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Cincinnati, Oh, Us

Greater Cincinnati

• Manage a team of six Area Directors who work with over 300 club members to ensure that club missions and goals are achieved. • Monitor clubs and club members’ progress through monthly Area Director meetings.• Organized yearly recognition ceremony for division members.

Cincinnati Metropolitan Area

Program Management• Conceived and initiated a science, technology, engineering and mathematics, (STEM)-based summer day camp for resident children in subsidized housing. Utilized multiple marketing strategies with focus on personal contact and building trust to build participation. • Researched and recruited facilitators who focused on STEM and team building activities. • Organized the senior residents to participate in children’s activities and events. • Coordinated with Crossroads Church to provide Thanksgiving dinners to qualifying families.Team Leadership• Partnered with local agencies to provide supplemental food to families and residents. • Arranged vaccine appointments and onsite vaccine and health clinics. • Collaborated with local agencies to obtain individualized social services and adapted medical equipment for residents to improve daily living functions. Health Advocacy• Guided 400+ residents through a COVID-19 lock down environment by enforcing protocols• Obtained outside associates to provide health and wellness programs for the residents; for instance Tai Chi, chronic pain management, caregiver wellness classes, mind-body balance, and others. • Assisted residents with completing required paperwork for services, including Social Security, Job & Family Services forms, and certification renewal forms. Strategic Communications• Adapted marketing materials and newsletters to meet residents’ reading abilities and interests. • Increased publications from quarterly to bi-monthly. • Wrote articles for resident newsletters and community newspapers.Event Planning • Initiated the annual Summer Blast and Community Partner Information Fair for individual residents, families and the senior population at the apartment complex.• The Summer Blast encouraged safe resident engagement and interaction after COVID safety protocols were lifted. • Developed and initiated monthly interactive activities for residents age 60+

Cincinnati Metropolitan Area

Community Advocacy• Navigation of simple to complex medical, mental health, educational and community systems.• Assisted clients with setting goals to completion. • Conferred with clients and their families on treatment plans. • Connected clients to community services and businesses.

Cincinnati, Oh

Talbert House is the #1 mental health organization in the Greater Cincinnati region.• Connected key Talbert House leaders with Mental Health America for staff training on Teen Suicide Prevention. Resulted in a savings of $300,000 through scholarship funding. •Responded to requests of families in crisis that resulted in homelessness prevention, creating complex medical, mental health, or educational teams, avoiding future crisis through self-sufficiency.•Energized a stalled collaboration between Cincinnati Public Schools and Talbert House Information Fair to highly attended event within the Avondale and Greater Cincinnati area. The fair provided scholarships, free & reduced activity information to 100's of families. Community partners included: Cincinnati Children's Hospital & Medical Center, Urban League of Greater Southwest OH, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, Boy Scouts of America Cincinnati, Mt. Zion Church, Cincinnati Recreation Center and more.

Cincinnati, Oh

Recognized as an expert in the disability-related field. Quoted in national professional newsletters, Web sites, and publications.Spoke at Greater Cincinnati universities about advocacyDesigned, marketed, facilitated and presented seminars, roundtables and information sessions based on consumer and client needs. Attendance averaged 50-125 participants. Linked over 3000 families and professionals to needed services and businessesHeld first city and county-wide initiative on Educational Rights and Responsibilities for Behavioral and Mental Health Issues with participation from families, public and private educators and administrators, private and hospital therapist and other professionals Provided School Advocacy Training sessions to Hamilton County Developmental Disabilities Coordinators and SupervisorsSustained 50% or higher word of mouth referral baseManaged a caseload that increased 57% in one year

Cincinnati, Oh

Instructed class participants from Fortune 500 companies, local businesses professionals and other individuals on establishing and expanding ways to better communicate, supervise and get along with others in professional and personal settings.

Back To Business

Activities and Societies: Through eight distinct modules, Back to Business delivers state-of-the-art business education covering topics.

Bs, Education, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in the field of Education (Historian) Tau Beta Sigma, National Band.

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