spreadsheet.• Order all office supplies and office equipment• Maintain all office equipment.• Troubleshoot any computer problems.• Dispute parking summonses.• Fax billing statements.• Regularly update the book of billing statements.• Design forms on the computer.

Greater New York City Area

Assisted various departments with day-to-day tasks. Managed office operations.

Greater New York City Area

Fielded publicity calls for various roster artists. Secured press reviews for roster artists. Managed tour press for Mystery Machine's 1998 tour. Handled publicity for Bertine's Morbid Latenight Show album. Helped coordinate local shows for artists.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Communication And Media Studies

Communications

Activities and Societies: WRCM - Manhattan College Radio MC Players Quadrangle Newspaper Student Government