Randall White Email & Phone Number

Dallas, TX, US

United States

24HourNation champions the economic, cultural, and social vitality of the nighttime economy.

United States

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Dallas/Fort Worth Area

24HourDallas is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit. It advocates for a nighttime Dallas that will be safer, more inclusive, and more vibrant for businesses, residents, and guests.I was founder and first board president of this organization.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

• In this role, I created and managed community engagement strategies for businesses, nonprofit organizations, and municipalities. The solutions I delivered were innovative, inspired, inclusive and win-win. They helped.
• Obelisk Award, granted to Elettore in 2014 by the Business Council for the Arts for invaluable contributions supporting arts and culture in North Texas
• Bridge-o-Rama and Trinity River Revel, festivals Elettore created and managed to welcome the openings of the Margaret Hunt Hill and Ronald Kirk Pedestrian bridges over the Trinity River in Dallas (Attracted 8,000 and.
• Food in Fashion, an innovative fashion show and cooking competition Elettore created to raise money for the Texas Restaurant Association Education Foundation (Netted $12,000)
• Convention Center Hotel Referendum – Elettore managed all the web and social media communications encouraging people to vote FOR the city issuing bonds to fund the construction of a hotel adjacent to the city’s.
• Pappy’s Tree Grove, a project that invited Dallas-area green advocates to nominate arborists who should be commemorated with plaques at the bases of mature trees saved within a new mixed-use development.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

• I led a team of consultants who developed and managed innovative initiatives designed to build stronger relationships between corporations and the communities in which they operate.Key Achievements
• In 1999, retired employees of Texas Instruments became upset when they started receiving benefits information from a long-time competitor who had purchased the division they had worked for. My solution was to develop.
• In 2001, an upscale neighborhood in Dallas lamented that its residents had to drive to the other side of town to patronize quality retail. My solution was to create the Fort Worth Avenue Development Group, a.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

• I managed the volunteers and staff for as many as six local chapters of the American Diabetes Association in Texas and Louisiana. The nonprofit world often just asks donors to give a certain amount of money to sponsor.
• Under my direction, the Dallas chapter rose to become one of the five chapters in the country with the highest fund-raising income

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I oversaw the theater’s fund-raising, marketing and public relations activities, as well as patron services.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• I oversaw membership, fund-raising, data processing, chapter relations and minority affairs for this association that served approximately 14,000 members across the United States. I developed and led a campaign called.
• Under my leadership, the association went from watching its membership numbers decline to watching them stabilize, then increase.

Bachelor Of Fine Arts - Bfa, Theater

Activities and Societies: Leadership Scholar Program

Associate Of Arts - Aa, Communications