1. Jennifer Fine
One 14th
Street, #703 Hoboken, NJ 07030
jfiner28@gmail.com (973) 868-8473 – cell
EXECUTIVE PROFILE
Change agent with ability to see what needs to be done and the execution skills to get it completed. Proven motivational
leaderwithovertwentyyearsof experienceinplanningandmanagingallaspectsof highprofileevents.Enthusiastic,efficient,
able to prioritize and work on simultaneousprojects in a highlyvisible and pressure sensitive environment.A natural team
player, energetic, and highly creative individual with excellent organizational, verbal and written skills.
CORE COMPETENCIES
Leadership/Influence Management Board Development Governance & Oversight
Policy Development Brand Management Strategic Planning
Partnership for New York City February 2008 – Present
Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs & Development
Keymemberof the Partnershipseniorleadershipteamwho managesrelationshipswithourExecutive Committee, Boardof
Directors and business leaders who represent the city’s leading financial services, media, technology companiesand law
firms.
Key Accomplishments & Ongoing Responsibilities
 Work withthe President&CEO to designand execute an agendathat matchesthe interestsandresourcesof NYC’s
business leaders with the issues and needs facing New York City and State
 Developandcultivate relationshipswithseniorexecutivesatthe Partnership’s 300+ membercompaniesinorderto
engage CEOs and other executives in Partnership initiatives and programs
 Identify and recruit new members of the Partnership (more than 50 new members in my tenure)
 Oversee EventsManagementandCorporate Affairsstaff whoassistincoordinationof the 120 Partnershipmeetings
and events annually. 85% of the meetings are geared towards the city’s top CEO’s. Examples include:
Events (Create, Plan and Produce)
 Quarterly Board meetings for 120 top NYC CEO’s. Guests have included Mayors Bloomberg and de Blasio and
Governors Cuomo and Christie as well as Speaker John Boehner, and Secretary Jack Lew
 Annual FinTech Innovation Lab Reception and Demo Day events for 200 people in the Financial Tech industry
 Annual Meetingfor400 people. Venueshave included Viacom,MorganStanley,7WTC,Barclay’sCenter,Alexandria
Center
 Special Event for 400 members at Madison Square Garden
 CEO trip to Capitol Hill and White House
 Receptionanddiscussionof howthe convergence of the interestsof Wall StreetandSiliconAlleyare redefiningthe
economy of New York. Co-sponsored with New York Magazine
 Two-dayroundtable with CEOs representingglobal businessesheadquarteredin the US and China.This conference
included various panel discussions and required the participation of management consultant facilitators and
translators in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
 Annual Meeting of State Business Roundtable Executives, including a welcome reception, two days of meetings,
varioussite visitsandabreakfastco-hostedbythenMayorBloombergand RupertMurdoch atNew YorkCity’sGracie
Mansion
 Sharing Economy Summit with NYU Stern School of Business
Historic House Trust of New York City November 2003 – February 2008
Director of Marketing & Special Events
Directedthe organization’sannual fundraisingevents,cultivationeventsandBoardMeetings.Liaisontothe Boardand
BenefitCommitteemembersonall fundraisingefforts,meetingsand correspondence.ActedasChief of Staff tothe
Executive Directorandprimaryliaisonto22 house directorsand theirstaff.

2. Key Accomplishments
 Developedandcoordinatedanewbrandingcampaigntobroadenthe visitationandfinancial supportforthe Historic
House Trust
 Coordinated all aspects of partnership between the City of New York, The History Channel and the Historic House
Trust
 Created and produced approximately 12 major events for the Trust and it’s 22 individual sites
 Createdandmanagedeventbudgets forfundraisingevents.The Trustgalaraisedover50% of the general operating
support
 Secured sponsorship and in-kind donations for all the Trust events
 Generated media interest and secure coverage for all events
George Trescher Associates June 2002 – November 2003
Event Producer
Directedandorganizedlarge-scaleeventsforthe WorldMonumentsFund,CooperHewittMuseum,New YorkCornell-Weill
Medical Center,HunterCollegeandthe Franklin&EleanorRooseveltInstitute,New YorkRestorationProjectandthe
Municipal ArtSociety. Supervisedinternsandfourjuniorstaff members.
Key Accomplishments
 Created and managed evenings program
 Selected venues and of all on-site staffing
 Negotiated contracts with all vendors associated with event
 Supervised invitation design and production of all printed materials
 Supervised letter campaign and invitation mailing
 Dinner seating design
City Parks Foundation December 1997 – June 2002
Director of Special Events
Directedthe organization’sannual fundraisingevents,cultivationeventsandBoardMeetings.Liaisontothe Boardand
BenefitCommitteemembersonall fundraisingefforts,meetingsandcorrespondence.
Key Accomplishments
 Managed all facetsof annual eventsincluding:SeniorsFitnessBenefit,Runforthe Parks,Mayor’s CupGolf
Tournament,US OpenTennisBenefit,Annual Gala,andSummerStage Gala
 Createdandadheredtoannual budgetand timelinesforspecialevents
 Oversawworkproducedby designers,printers,caterers,andothereventvendors
 Solicitedin-kindgoodandservicesforraffles,auctions,andgiftbags
NYU, School of Continuing and Professional Studies January 2002 – May 2002
Adjunct Professor
Taught 12-weekcourse to college sophomores,juniorsandseniorsonOrganization& Administrationof Parks& Recreation
Servicesatthe PrestonRobertTischCenterforHospitality,TourismandTravelAdministration. Developedcurriculum,written
assignments, midterms and final exams.
South Street Seaport November 1995 – December 1997
Marketing Coordinator
Planned, coordinated, executed and tracked effectiveness of large-scale events on behalf of the South Street Seaport
MerchantsAssociation includingPoloOutdoorScreening,Cuervo BeachVolleyball,SouthStreetSeaportChorusTree andthe
Street Performer Program. Created and implemented sales promotions and community activities
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, Speech Communication, State University of New York College at Oneonta, 1995