PROPERTY MANAGEMENT:a. Conference Property Sales & Purchases- Coordinate entire process of sales and purchases with churches and schools.- Act as liaison with realtors, church or conference administrators for complete and risk-free transactions.- Interact with Legal Counsel.b. Property Leasing- Coordinate requests for lease & rent documentation.- Manage lease files, renewals, and yearly insurance verification.c. Property & Vehicle- Maintain a database and files of conference-owned properties & vehicles- Coordinate the payment of property taxes.d. Oversee and supervise staff regarding the upkeep and repairs for the CCC Administrative office building and warehouse (security, janitorial, general maintenance, etc.)2. RISK MANAGEMENT:a. Coordinate Insurance Coverage on AD&D, Automobile, Camper & Staff, Cyber, General Liability, PEB Travel, Property, Student Accident & Volunteer Travel.- With insurance provider, maintain sufficient insurance coverage for all conference-owned propertiesand vehicles.- Site visit and coordination of property risk reviews on a continually rotating basis.b. Claims on Property & Vehicles- Supervise tracking on all general liability, property, student accident, and vehicle claims.c. Safety/Risk Training- Keep and track records of local entity Safety Officers.- Provide safety and risk management training to all Conference constituents.d. Chair and prepare agenda & items for Safety & Risk Management Committee.

• Provide administrative support and manage about 20+ free clinics/year. Provide capacity building and train local churches, health administrators, volunteers, and communities on free health clinics. Train the trainer and assist local churches on medical ministry.• Develop content for marketing, press releases, media invites, patient and clinic stories, as well as create photo-testimonies/testimonials.• Oversee the volunteer database, social media, and volunteer recruitment for the Life Hope Centers free mobile health clinic programs.• Analyze patient data and inform local churches on how to address the clinic’s need-based community interest surveys and how local churches hosting a free clinic can continue relationship building with their community members.• Provide administrative support and manage 12+ Zooms/week. Plan, study, and lead out on small group gatherings on various mental health topics (i.e. depression, grief, anxiety), lead out on studies mental health among bible characters, and train local churches on how to maximize Zoom for building community. Engage youth and young adults via Zoom, WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram. Assess talent, strengths, and recruit volunteers for leadership training among the youth and young adults• Organize the yearly Central California African American Convocation, Black History Month forum, and other planning meetings• Develop weekly content for marketing on social media platforms—Facebook & Instagram, as well as create and developed a photo-testimonies/testimonials of Young Adults through social media campaigns such as #ThisIsMyStory. Supported the CCC’s Prayer Ministries during the 10 Days of Prayer—working closely among various conferences and prayer ministry leadership circles.• Organize diverse sets of groups and ministries, lay people, audiences, and community organizations to accomplish various goals.

• Organize the printing of over 10,000,000 literature pieces in collaboration with several literature organizations and entities across North America and abroad• Speak at faith-based events and churches on the literature • Manage mission trip planning, website development, translations process, and help with the development, editing and of publishing 10+ million GLOW tracts during my time with the ministry.• Serve as a social media specialist on Facebook by spearheading marketing campaigns and strategizing communication plans, provide technical assistance to followers, creatively develop content—both design and written, maintain community engagement by providing instant and real-time ideas and writing skills, as well as grow the organizations’ social media presence.

*Provide support to CCROPP Program Director and Program Manager on coordinating Central Valley Training and Resource Centers SNAP-Ed (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – Education) functions.*Help to foster relationships with key stakeholders and support collaborative meetings and efforts.*Help to support the organization and convening of the regional coalition including the collection of contact information, the development of operating principles and orientation materials.*Assist with the development of the Coalition Action Plan, plan updates and outcome reports.Support the development of a multi-county resource directory.*Assist with the identification of relevant partnerships in the region to be included in regional coalition and resource directory.*Provide support for the Central Valley TRC communications/public relations activities, which may include media coordination and facilitation, being a local spokesperson or assisting local spokespersons with the media, marketing and promotion, the planning of events, development of e-news updates, press materials, success stories or case studies, creating Web content and developing social media campaigns.*Helping to document and report results of the Central Valley TRC.*Develop and maintain a listing of LHD Public Health Information/Communications contacts as well as media contact lists.*Support the development of a Communication Plan.*Create reports summarizing promotional materials developed and promotional efforts.Support the development of Champion profiles and fact sheets. Track Champion participation in events.*Compile media hits such as media coverage clippings and web links.*Complete the electronic submission of all necessary forms and reports required.

Marketing Specialist for the Fruit, Vegetable, and Physical Activity Campaigns at the Network for a Healthy California – Policy, Planning and Partnership Section.• Contribute to two statewide social marketing campaigns entitled ReThink Your Drink and the Retail Program. Primary campaign components consist of: formative research, statewide advertising, public relations, nutrition education, and evaluation. • Provide support to campaign component leads organizes and analyzes programmatic data; coordinates materials development, revision and inventory; provides project management on selected projects; assists with the coordination of statewide media and public relations activities; conducts and shares research on health, nutrition, marketing, and business issues• Provide leadership in the development and revision of healthy beverage and food nutrition education materials targeting adults• Provide technical assistance for Retail Program and ReThink Your Drink activities. Develop training plans and training cycles, compile supporting materials, and schedule trainings that promote the Retail Program and ReThink Your Drink activities. Review and update contractor documentation and reporting, inclusive of Activity Tracking Forms and progress reporting tools across Network contracts to adequately gather, capture, and reflect Retail Program and ReThink Your Drink activities.• Develop, manage, and maintain electronic databases on programmatic activities (Access, Excel, or SPSS). Assists with tracking state documents through the approval process.• Researches articles, newsletters, trade journals, papers, books, and other related resources related to health education, health communications, social marketing, commercial marketing, nutrition education, and/or business practices. Compiles and maintains an information resource library and regularly summarizes and shares relevant information with staff.

• Coordinating event registration and assisting with on-site logistics• Inviting and confirming event cosponsors and speakers• Developing and distributing marketing pieces and event materials with related correspondence • Updating and managing databases, timelines and reports• Researching potential event sponsors and cosponsors• Coordinating tours• Coordinating advisory committee meetings and preparing meeting minutes• Selecting event sites and venue logistics• Coordinating event preparation- assembling name badges, information packets, attendee lists• Coordinating speaker and staff travel• Supervision of conference and workshop staff on-site• Event follow-up, including administering online post-event surveys• Organizing webinars and webcasts

• Assist with the Healthy San Bernardino Coalition by working with the Education Committee, coalition partners, and community members to coordinate and centralize the health education knowledge of the region; schedule meetings, take notes, and distribute to committee members• Help to develop a combined and innovative community health education curriculum based on best practices among experts and key partners• Support the evaluation process of El Sol Promotores surveys throughout region, analyzing culturally appropriate health education programs

• Support the Geographic Information System department at Loma Linda University School of Public Health with health-related projects• Input, organize, clean, and manage data on Excel and work with ArcGIS

• Update and assist to create tools for the online PolicyLink Equitable Development Toolkit that describe strategies to increase access to healthy food in low-income urban and rural communities (updating food access amongst grocery stores, corner and farmers’ markets)• Develop content for the PolicyLink website on the Center for Health and Place, focusing on healthy food access at local, regional, state, and national levels; research ongoing policies, foundations, non-profit, and academia doing healthy food access work; and• Support PolicyLink legislative advocacy efforts to promote access to healthy food in underserved communities, by supporting the national Healthy Food Financing Initiative (HFFI)

• Support the grants/program developer with ongoing development and implementation of current and prospective grants and programs• Assist as the lead coordinator of the Sacramento Asian Pacific Islander Elderly Community Needs/Strengths Assessment Project, through numerous focus groups, the needs assessment and asset mapping project aimed to: a) assess preferences and identify opportunities to build service capacity and community infrastructure and b) solicit perspectives that envision service approaches that are responsive to the language and cultural needs of AAPI ethnic groups and improve their quality of life; organize resources, work with partners, develop and plan content

• Assist Programs Department with research and develop briefings related to high school drop out and youth development, assist with communications associate with bi-monthly e-newsletters• Support the ongoing development of grants; help to draft grant proposals, outreach to grantees, and review materials; assist in the application process of two successfully awarded grants (from The California Endowment & Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees)• Coordinate multiple events, organize resources, and manage simultaneous projects; proactively coordinated a Sacramento Region Census 2010 Convening with a planning committee; maintain ongoing partnership & relationships with local and regional non-profits, CBOs, & gov’t agencies

• Assist DC Director with Coordination of Health-related activities during Citizenship Day/Unity in Movement for 300+ participants• Coordinate legislative outreach and organize visits with legislative and policy staff of the White House and agencies, House, and Senate• Draft legislative and policy research memos to prepare for analysis, research Members of Congress, and draft letters/faxes/emails to MOCs• Develop and plan content on health legislation, advocacy, and assist with Korean American immigrant community outreach support

• Assist with policy research and legislative advocacy both federal and state level, in the areas of education, immigration, health, and economic development as well as support database and organizational management, attend briefings, conferences, and coalition meetings in legislative offices on Capital Hill; communicate with congressional representatives and staff offices, build support of API issues on current legislative bills• Perform daily administrative support and work in partnership with organizations who serve Southeast Asian communities across the US;• Help to create a new project on issues affecting Southeast Asian immigrants, refugees, and elders with the Policy Advocacy Team

• Assist the Grassroots Advocacy Director in assessing and developing an outreach plan to create a sustainable program that allows the AHA to recruit, train, and engage culturally diverse and statistically disproportionate communities to become better equipped volunteer health advocates in the diverse Sacramento region. Assist in surveying and researching various ethically and culturally-based non-profit organizations• Plan health education and survey community-based non-profit organizations serving diverse communities on heart disease and stroke