Sergio Coronado Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Greater Boston Area

Serves as the tribal liaison for Region 1 (CT, MA, RI, VT, ME, NH). Provides financial and regulatory guidance to 9 federally recognized tribes such as the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe and the Houlton Band of Maliseets in order to help establish reliable transportation for the community.Primary Program Manager for all 14 Connecticut Transit agencies and the Vermont Agency of Transportation, reviewing and approving federalized infrastructure projects such as bus terminal and station construction, bridge rebuilds, and staff hires in FY 20 totaling over $400 million in federal funds.

Newport, Rhode Island

• Served as the leader of 3 Civil Affairs Team in Djibouti conducting Civil Engagements with Local Leaders, Elected Officials and Non Profit Organizations. • Supervise the closeout of various ODHACA projects ensuring that U.S. federally funded projects in the Djibouti region were properly finished on time and within appropriated budget.

Greater Boston Area

• Connect with over 150 survivors of the Boston Marathon Bombing, to assist in navigating the multi-step compensation process ultimately helping recoup over $700,000 in medical, mental health and employment expenses• Expand the division’s outreach efforts, creating a bi-monthly newsletter and implementation of video conferencing seminars to increase accessibility of information• Build relationships with the non-profit Resiliency Center and other government organizations such as Massachusetts Commission of Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Massachusetts Office of Victim Assistance to target the unmet financial needs leading to the formal application for an additional $20,000 in funding per survivor• Maintain database of over 300 individuals, coordinating and addressing financial loss incurred by the bombing, creating quarterly reports for each fiscal year used to maintain a stable source of funding from the anti-terrorism and emergency assistance program

Boston, Ma

• Recognized number one call taker during biannual publication period (took over 3500 calls in six week period), increasing the total number of claims processed• Trusted with training new customer service representatives to ensure that each new employee was able to maintain a weekly quota of 250 constituent calls• Reviewed over 30 claims daily for errors and eventual payment, with payments ranging from $50 to $50,000 per claim for weekly average of 150 constituents receiving payment

Merced, California Area

• Competitively selected for a legislative intern program that provided opportunities to develop public leadership skills and knowledge of state government • Attended over 20 public speaking events in the 20 towns and cities in the 21st District, presenting recognition awards on behalf of the assemblymember• Acted as the first person of contact for all walk in constituents and addressed their immediate concerns, worked with average of 5 constituents daily and provided excellent customer service• Managed office calendar and email, prioritizing events and meetings for district director and public health liaison streamlining organization process for the office

Master'S Degree, Public Administration

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), History, Alumni

Activities and Societies: Kappa Sigma, Violence Prevention Program

Education record

Activities and Societies: Cross County, Soccer, Amnesty Internation