3. Skills
•Management: Supervised up to six person team
•Marketing: PR, Event Planning, Recruitment, Solicit
Targeted Markets, Presentations, Brochure Design
•Social Media: LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Hoot
Suite, Tweet Deck, Flickr, SlideShare
•Software Programs: AS 400, BEST (Fixed Assets),
Crystal Reports, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Access, Windows Movie Maker, eCMATS, Adobe Pro
5. Career Development: Trainer, Career & Academic
Assessments, Goal Setting, Resumes/Cover Letter
Guidance, Job Search Techniques, Workshop Facilitation,
Decision Making Models, Social Media Incorporation
Analysis: Data Collection, Statistical Reporting, Due
Diligence, Research, Process Improvement, Procedure,
Mapping, Work Flow Analysis, Develop Action Plans
Personal Characteristics: Multi-tasker, Organized,
Creative, Highly Adaptable, Self-Motivated, Detail
Oriented, Ability to Successfully Meet Deadlines
Skills Cont…
6. Accomplishments
Article featured as a top story in online paper for jobseekers
Global Career Development Facilitator Certification
Expanded customer base by 70 percent
Exceeded Program Goal by 39%
Toys for Tots Committee Leader
Suggestion of the Year Award
7. Quote from a Recent Review
Recent supervisor stated:
“Jackie is computer savvy and she uses these skills to
prepare and maintain program spread sheets and to
update client information on a regular basis. A good
communicator, helpful, and friendly is how I would
describe this employee.”
8. Professional Training and Coursework
Social Slam - From Stranger to Advocate: Thriving in the Brave New
World of Marketing/Social Media and the Re-invention of Public
Relations/Building a Business Case for Social Media: Straight Talk to
the CFO/Meet Your New Mobile Planet: This Changes
Everything/Exploring the Critical Digital Media Mega-Trends/Digital
Marketing: How to Justify Investments & Quantify Returns
Global Career Development Facilitator/Laughing Out Loud...Managing
Stress/Serving Today’s Customer
Global Marketing/Marketing Strategy/Building Community
Partnerships/Strength Based Communication
9. Professional Training and Coursework Cont…
Human Resource Management/Coaching & Mentoring
Employees/Time Off: State and Federal Laws on Employee
Leave/Labor & Employment Law Update Conference
Business Research Project/Economics for Decision
Making/Operational Management & Quantitative
Analysis/Business Ethics & Social Responsibility
Accounting & Decision Making/Developing Funding Plan
Financial Institutions & Markets/Problems in Financial
Management/Financial Management/International
Finance/Portfolio Management
10. Experience
Operations Director
Lead implementation/training of technology upgrades and new
processes for practice
Execute client service requests including opening/closing accounts,
maintain client data, settling death claims
Monitor progress of new business to ensure customer satisfaction
11. Experience
Program Manager
Train employees on curriculum, behavior management, and
community service learning
Supervise eleven staff members and cultivate relationships with
program partners
Precisely collect and analyze data to ensure grant compliance
12. Experience
HR/Payroll/AR/Safety Coordinator
Accurately perform weekly payroll processing duties, maintain
employee leave listing, conduct new hire orientation, administer
company benefits, introduce conflict resolution tactics, organize
employee events
Execute daily billing activities, build customer relationships during A/R
communication on past due accounts, investigate credit history of
potential customers to establish credit limits, precisely input journal
entries
Spearhead safety and company training program to ensure OSHA
compliance
13. Experience Continued….
Workforce Investment Act Career Specialist
Utilize social media outlets to promote events, recruit participants, and
train participants on integration into job search
Create interactive, innovative educational workshops directed toward
community and business needs
Recognize trends in clean energy technology and human resources
Enroll and assist program participants in achieving their educational
and career goals by developing individual employment plans and
administering and explaining career assessments
Support WIA fiscal as needed in contract reviews, account analysis, and
reporting
14. Experience Continued….
Program Director & Elementary Intervention Assistant
Supervise up to four staff members, recruit, enroll, counsel, and
educate at-risk students and parents by incorporating evidence based
curriculum and prevention strategies to develop interactive lesson
plans
Calculate payroll and benefits, invoicing, purchasing, data collection,
forecast and manage operating budget
Report and monitor program progress to ensure goals and objectives
are being met
15. Experience Continued….
Case Manager II
Serve as a Community Resource Link recruiting and organizing
community representatives to form Community Advisory Boards in a
seven county territory
Plan and arrange public forums, improve department image and
relationships by participating in community activities
Coordinate training programs for staff members and refer families to
community resources
Develop individual goal and action plans and while monitoring
participant progress.
16. Experience Continued….
Assistant / Case Manager & Youth Counseling Tech
Assistant manager of adolescent residential program, supervise daily
activities, appointments, and six staff.
Oversee client transition from residential to home environment,
maintain progress reports, and establish behavior objectives and action
plans.
Lead group activities and provide structured schedule for clients
17. Experience Continued….
Human Resource Manager, Cash Management & Process
Improvement Analyst, Accounts Payable Clerk
Post positions, interview applicants, enforce rules and safety procedures of a
500 person factory, ensure EEOC requirements, maintain employee leave logs,
prepare monthly HR reports, and supervise HR clerk
Entrusted with daily cash flow management upwards of $1 million, capital
budgeting, insurance bidding, reporting for senior management and investors,
maintain cash accounting checks and balances, invest excess cash, and reconcile
monthly entries
Improve processes in manufacturing, payroll, fixed assets, or inventory, and
maintain equipment database
Key invoices against inventory receipts, report inventory discrepancies, and
suggest process improvements
18. Education
Master of Business Administration, Lincoln Memorial University
Bachelor of Science, East Tennessee State University
Associate of Science, Walter State Community College
Certificate of Supervision, Pellissippi State Tech Community College
30. Prevention Grant Outcomes (Goal #1)
The program will promote healthy beliefs and clear standards
about the importance of education and community involvement by
serving a minimum of 35 “at-risk” 8-16 year old students and
their respective parents/caregivers.
Number in Priority Population: 35 6
(Number in Contract to be served for the year) Children Parents/Adults
Number Enrolled During Reporting Period: 46 56
Children Parents/Adults
Number Enrolled Year to Date: 36 50
Children Parents/Adults
31. Prevention Grant (Objective #1)
The program will work intensely with a minimum of 35 “at risk” 8 to
16 year-old students and will show progress by 50% (17-18) of the
referred students will increase their level of bonding to
school/community as shown by:
44 Participants: (89%) of students showing improvement in 1 or more of the above
standards
(66%) showed improved attendance from established baseline
(89%) showed improved behavior, according to teacher and parent surveys and office
referrals
(68%) showed improvements in grade point averages before and after program
enrollment/activity
(100%) showed improved community involvement by now having participated in
planned community activities
32. Prevention Grant (Objective #2)
Staff will work to engage the families/caregivers of referred at-risk
students. A minimum of 6 will show increased involvement by
attending at least 1 community/school-based activity and at least 2
prevention-based parent workshops. 50% of those participating in
workshops will show an increase in knowledge regarding the harmful
effects of adolescent risky behaviors and appropriate parenting
strategies.
52 adult (93%) participants:
29 parents (56%) who attended the workshops completed a minimum of 2 workshops.
46 parents (88%) were noted as increasing involvement by their participation in a
minimum of 1 community- or school-based activity.
27 parents (52%) fulfilled both requirements.
93% who attended the workshops increased in knowledge