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RELATED EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED) RELATED EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED)
Principal Management Analyst, City Manager’s Office (continued) December 2005 – February 2012 Administrative Analyst III (continued) May 2001 – November 2003
 Prepare and review grant application proposals; assist assigned departments in developing grant proposals;
 Analyze activities concerning organizational structure, staffing, operations, procedures and policies; make interface with governmental groups regarding requirements for obtaining funds; monitor implemented grants to
recommendations for changes. verify compliance with operating and administrative objectives.
 Coordinate the preparation of the annual cost control study and cost allocation plan reports used to establish fees  Consult with groups or departments in any administrative area where advice or assistance is required or requested,
and charges and determine interdepartmental charges. resolving problems as needed.
 Supervise the monitoring and authorization of all position vacancies.  Receive, review and investigate complaints of a sensitive nature; negotiate with affected parties and develop
 Assist in establishing and implementing organizational policies and procedures, monitor effectiveness of policies acceptable solutions.
and procedures and make revisions or recommendations for improvement as appropriate.  Consult and meet with various intergovernmental, County and private groups and individuals to explain County
 Participate in the development of management information systems and processes. policies, implement programs, and establish and maintain cooperative relationships.
 Lead RFP process to select outside vendor to provide for the city’s communication and information technology  Prepare detailed budget, administrative and fiscal reports, procedures manuals, formal statements of County
needs. policies and practices and correspondence.
 Prepare cost analysis in support of bargaining efforts.
 Coordinate and prepare council reports, financial reports, statistical tables, charts and graphs. Los Angeles Superior Court, Los Angeles, CA
 Supervise and perform complex research and analyses activities regarding various financial related projects, such Analyst and Senior Analyst March 1997 – May 2001
as analyses of changing services and impacts upon fees and charges; analyses of alternative methods of financing;  Participate in all aspects involving the preparation of the Court’s annual budget totaling in excess of $500 million
analyses of state mandated financial reporting requirements; monitoring and analysis of federal and state proposed for submission to the state of California for inclusion in the Governor’s annual budget.
and implemented legislation.  Conduct complex administrative studies requiring knowledge of statistical analysis, systems and procedures
 Supervise the activities of the city’s centralized print shop and mailroom division. analysis, management practices and operational policies within a complex legal environment, such as for
 Serve as Interim Community Police Review Commission Manager implementation of one-day/one-trial jury program.
 Identify, analyze, evaluate and make recommendations for the solution of problems to departmental functions or
Self Employed/Educator/Consultant; Belize, Central America November 2003 – December 2005 modifications to existing programs.
Entrepreneur  Evaluate the effectiveness of program activities and make or recommend program modifications.
 Owner and operator of tourism based micro enterprise.  Monitor conformance with program budget and other Court requirements.
 Hired and trained 5 full-time tour guide employees.  Prepare narrative and statistical program performance reports and recommendations.
 Provided specialized tour guide services to a number of local hotels and tour business operators.  Assisted in preparing files for audits and quality assurance.
 Networked with local officials and tour business operators.  Develop and utilize spreadsheets, databases and other computer applications required to carry out assigned
 Owner and operator of retail auto parts store. studies, projects and reports.
 Performed accounting and bookkeeping for family owned businesses.
Educator Arthur Andersen LLP, Los Angeles, CA June 1995 – March 1997
 Lectured at Junior College and High School. Business Consultant
 Taught social studies and government classes.  Provide technical and administrative support in relation to specific projects for business clients in the utilities
 Taught principles of business administration. industry.
Consultant  Troubleshoot problems with business systems and recommend solutions to those problems.
 Conducted short-term consultancy with Government of Belize, Ministry of Forestry  Gather data, conduct interviews to map out business requirements and prepare database design; format financial
 Prepared report outlining ideas for revenue enhancement for Ministry of Forestry specifically as it relates to reports and conduct programming required to achieve specific project goals and objectives.
management of protected forest reserve areas within the Cockscomb basin in the country of Belize, Central  Prepare project status reports and provide updates at regular meetings with business clients.
America.  Develop relationships with clients in support of overall consulting process.

County of San Bernardino, CA
Administrative Analyst III May 2001 – November 2003 EDUCATION
 Evaluate fiscal and administrative policies for all Law and Justice Departments (Sheriff, Trial Court, District  Masters Business Administration, Management Concentration
Attorney, Public Defender) with a combined budget of over $350 million. California State University, San Bernardino, CA May 2010
 Develop budget instructions, plan, direct, and supervise the budgetary process to assist the Law and Justice Honors: Highest GPA/Outstanding Graduate Award
Departments with this process.
 Analyze department budget requests and develop findings and recommendations which are presented to the Chief  Bachelors of Science, Economics
Executive Officer and Board of Supervisors. Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA May 1995
 Monitor expenditures for assigned departments, identify areas of variance and initiate remedial actions. Honors: Magna cum Laude/Valedictorian
 Review and analyze proposed or adopted legislation impacting on County functions; formulate and recommend
reaction to such legislation; interpret existing legislation and ensure cost/effective compliance.  Bachelors of Business Administration
 Assisted in preparing files for audits and quality assurance. Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA May 1995
Honors: Magna cum Laude/Valedictorian