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Date of Meeting: March 19, 2014

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS BUSINESS MEETING

ACTION ITEM SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS A. CONFIRMATIONS

Draft Motion: I move that the Board of Supervisors confirm the following appointments with terms expiring December 31, 2015, unless otherwise noted:

District specific appointments:

Non-District Specific Appointments:

1. Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board: Term to expire 03/31/2018 a. Shaun Kelley as a Lending Institution Representative

B. NOMINATIONS Economic Development Authority:

Nominations are in order for the Economic Development Authority. Chairman York nominated Matthew Durham and Vice Chairman Williams nominated Casey Veatch as an At-Large Representative. Supervisor Buona is expected to nominate Tony Howard to the Economic Development Authority at the March 19th Business Meeting. A ballot will be provided at the April 2nd Business Meeting. Resumes are available upon request and will be provided as part of the April 2nd packet.

Anticipated Nominations:

1. Family Services Advisory Board: Term to expire 12/31/2015 a. Supervisor Williams is expected to nominate Melannie Dino as an At-Large

Representative

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Item 1 Appointments Board of Supervisors Business Meeting

March 19th, 2014

I. Regional Appointments

Nominations are in order for the following Regional Advisory Bodies:

1. Bull Run Alcohol Safety Action Program The term of Michael Chapman (citizen appointment) expired November 30, 2013. One citizen appointment is in order.

II. Current Vacancies for District and Chairman’s Representatives: Unless otherwise noted, appointment terms expire December 31, 2015. Additional information on each group can be found in the Board of Supervisors’ Office. Nominations for Districts and Chairman’s representatives are in order for the following. Staff also notes that unless otherwise stated, existing members will continue to serve on advisory boards unless and until another appointment is made. Names in bold are those anticipated to be confirmed at this date’s meeting.

1. Advisory Commission on Youth (ACOY)

Chairman, At-Large

Michael Reles Catoctin District VACANT

Algonkian District Donna E. Simpson Dulles District Randy Faleski Ashburn District Jeffrey Goldman Leesburg District Ahmed Saad Blue Ridge District Elizabeth Huck Sterling District Jen Lofquist Broad Run District Jim Bonfils YAC James Castro Community Rep Michael D. Morgan Community Rep Brian McMullen Community Rep Christine Stallsworth YAC Yein Ha

* Interested Citizens Dr. Heather Applegate, Russell A. Matijevich, Lt. Col, USAF (retired) and Heather Clark

have expressed their interest to be appointed to the Advisory Commission on Youth. Their resumes are available upon request.

2. Commuter Bus Advisory Board:

Chairman At-Large Brenda Morton Catoctin District Steven Jessberger Algonkian District VACANT Dulles District Angela Blair Ashburn District Shelley Huss Leesburg District Robert Patterson Blue Ridge Jay Bose Sterling District Brenda Baker Broad Run District Phillip McNutt


March 19th, 2014

3. Heritage Commission:

Chairman At-Large Childs Burden Catoctin District Bronwen Souders Algonkian District Robert D. Gehrke Dulles District Angela E. Drews Ashburn District William Wilkin Leesburg District Jana Shafagoj Blue Ridge Mark Ware Sterling District Steve Meserve Broad Run District VACANT At-Large Tony Buffington At-Large Brown Morton At-Large Lori Kimball At-Large Amie Ware At-Large Richard Gillespie At-Large Mitch Diamond At-Large Larry Simms

* Interested Citizens Brent Yeates has recently expressed interest in serving on Heritage Commission as a Broad Run District Representative. David T. Clark and Mary P. Yakush have expressed their interest to be reappointed to the Heritage Commission. Their resumes and/or letters of interest are available upon request

4. Library Board of Trustees

Chairman At-Large Mark Miller Catoctin District Jackquelyn Veith Algonkian District Sean Mallon Dulles District Thomas A. Jensen Ashburn District Nancy Nuell Leesburg District Mary Pellicano Blue Ridge Joseph Maio Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Larry Stepnick

5. Joint Committee- Volunteer Citizens Work Group:

Chairman At-Large Mark Nuzzaco Catoctin District Charles D. Cowan Jr. Algonkian District Michael Morgan Dulles District Kelly Mclaughlan Ashburn District Wendy Wooley Leesburg District Owen Brown Blue Ridge Judy Rodgers Sterling District VACANT Broad Run District Robin Vander

Voort

* Interested Citizens

Joan Kowalski has expressed interest in serving on the Joint Committee-Volunteer Citizens Work Group as a Sterling District Representative. Her resume is attached.


March 19th, 2014

III. Current Vacancies for Non-District Specific Representatives

Nominations are in order for the following at-large committees, commissions and boards. 1. Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board: 2 Vacancies: One Program Participant and one

Lending Institution Representative : One confirmation is expected at this meeting * CONFIRMATION

Shaun Kelley is expected to be confirmed at this meeting as a Lending Institution Representative.


Leslie Woods- Hulse has expressed interest in serving on the Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board. Her resume is available upon request.

2. Art Advisory Committee: 2 At-Large Representative Vacancies: 3. Building Code and Appeals Board: 3 Vacancies and two additional vacancies as of

03/31/2014: Members with background in building industry


Jon W. Mays has expressed interest in serving on the Building Code and Appeals Board. His resume is available upon request.

4. Community Services Board: 2 vacancies;


Elahe Hessamfar and Pilar Vasquez have expressed interest in serving on the Community Services Board. Their resumes are attached.


March 19th, 2014 5. Disability Services Board: 4 at-large openings:


Jay Sreenivasan, Cara Coleman, Andrew Drummond, Donald Harris, Richard Huxta and James Edward Rouse have expressed interest in serving on the Disability services Board. Their resumes are available upon request.

6. Economic Development Authority: 1 at-large opening: One term expired on March 15th,

2014. Nominations are in order for term expiration date of March 2018. Chairman York nominated Matthew Durham and Vice Chairman Williams nominated Casey Veatch as an At-Large Representative. A ballot will be provided at the April 2nd Business Meeting. Resumes are available upon request.

* NOMINATION

Supervisor Buona is expected to nominate Tony Howard * Interested Citizens

Jon W. Mays and Patrick McCabe have expressed interest in Economic Development Authority. Their resumes are available upon request.

7. Facilities Standards Manual Public Review Committee: (No limit on number of

members): * Interested Citizens

Christopher W. Myers, Tariq Hamid, Edward P. Gorski and Cemile Bingol have expressed their interest in being appointed to the FSMRC. Their resumes are available upon request.

8. Family Services Advisory Board: 2 at-large opening with the following term expiration

dates: 9/30/14, 12/31/15. * NOMINATION

Supervisor Williams is expected to nominate Melannie Dino as an At-Large Representative.


Dalila Farah, Altaf Husain, Deborah L. Parker and April Washington have expressed interest in being appointed to the Family Services Board. Their resumes are available upon request


March 19th, 2014

9. Fire/Rescue Commission: 2 Fire Representative openings (terms expiring 12/31/15) * Interested Citizens

Current Commissioners Clyde Buchanan and Melvin Byrne have expressed interest in serving another term on the Fire/Rescue Commission. Their resumes are available upon request

10. Housing Advisory Board: 1 Economic Development Commission Representative and

one additional Affordable Housing Finance Consultant/Advisor vacancy as of 03/31/2014:


Michael Scheurer has expressed interest in reappointment as a Finance Housing Consultant/ Advisor. His resume is attached. Martin H. Thomas and Dalila Farah have expressed interest in being appointed to the Housing Advisory Board. Their resumes are available upon request.

11. Housing Choice Voucher Resident Advisory Board: 2 openings

* Interested Citizens Maria Vallarino has expressed an interest in being appointed to the Housing Choice

Voucher Resident Advisory Board. Her resume is available upon request. 12. Landfill Special Exception Review Committee: 7 At-Large openings and

1 Landfill Area Resident (within 1 mile) * Interested Citizens

Brian Boylan and Gail Bayless, who is a resident within 1 mile of the landfill, have expressed an interest in being appointed to the Landfill Special Exception Review Committee. Their resumes are available upon request.


March 19th, 2014 13. Loudoun Health Council: 2vacancies: One faith community representative, one health-

related non-profit representative. * Interested Citizens

David Dieterich and Imran Khan have expressed interest in being appointed to the Loudoun Health Council. Their resumes are available upon request.

14. Towing Advisory Board: 1 Citizen Representative opening 15. Water Resources Technical Advisory Committee:1 at-large representative vacancy * Interested Citizens

Jay Sreenivasan has recently expressed interest in serving on the Water Resources Technical Advisory Committee. Her resume is available upon request. Attachments: Resumes/letters of recommendation available at the time of packet delivery are included in each Board of Supervisor meeting packet. Information that is not available electronically can be obtained from the Board of Supervisor’s Office. *(Some resumes are not on file). Staff Contact: Rachna Prakash, Office of the County Administrator

Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 4:51 PM To: BOS Cc: Marrocco, Kelly Subject: ADUAB Vacancy Please be advised that I am applying to continue my role as the lending institution representative on the ADUAB. I have been the ADUAB lending representative for the past four years. I currently chair the Finance Committee of ADUAB and the Joint Housing Trust Fund. As a result of a lot of hard work by the board in concert with staff, we are on the cusp of making several important changes to ADUAB's policies and procedures. I think it is important for continuity that I remain as a member of ADUAB in my current role. My resume is attached. Thank you for your consideration. Shaun V. Kelley PNC Bank, N.A. Executive Vice President Market Credit Executive

Shaun V. Kelley

Senior Banking and Financial Services Executive

Portfolio Development and Management / Credit, Asset, and Risk Management Strategic Planning / Organizational Development

Commercial & Consumer Financial Products / Creative Financing Solutions • Over 30 years’ experience leading successful start-up, turnaround, and high-growth financial operations.

Expert in building consensus and leading cross-functional teams to action and achievement. • Comprehensive knowledge of lending, underwriting, credit administration, capital markets… expertise in

commercial and leverage finance, commercial real estate and small business lending, subordinated debt, private placements, public equity… background in financial analysis with two Fortune 500 companies.

• Proven leadership and communication skills. Track record of outperforming goals in challenging situations.

Professional Experience PNC Bank N.A., Vienna, VA 2009-Present Executive Vice President, Credit Policy and Greater Washington and Virginia Credit Executive Executive responsible for all credit oversight, approval, underwriting and quality for PNC Bank’s commercial loan portfolio in Greater Washington and the Commonwealth of Virginia. Lead a team professionals in this endeavor with offices in Washington, DC; Vienna, Fredericksburg and Norfolk, Virginia and Gaithersburg and Frederick, Maryland. Senior Vice President and Regional Credit Executive, PNC Real Estate Finance, 2005-2009 Retained as part of the Riggs merger with PNC to provide credit risk management for the newly created $1.5B portfolio of commercial real estate loans in Washington. Provide leadership for the underwriting and ongoing management of commercial real estate loans originated in the greater Washington area. RIGGS BANK N.A., Washington, DC 2001- 2005 Divisional Senior Vice President and Chief Credit Officer Executive responsible for setting overall credit policy for retail and commercial loans and managing overall credit risk for this $6.0 billion bank. Chair the Officer’s Loan Committee and the Portfolio Risk Management Committee. Other responsibilities include maintaining the Allowance for Loan and Lease Loss Reserve and making quarterly recommendations to the Board of Directors for changes. Approved over $1 billion of loans in each year while maintaining credit quality. The OCC ranked Riggs one of the top five banks in the country for credit quality in their 9/30/04 mid-size bank group peer report. FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK, McLean, VA 1991-2001 Managing Director: Private Capital Management Group, 2000-2001

Selected to lead newly restructured group. Set strategy, direct all operations, and manage team of 14 professionals providing innovative personal financial planning solutions for a client base of over 1,500 high-net-worth individuals representing $350 million in assets under management. Senior Vice President, Senior Credit Officer: First Union Securities, Inc., 1993-2000

Managed portfolio risk for $1.9 billion portfolio of loans for Defense, Aerospace, and Technical Services Group. Structured, underwrote, approved, and monitored loans; managed and developed team of 7 professionals servicing 75 client companies.

Shaun V. Kelley Page 2 Senior Vice President, Senior Workout Officer / Unit Leader: First American Metro Corp., 1991-1993 (acquired by First Union in 1993)

Challenged to launch and lead a small-business workout and recovery unit for $4.5 billion bank holding company undergoing severe financial difficulties. AMERICAN SECURITY BANK, Washington, DC 1987-1991 Vice President, Workout Officer, 1990-1991

Managed $50 million portfolio of high-risk, classified corporate and real estate loans. Oversaw situation analyses and created strategies to minimize loss. Worked with outside counsel on bankruptcy proceedings and served on creditors’ committees as bank representative. Vice President/Group Leader, Commercial Real Estate, 1987-1990

Originated, evaluated, and closed commercial real estate construction loans in Metropolitan Washington, DC. Originated $143 million of bank’s $180 million commercial real estate portfolio. BANK OF NEW ENGLAND, Boston, MA 1984-1987 Assistant Vice President, Commercial Real Estate

Directed origination, evaluation, and closing of commercial real estate construction and permanent loans. Grew loan portfolio from zero to $60 million, representing over 70 customers. BANK OF FLORIDA, St. Petersburg, FL 1983-1984 Assistant Vice President and Manager

Directed the activities of Commercial Loan Department; managed $25 million commercial-loan portfolio with more than 80 customers. Supervised and trained commercial loan officers. BANK OF BOSTON, Boston, MA, and Tampa, FL 1979-1983 Assistant Vice President, 1981-1983

Selected to develop middle-market commercial finance business in Florida. Developed referral network and sold financial products. Assisted in management of $20 million portfolio.

• Promoted after completing Loan Officer Development Program (1980-1981). • Promoted from Leasing Officer, Lloyds of London Special Project (1979-1980).

PRIOR EXPERIENCE in Financial Systems Analysis and Control for Polaroid Corporation and Financial Administration, Control, and Analysis for Raytheon Corporation.

Education MBA / Concentration: Marketing — Babson College, Babson Park, MA 1978 BS Business Administration / Concentration: Finance — Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA 1975

Additional Information • Community Leadership: Current: Loudoun Water, Board of Directors. Member of the Loudoun County

Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board and Chair its Finance Committee. Chair the Loudoun County Housing Joint Trust Fund. Past: Chair, Loudoun County Economic Development Advisory Commission. Member of the Loudoun County Housing Advisory Board. Member and Secretary of the Loudoun County Community Services Board. Member of the Loudoun County Financial Performance Audit Committee. Volunteer Treasurer, Boston Housing Partnership. Volunteer for Special Olympics and Challenger Little League Baseball.

NOMINATIONS

INTERESTED CITIZENS

From: Elahe Hessamfar Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 10:03 AM To: Prakash, Rachna Cc: Travis, Lynne Subject: Advisory Board Dear Rochna, Based on the encouragement from Mr. Joe Wilson, my research interest and personal passion for those suffering from mental Illness, I’d like to apply for the position of a member on the Advisory Board for Loudoun County Community Services Board. My resume is attached. Please let me know if I can answer any questions. Regards, Elahe Hessamfar, PhD

ELAHE HESSAMFAR, PhD

PROFILE After 25 years of professional experiences with increasing responsibilities, mostly at executive

management levels, I stopped working in Corporate America in order to care for my daughter

who was diagnosed with “schizophrenia” in 2001. That was the beginning of a passionate

research career to find answers to the human experience of Mental Illness, leading to a

doctorate in the field and authorship of a book to be published in fall of 2014.

Executive Leadership Exceptional Communicator Theological Research

Personnel Management Strategy Development Mental Illness Research

Budget Management Vision Casting Writer/Author

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN, Aberdeen, Scotland 2013

PhD in Divinity

Research thesis: In” The Fellowship of His Suffering”: A Theological Interpretation of Mental

Illness, A focus on “Schizophrenia”

REFORMED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Atlanta, GA 2009

MA in Biblical Studies

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, Washington DC 1981

MS in Computer Science

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, Lawrence, KS 1976

BS in Electrical Engineering

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Skyland Trail, Atlanta, GA 2004-2010

Working as a volunteer among those suffering from mental illness to help them cope with their

illness and move toward healing and recovery.

Dun & Bradstreet Corp., Murray Hill, NJ 1997-2001

Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer

• Responsible for the formulation and development of all global technology strategies and

systems.

• Managed a staff of more than 2000 employees and consultants with a budget of more

than $300M.

Turner Broadcasting Corp., Atlanta, GA 1993-1997

Corporate Vice President, Executive Committee

• Oversaw the development and implementation of all technologies of more than 100

companies within Turner conglomerate around the globe.

Pacific Bell Directory, San Francisco, CA 1987-1993

Vice President of Information Systems

• Responsible for planning, development and implementation of all Information systems

corporate wide.

MCI Corporation, Arlington, VA & San Francisco, CA 1983-1987

Senior Manager (1983-1985)

• Responsible for all Network Operations Systems for MCI’s national network

Director of Information System for the Pacific Division (1985-1987)

McDonnell Douglas, Rockville MD 1982-1983

Software Development Consultant

Lawtomation, Laurel MD 1981-1982

Software Developer

Joan Kowalski

March 6, 2014

To:Board of SupervisorsLoudoun County, Virginia

Good Day,

It is with great pleasure that I ask to be included in the Volunteer Citizen WorkGroup, in order to fill the vacancy as Sterling District Representative.

I have lived in Loudoun County for about 15 years and have developed a greatlove for this community. I’ve become increasingly involved in my district and amparticularly interested in enhancing my district in every way possible.

Although I was thrilled to see that the Sterling District has a vacancy on this particular advisory board, I would welcome any other suggestions if anothercommittee, commission or advisory board would appear to be better suited forme based on my resume.

Thank you very much, I look forward to receiving a response.

Best,

Joan KowalskiSterling, VA

Joan Kowalski

Goal

To be accepted into the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors ‘Volunteer Citizen Work Group’ and fill the current vacancy for Sterling District representative

Employment

1988 – CurrentOwner, Bob Ross Inc.Chantilly, VA703.803.7200

“The Joy of Painting” with Bob Ross is carried by nearly 450 public television stations throughout the United States,accessing more than 93.5 million households, and is broadcast in foreign countries as well; Japan, Mexico, ThePhilippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Turkey, The Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland,Belgium, Austria, Costa Rica and Canada, with inquiries emerging from other countries too.

The paints, brushes and other equipment for this technique was devised by Bob Ross, and there is a wide range ofinstructional materials, including books (over 5 million in print), packets, videos, an art club and interactive web site. A new Ross-style flower painting technique was launched based on giant public demand, followed by a wildlife tech-nique in keeping with the Ross “easy-does-it” approach. Almost 3,000 traveling certified instructors teach daily localBob Ross painting classes in the United States and in other countries.

People Magazine, USA Today, The New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, The Far Side, TV Guide, The Wall StreetJournal and many other publications have printed stories about Bob Ross. He’s been the guest on the Joan RiversShow, the Phil Donahue Show, Regis and Kathy Lee, CBS This Morning, The Today Show and others.

Education

1983 – James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA (Sociology Major, Political Science Minor)1979 – Herndon High School, Herndon, VA

Community

1976 – CurrentSaint John Neumann Catholic Church, Herndon, VA

2012 – CurrentLoudoun County Democratic Committee, Leesburg, VA

2013 – CurrentSterling Deserves Better, Sterling, VA

2013 – CurrentLeague of Women Voters Loudoun Chapter, Richmond, VA

2014 – CurrentLCDC Sterling District Chairman, Sterling, VA

2014 – CurrentSterling Foundation Inc., Sterling, VA

From: Pilar Vasquez Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 2:47 PM To: Prakash, Rachna Cc: Pilar Vasquez Subject: CSB Position Dear Rachna Prakash, I am applying for one of the At-Large positions of the Community Services Board. I learned about the position after a meeting with Joseph Wilson last week, and am excited about the prospect of joining the Board. I believe I may have a lot to offer. My oldest daughter has received services from Mental Health at the county for about 15 years, which has given me great insights. Besides my direct experience with that program, I have substantial experience with social causes in numerous charitable organizations, as you will see from my attached resume, as well as an undergraduate degree in psychology. In addition I have had twenty years of experience with a major corporation. I believe I could be an active and enthusiastic board member, and would be able to fulfill the written requirements required of members of CSB. I will be pleased to answer any questions you may have, and I look forward to hearing from you. Pilar Vasquez-Lunt

Pilar Vasquez-Lunt

PROFILE

Twenty year career at Gannett/USA Today

Bilingual English – Spanish. Extensive experience in social work.

Hard-working team player with great communication and organizational skills.

EXPERIENCE

Non-profit/Volunteer experience:

Teaching Hope August 2006 – 2013 Founder and Vice President of a start-up charity whose purpose is to provide education, life skills and a network of caring adults to older orphaned and or abandoned children in third world countries. Pilot program opened in Colombia. Our clients in this first effort are 90 girls between the ages of 8-18.

INOVA Fairfax Hospital for children

October 2009 –May 2010

Child Life Student Practicum/Volunteer

As an aspiring student of child life, I shadowed the Child Life Specialists. Their job is to provide the children with all the support they need while in the hospital. From teaching them how to cope with stress and anxiety to promote normal growth and development. This is done by creating a healthy environment, playing with the children, assisting and supporting their families and ultimately advocating for them. While I worked at the hospital, I got the chance to serve the Latino community, often the most vulnerable due to the lack of communication and understanding.

Kidsave International March 2006 – August 2006 Volunteer in the program “Summer Miracles”, which brought nine orphans from Colombia and 12 from Peru to the Washington, D.C., area for the summer to meet couples interested in adopting them. Raised the funds, translated for foster parents, organized weekend social activities and events to expose the children to life in America as well as giving adults the opportunity to get to know the kids. Acted as a liaison between couples and institutional reps/caregivers to encourage adoptions. All nine children from Colombia were adopted, eight in the D.C. area and one in France. Softly International August 2005 – March 2006 Program: “A bed for every child”. Co-organizer of a program which recruited volunteers to travel to Honduras in February 2006 to fund and build about 160 beds in the homes of impoverished people where the children were sleeping on the ground. Volunteers paid all expenses. The program considered by both recipients and participants a great success. The William Wendt Center for loss and healing (formerly Saint Francis Center) Washington, D.C. 1995 - 2000

Worked as a “Friend” volunteer in a program that provides grief and mental health counseling to the general population. Received extensive training in grief counseling. Worked 10-15 hours a week with terminally ill people as well as those who lost a loved one. I served the general population in the area that was generally the most impoverished and often of Spanish speaking background . Saint Michael’s School – Annandale, VA 1986 - 1989 Volunteered as a teacher’s aid about 15 hours a week in grades one through five. Professional Experience Carpenter’s Shelter Employment and Education Coordinator (temporary position) June 2012 –Dec 2012 Employment and education expert for individuals and families in the continuum of Care. Accountable for comprehensive employment and education component of the shelter’s mission and its subsequent outcomes.

• Ensure variety of job opportunities are posted at all times. • Quality, comprehensive education program • Oversight of scholarship process • Shelter assistance • Data collection

USA TODAY, McLean, VA 2002 - 2008 Scheduling Layout Analyst II • Have daily contact with sales force to fulfill requests for space and placement of the ads in the

paper.

• Mastered management of Advertising space available, which involves editorial space requirements as well as special adjacencies and other in-house features.

• When necessary, create the final layout of the domestic edition for the next day’s issue.

• Prepare daily Reports.

• Perform accurately under deadline pressure.

• When doing the layout, communicate with editorial staff to produce smart well- balanced and productive layouts.

• Manage and find space for some of the largest accounts that advertise with USA TODAY like Verizon, Milk, Volvo, Samsung, Exxon, HBO, Fidelity, Sony, Fidelity, Scotts and several more large accounts.

USA TODAY 1997 - 2002 International Edition Layout Analyst II • Managed the International Edition of USA TODAY that publishes abroad targeting Americans who

live mostly in Asia and Europe.

• Prepared and sent layout graphics of the international edition on a daily basis to the print sites in London, Hong Kong and Italy (no longer in existence)

• Besides managing the international edition space, placement of ads, I reported and liaison between editorial and sales force.

• Handled domestic accounts.

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USA TODAY 1992 - 1997

Advertising – Material traffic specialist II

• Maintained direct contact with advertising agencies to provide them with advertising specifications

For USA TODAY.

Linked material in the system to ensure requested accurate positioning.

Inspected B/W advertising material for correct specifications. Extensive reporting.

USA TODAY January 3rd 1989 – 1992

Special Projects Assistant to the Director of Advertising Operations

Special Projects.

Awards: 1996 President’s Circle Award: “Best idea of the year Team”. 1999 President’s Circle Award: “Hero of The year” Advertising –Adverting Operations. 2007 President’s Circle Award: “Best Sale of the Year”

EDUCATION

Georgetown University Washington, D.C. Special foreign students program - 1984

English composition and writing class

Northern Virginia Community College Annandale, VA.

1982 - 1984

Computer science, Business Administration, Psychology, Sociology and several computer courses.

Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogota, Colombia

1974 - 1979

Graduated in Psychology with a concentration in child Psychology

Universidad de La Sabana, Bogota, Colombia – Maria Montessori early education. 1975 -1977

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