Wayne Severson Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Greater Seattle Area

Duties: Chief Marshal 2013. Vice Marshal 2015 and 2012. Past Chief 2018. Parade Marshal 2007-2019. As Chief Marshal I report directly to the President/CEO of Seafair, directly responsible for the overall well-being of the Seafair Parade Marshals organization, act in a professional manner at all times,follow all policies of Seafair and the Seafair Parade Marshals, preside at the General Membership and Executive Board meetings, appoint the Chairs for all Committees no later than the end of October, act as Community Parade Chair, attend all Seafair and Seafair Family events and represent the Parade Marshals on the Family Council, sit on the Seafair Torchlight Selection Committee, secure vehicles for Support Services and Chief Marshal as available, process driver information and submit to Seafair, review vehicle regulations with drivers and coordinate vehicle pick up, be the final authority on all Administration and Operational matters in and for the organization that are not addressed in the by-laws, secure parking passes, coordinate all organizational awards and the Annual banquet as approved by the Executive Board.

Seattle, Wa

Ensure the fans enjoy their gameday experience at Luman Field for sports or entertainment. Work mostly Seahawks and Sounders and a few annual events on the field or in the Exhibit Center. Communicate with patrons. Give directions to seating. Alcohol access control.

Tukwila

Originally with Jaycees, Past President for Tukwila Jaycees. Currently belong with JCI since 1994. Senator 56147

Tukwila, Wa

As director of basketball operations I am responsible for the daily assistance of the basketball program (basketball teams). Must do practice scheduling, equipment ordering, camp planning and programming, marketing and sponsor finding and community service. Work night, weekend and holiday work as well as travel. Ultimately the position also serves as a catch all for the coaching staff to have assistance in whatever area they may need it. Also, coaches, assists other head coaches, and recruits. Coach of the Year 2009 Seamount League. Currently plan, direct, and train for Skills and Drills 8-week clinic at Tukwila Community Center every fall - 11 years; supervise and train K-9th grade boys and girls in spring for two-month Basketball Drills Camp - 6 years; and host an 8-week Basketball Boot Camp in the fall for kindergarten through 8th grade - 6 years.Ability to communicate well both orally and in writing, as well as comfort interacting in small groups. Engage in public speaking from time to time at community events throughout the year. Promotes teamwork and work towards achieving department-wide goals. Planning skills and the ability to motivate the team to work together and compete. Has knowledge of a variety of recreational, amateur and professional sports. Coaches elementary, middle school, and high schools athletes in basketball and fast pitch. Coaches at the recreational, high school and AAU/Select levels of competition. In addition to basketball I managed co-ed T-ball and girls softball/fastpitch for 16 years (little league and high school).

Greater Seattle Area

Communicate with customers. Assist with seating. Answer questions about facilities and dining. First reacter to an emergency - seek emergency assistance.

Greater Seattle Area

One Reel & Bumbershoot: 15 years, volunteer assistant coordinator, line work, backstage, ticket takerSeattle City Arts Fest: 4 years, flyer distribution, VIP bag preparation, VIP room set up, driverWashington PTA: 13 years president, 4 years vice president, 2 years secretary1995 NCAA Final Four: Volunteer Coordinator, over 600 volunteers, games at UofW and Kingdome, shift management, presided over two volunteer coordinating meetingsSkate America 2012: Volunteer check-in and participant credentialing, dope testing assistanceFremont Oktoberfest: 15 years, volunteer check-in, preparation/set-up, ticket sales assistantFremont Fair: 15 years, volunteer check-in, security, sales, donations, greeter, floaterTukwila Parks and Rec: 32 years volunteer youth (K-6) basketball coach, youth skills campJCI Senate: 26 years, service to the community and to the JAYCEES chaptersSeattle International Film Festival: 17 years, driver, flyer distribution, airport greeter, gala set up and tear down, VIP check-in, usher, ticket taker/counter, gala bag prep, info desk,Seattle Marathon & Hydroplane Races: 13 years, volunteer check-in, participant credentialing, souvenir sales, autograph session monitor.Seattle Rock & Roll Marathon: 12 years, volunteer check-in, participant check-in, uniform distribution, awards prep and distribution at finish line.NFFTY: 5 years, theater entrance, donations, ushering, closing ceremony assistant - all at the Uptown TheaterSAAFF: 5 years, theater entrance, donations, ushering, variety of theaters in Seattle area.

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Washington

Duties: Supervises eight budget analysts and three military analysts. Duties include planning, developing, formulating, presenting, defending, executing and reviewing all aspects of annual operating programs for both direct and reimbursable funds. Programs estimates through analysis of plans, goals, and objectives for individual programs. Reviews and consolidates budget/cost estimates through assessment of validity of assumptions, i.e., cost factors, procedural changes, and workload, etc. Provides command training on Command Budget Estimate (CBE), Phase Plans, and Budget Officer Responsibilities at the MSC and Staff levels. Develops performance standards, evaluates performance, and submits awards. Temp filling Budget Officer GS13 position since 4 Oct 10. Oversees and coordinates the preparation of a variety of daily, monthly, annual and special reports covering the status of funds, expenses, and obligations. Supervises 15 civilians. Provides executive direction, guidance and management oversight for the commands $335M budget. GFEBS Power User Coach/Trainer. GCSS-A user. CBA Portal user. Civ DCPDS Portal user.Began DoD civilian experience as a Training Technician and Training Specialist with Army Reserve Command in 1987 working in the G3 Training and Operations area. Accepted a lateral transfer to the financial field in 2000 and have been with the G8 Financial Operations Division for the Army Reserve (USARC) and I Corps (FORSCOM).

Ft Lawton, Washington

Duties: Supervise six budget analysts and one technician. Utilize knowledge and skills in the application of related local and federal laws, regulations, policies, precedents, methods, and techniques of budgeting. Provide advice and assistance to Budget Analysts, Program Managers, Subordinate Units and management analysis to command staff. Oversight for planning, directing, organizing, managing, and executing OMA, OMAR, RPA, and IMA funds. Maintain annual spend plan of $255M. Oversee GPC & GTC programs, process FADs, compile monthly, quarterly, and annual reports, utilize RLAS, DTS, ODS, RMT, GFEBS and DARS. Perform budgetary planning and analysis functions for the command. Initiate or recommend personnel or position actions; develop or participate in the development of work performance standards, observe and evaluate budget analyst performance in the section, identify training needs, assure that training is conducted, evaluate training and encourage self-improvement. Provide advice and counsel to employees relative to work and administrative matters, resolve informal complaints and grievances. Treat employees as individuals and promote team work. Responsibilities involve the evaluation, coordination and costing of the command's long-range resource planning, associated program budget planning, execution review, and analysis of missions and workloads. Administer and monitor costs for exercise participation, deployment training, contingency and daily operations. Use statistical techniques and evaluation skills in order to analyze program effectiveness and resource efficiency. Provide methodological and technical leadership for the development of cost estimates and the integration of objectives and resources with long range multi-year studies. Establish procedures to interface numerous long range planning documents, operating programs, cost estimating procedures, the use of USARC/IMCOM cost factors, and goal attainment measurement techniques.

Ft Lawton, Washington

Duties: Coordinate unit annual training participation, manage unit funding $160 million per year for 156 Army Reserve units in Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, northern California, and western Nevada, Coordinate individual training for 32,000 troops: managed ATRRS and quota allocation. Manage/Direct annual marksmanship competition. Prepared spreadsheets and memos for higher command. Managed numerous G3 training conferences in Sea-Tac, Renton, Spokane, Portland and Reno.

Finance And Financial Management Services

Activities and Societies: DoD Financial Management Certification Level 2Professional Certification in Financial Management

Professional Certificate In Business Analysis

Masters Certificate In Project Management

Certificate Of Accomplishment In Financial Management

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