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Robert T. Lennox Robert T. Lennox
18223 Kross Road ● Riverside, California 92508
Phone: 951.368.8103 ● Fax: 951.398.7207 ● Email: rlennox.home@gmail.com
 Generated $600,000 annual revenue from program fees and facility rentals
 Prepared and administer departmental budget ($3M General Fund)
 Co-managed CIP projects (pool renovation, new soccer park, new baseball complex, tennis center,
senior center)
 Monitored athletic field and landscape maintenance contractors for city-wide park facilities and
centers
 Prepared and delivered all department staff reports and presentations to City Council
 Administered Parks and Recreation Commission, Youth Advisory Committee, and Healthy Yucaipa
Committee
 Delivered annual special events: Music and Arts Festival, Autumnfest, Winterfest, Movies, Summer
Concerts, Car Show (+50k visitors and 22% increase in sales tax from events and ecotourism)
Deputy Director (9/08-11/11)
City of San Bernardino, Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
 Supervised: publicity and marketing, staff (55 FT, 200+ PT), programming, and facilities at all sites
 Marketed and managed 47 acre soccer complex, city-wide youth sports programs
 Hosted 20+ annual regional and national sports competition tournaments
 Enforced contract compliance with more than 20 vendor service agreements
 Generated $700,000 in facility rental revenue for soccer and all facilities and residual tourism profits
 Prepared and Administer departmental budget ($6.1M)
 Managed CIP funding accounts and project planning ($3.3M)
 Oversaw funding and reporting of 7 grant programs ($1.4M)
 Prepared all department staff reports and presentations for City Council meetings
 Oversaw maintenance and operations of 550 acres of park lands, 330 acres of Landscape
Maintenance Districts, and historic municipal cemetery
Recreation Supervisor (12/05-9/08)
City of Riverside, Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
 Supervised: publicity and marketing, staff, programming, and facilities at various parks
 Administered citywide outdoor facility and ball field reservations system (50+ athletic fields, 30 courts)
 Managed citywide Digital Inclusion Program in collaboration with SmartRiverside (6,000 students)
 Delivered annual “Rhythm of Riverside” Summer Concert Series and four 4th of July special events
 Opened and project managed 25,000 sq. ft Orange Terrace Community Center; $14 million
 Served as administrator for Safari RecWare reservations and registrations software application
 Managed annual Aquatics programs city-wide (80 employees, 7 pools, $200,000 annual revenue)
 Increased department revenue in various programs by 30% (registrations, technology, facility rentals)
Program Manager/Executive Director (11/04-11/05)
ARC/CORE Education Services
 Secured contracts totaling more than $80,000 of programming in 6 months
 Trained instructors and acted as interim director for various after school programs
 Applied for and established 501(c)(3) sister organization: Community Outdoor Recreation Education
(CORE) Adventures
 Managed over 100 nonprofit and municipal client accounts
 Adventure guide: kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, camping, & rock climbing
 Created and delivered PE curriculum for LA schools
Program Director (11/03-4/05)
Coro Southern California, Youth Leadership Initiative
 Authored grants resulting in over $200,000 for youth programming
 Delivered leadership programs to LA high school students, community groups, and organizations
 Rebuilt and maintained organization’s web page and content
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18223 Kross Road ● Riverside, California 92508
Phone: 951.368.8103 ● Fax: 951.398.7207 ● Email: rlennox.home@gmail.com
Adjunct Instructor (9/01-6/03)
California State University, Los Angeles
 Instructed undergraduate courses: nutrition, weight training, soccer, recreation programming, youth
development, health and fitness
Management Consultant (6/01-10/03)
City of Los Angeles, Dept of Recreation & Parks: Operation Healthy Neighborhoods-CLASS
 Created and operated evaluation procedures for program effectiveness and staff accountability
 Collected and analyzed statistics on crime and demographics of surrounding communities and
resources via LAPD Reporting Districts and Census tracts; published results with GIS mapping
 Researched effective recreation programming and implemented new youth development models
 Created and maintained an online management system application for monitoring and tracking
division budget, over 300 department employees, and 47 park facilities
 Co-managed operating budget of $8.6 million (2001), $7.2 million (2002), and $6.5 million (2003)
 Developed and managed a citywide youth adventure sports program for 400+ teens
 Produced, edited and published promotional videos for program publicity
Coro Fellow (9/00-6/01)
Coro Southern California, Fellowship in Public Affairs
“Among the top ten internships in the nation”-Princeton Review
1. Access Services Inc.: Organized contacts with government officials for lobbying on transportation issues
2. City of Los Angeles, Department of Recreation and Parks: Developed personal services contract
agreements for departmental training curriculum, created system to evaluate effectiveness of park
operations, management and community impact
3. OnLineLearning.net: Analyzed qualitative and quantitative student evaluations to improve course
management, software efficiency, and instructor accountability
4. AFL-CIO SEIU Local 535: Organized community members to support unionization of registered nurses at
Garfield Hospital
5. Brad Sherman for Congress: Fundraised, analyzed campaign strategies, organized mail spotting
6. Tavis Smiley Foundation (Youth to Leaders Program): Organized media exposure for series of annual
one day youth conferences touring the United States
University of California, San Diego (6/98-8/00)
RIMAC Sports Facilities
Special Event Technician/Assistant Production Manager
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 Lead Facility Supervisor
Cross Cultural Center
 Facilities Manager/Program Coordinator
EDUCATION
 Masters of Arts: Community Leadership/Recreation Administration,
California State University, Los Angeles, June 2003
 Bachelors of Arts: Ethnic Studies, University of California at San Diego, June 2000
PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS
Southern California Municipal Athletic Foundation
 Presenter: “Creating Healthy Positive Sub-Cultures for Youth Physical Activity”, October 13, 2006
 Presenter: “I want to do that!: innovation in recreation and physical activity for youth”, October 10, 2007
 Presenter: “Digital Inclusion: Connecting Community to Technology”, October 10, 2007
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