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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-98-0080J-97-710 11/14/97 RESOLUTION NO. 9 8 — 80 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING AN INDIVIDUAL TO SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST FOR A TERM AS DESIGNATED HEREIN. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The following individual, submitted for consideration by the Performing Arts Center Trust Nominating Committee, is hereby appointed by the Commission at -Large as a member of the Performing Arts Center Trust, to serve a term expiring December 31, 1998: Ruth Greenfield Section 2. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13th APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: A QXANNqON9 , III TY ATT Y W1913:BSS day of January 1998. VIER L. SIVAREZ, MAYOR C= CO1I UMON MEETING OF JAN 1 3 1998 Reaoluticmm No. (� JJ` 80 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA 52 INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO The Honorable Members of DATE : November 25, 1997 FILE the Ci Commission SUBJECT : One Appointment Needed to the Performing Arts Center Trust FROM : Waiter,F6eman REFERENCES : (November 25, 1997 Agenda) City Cleric ENCLOSURES: (List of Members and Nominees) The Performing Arts Center Trust (PACT) was created to provide a broad source of community support for the proposed Performing Arts Center, Miami, Florida. PACT has three members from the City of Miami. One of said three seats is presently vacant, due to Commissioner Plummer's resignation as a member of said trust. Appointments to PACT must be made from a slate of nominees provided by PACT's Nominating Committee (see attached section 6.6 of the Articles of Incorporation of PACT). On March 27, 1997, the City Commission passed Motion 97-248 nominating Ruth Greenfield as a candidate for appointment to the PACT. PACT has submitted a slate of nominees. The Commission may select one name from the slate: Slate: 1 Caleb A. Davis J2 Ruth Wolkowsky Greenfield (3 George Zelma Attached are copies of resumes submitted regarding said nominees to assist you in your decision making. This appointment will fill an unexpired two year term which will end on December 31, 1998. By copy of this memorandum, we are requesting the Agenda Office to place this issue on the November 25, 1997 Commission agenda. Attached, for your information, is a copy of the current members from the City of Miami serving on PACT. WJF:sl cc: Edward Marquez, City Manager Parker D. Thompson, President, Performing Arts Center Trust Susan A. Camp, Administrator, Performing Arts Center Trust Elvi Galiastegui-Alonso, Agenda Coordinator Beverly Solomon, Legislative Coordinator Ae�p.. (ld2l<sI>hmcc - pg. 27 NON -CITY BOARD THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST (PACT) (24 members; 3 from City of Miami) APT. NAME, ADDRESS DATE RESOLUTION EXPIRE at large FRED JOSEPH, 1717 North Bayshore Dr., Suite 3856, M-33132 (579-9088) 6-13-96 R-96-406 12_31 _c at large HENRY COURTNEY, Esq., 100 Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 1700, M-33132 (W= 358-1057; H= 758-0080) 3-27-97 R-97-247 12-31-99 at large City of Miami City Hail [resigned] 1-25-96 R-96-34 12-31-98 w 9/22/97 METROPOLITAN DADE �- .,LINTY, FLORIDA ifRk 9614 STEPHEN P. CLARK CENTER August 1, 1997 Walter Foeman, City Clerk City of Miami 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Dear Mr. Foeman: PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST, INC. c/o CULTURAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL SUITE 625 111 N.W. 1st STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 33126-1964 TELEPHONE: (305) 3754634 FAX: 375-3066 At its meeting on July 29, 1997, the Performing Arts Center Trust (PACT) unanimously approved reconnnending the following slate of candidates for the City of Miami's selection of an at -large appointment to the Board of the Performing Arts Center Trust. The nominations process, winch involved public advertisements and proactive recruitment by the PACT, resulted in the submission of 35 nominations, providing an authentic representation of the diversity of our community. Pursuant to the PACTs appointments process as outlined in its Articles of Incorporation, your consideration and formal action reguding these recommendations would be appreciated. Tie candidates are listed below in alphabetical order. Vacant Term of J.L. Plummer, Jr. This appointment will carry a 2 year term which will expire on December 31, 1998. One candidate should be chosen from the following slate: of Miami Co - At Lm= Slate #2 1. Caleb A. Davis 2. Ruth Wolkowsky Greenfield 3. George Zehna Attached are copies of each nominee's resume for assistance with your consideration. Please mote, the City is required to select one name from the slate submitted. Please notify us in writing at your earliest convenience of the action taken by the City of Miami. Thank you. Sincerely, --1 D .. i 74�t�o .J Parker D. Thomson, President _ Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. _ cc: Caleb A. I•. Ruth Wolkowsky Greenfield George Zelma 9s- so Performing Arts Center Trust Nominations Process Excerpt from the Performing Are Center Trust Articles of Incorporation 6.6. Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee shall consist of five voting members of the Corporation. At least thirty days prior to each annual meeting of the Corporation, and as frequently as is necessary to fill vacancies in unexpired terms of Directors, the Nominating Committee shall prepare and submit to the Board of County Commissioners and to the appropriate City Commissions or to the School Board a slate of nominees for the election of Directors. Other candidates whose consent has been obtained may be placed in nomination for expired terns by the written petition of any five voting members of the Corporation. Any such petition shall be filed with the Secretary at least fifteen days prior to the annual meeting and shall be announced with the Nominating Committee's slate to the Board of County Commissioners. For each vacancy the Nominating Committee shall submit the names of three nominees. The Board of County Commissioners, and each City Commission and the School Board will select one Director from the three names submitted by the Nominating Committee or other names duly submitted by petition. If the Board of County Commissioners, or - either City Commission or the School Board does not find the Nominating Committee's slate - - acceptable or any of the other names submitted to it by written petition acceptable, it may request the Nominating Committee to submit a new slate. 08— 80 7 Performing Arts Center Trust Board Appointments (as of 8/1/97) Appointed By: Name Term Ex pires: Board of County Commissioners At -Large Al Cardenas Tow & Beasley Miami Center 26th Floor 201 South Biscayne Boulevard Miami, Florida 33131.4336 Ph: 305-539-2480 Fax: 305-536.1116 Board of County Commissioners At -large Board of County Commissioners At -Large T. Willard Fair Urban League of Greater Miami, Inc. $500 N.W. 25th Avenue Miami, Florida 33147 Ph: 305-696-4450 Fax: 305-696-4455 Eleanor Kiuger 6600 N.W. 74th Avenue Miami, Florida 33166 Ph: 30541846800 Fax: 305-884-1200 Board of County Commissioners At -Large Parker D. Thomson Thomson Muraro Razook & Hart. PA Sun Bank International. Suite 1700 One Southeast Third Avenue Miami, Florida 33131 Ph: 305-350.7200 Fax: 306-374-1005 Board of County Commissioners At -Large Sidney Weisburd $62 West 47th Street Miami Beach. Florida 33140 Ph: 305-673-2015 Fax: 305.673-8903 Commissioner Barbara Carey Commissioner Betty Ferguson Commissioner Bruce Kaplan Robert Bernard Ingram City or Op"dw 777 Sharazad Boulevard Opa-locka. Florida 33054 Ph: 305.953.2802 Fax: 305-963-2834 Thomasins H. Williams Law Offices Williams S Associates. PA World Trade Center, Suite 1830 80 S.W. Eighth Street Miami, Florida 33130 Ph: 305-379-6676 Fax: 305-379.4641 Richard W. Tobin Strategy Research Corporation 100 N.W. 37th Avenue Miami. Florida 33125 Ph: 306-649-6400 Fax: 3054WO-6312 1998 1998 1999 1999 1997 1998 1999 98- 80 PaP6 Performing Arts Center Trust Board Appointments (as of 8/1/97) Appointed By: Name Term Expires: Commissioner Dennis C. Moss Commissioner Gwen Margolis Commissioner James Burke Commissioner Javier Souto Commissioner Jimmy Morales Commissioner Katy Sorenson Commissioner Miguel Diaz de Is Portilla Commissioner Miriam Alonso Commissioner Natacha Se*w Millen Cornelia Dozier 1997 Coconut Grow Children's Theatre 12330 S.W. 14M Terrace Miami, Florida 33186 Ph: 305-858-5180 Fax: 305-858.5971 Stuart L. Blumberg 1997 Greater Miami d The Beaches Hotel Association 407 Lincoln Road, Suite 10G Miami Beach. Florida 33139 Ph: 305-631-3553 Fax: 305-631-8954 David L. Wilson 1997 Financial Services Organization 1717 North Bayshore Drive, #124 Miami, Florida 33132 Ph: 305-358-1040 Fax: 305-358-7266 Sonia Burini 1999 Franco B. 700 Coral Way, Penthouse Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Ph: 305.446-7896 Fax: Michael A. Benages 1997 1236 Obispo Avenue Coral Gables Florida 33134 Ph: 305-567-0006 Fax: 305-445-1362 VACANT 1998 Ph: Fax: Laura de Ona 1999 Laura de Ona, P.A., Attorneys at Law 75 Valencia Avenue, 4th Floor Coral Gables. Florida 33134 Ph: 306 446-0640 Fax: 305-443-0164 VACANT 1998 Ph: Fax: Sheila Turkiewicz 1998 PTG-Florida, Inc. One Bayfront Plaza 100 South Biscayne Blvd, Suite 1200 Miami Florida 33131 Ph: 305-379-2700 Fax: 305-379.5901 10 $_ s® Page 2 Performing Arts Center Trust Board Appointments (as of 811/97) Appointed By: Name Term Expires: Commissioner Pedro Reboredo Manuel Ochoa 1998 The Miami Symphony Orchestra 6915 Red Road, Suite 219 Coral Gables, Florida 33143 Ph: 305-667-0015 Fax: 305-667-1256 City of Miami Commission At -Large , VACANT 1998 Ph: Fax: City of Miami Commission At -Large Henry T. Courtney 1999 Courtney & Webb 100 North Biscayne Blvd.. #1700 Miami, Florida 33132 Ph: 305-35&1057 Fax: 305-371-8369 City of Miami Commission At -Large Fred N. Joseph 1998 Grand Condominium Association 1717 North Bayshore Dr., Suite 3856 _ Miami, Florida 33132 Ph: 305-579.9086 Fax: 305-530-0016 City of Miami Beach Commission At -Large Stanley H. Arkin 1999 5500 Collins Avenue, fl803 Miami Beach, Florida 33140 Ph: 305.866.2443 Fax: 305-861-0428 City of Miami Beach Commission At -Large Commissioner Neisen 0. Kasdin 1998 Geiger, Kasdin, Hadar. Kuperstain, Chames 6 Woo 1428 Brickel Avenue, 6th Floor Miami, Florida 33131 Ph: 305-372-5000 Fax: 305-372-0052 City of Miami Beach Commission At -Large Hahn L. Kohen 1999 16 Island Avenue, Apt. #5-B Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Ph: 305-631-7172 Fax: 305-634.1828 Concert Association of Florida I. Stanley Levine TENURE Levine & Geiger 1110 Brickell Avenue, #700 Miami, Florida 33131 Ph: 306-372-1350 Fax: 30&372-1352 Florida Grand Opera James Herron TENURE 2891 Seminole Street Miami, Florida 33133 Ph: 305-859-8601 Fax: 305.859-2184 Page 9IS- 80 Performing Arts Center Trust Board Appointments (as of 8/1/97) Appointed By: Name Term Expires: Florida Philharmonic Orchestra Miami City Ballet The New World Symphony Ballet Concerto Hispanic of Miami The Inner -City Children's Touring Dance Company Dade County Public School Board Julian H. Kreeger, PA Courthouse Tower 44 West Flagler Street. #1725 Miami, Florida 33130 Ph: 306-373.3101 Fax: 305-381-8734 Juan P. Loumiet Greenberg, Traurig, at al 1221 Brickell Ave., 24th Floor Miami, Florida 33131 Ph: 305-579-0526 Fax: 306-679-0717 Judy Weiser 240 Arvida Parkway Coral Gables, Florida 33156 Ph: 30"62-5767 Fax: 306-662-5766 VACANT Ph: Fax: Florene Nichols Inner City Children's Touring Dance Co. 4120 N.W. 6th Avenue Miami, Florida 33127 Ph: 305-758-16" Fax: 305-758-15M Betsy Kaplan School Board of Dade County 1450 N.E. 2nd Ave., Rm. 309 Miami, Florida 33132 Ph: 306-99&1334 Fax: 305-995.1572 TENURE TENURE TENURE 1997 1997 1997 12 9 8 - 80 Page 4 arforming Arts Center Trust Board Member Profile 'urrent Board Matrix as of 8/1197) attic __- Appointed By (Grouping)' Appointed By: _----- — _ Arrpb Black Hhrpanlo Mab Female TERM i Cardenas d Fair Board of County Commissioners Board at County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners - At Large 1 bww D. Board a County Corumisslonsm Board a County Commissioners - At large Board of County Commissioners - At Large 1 1998 1998 arkar Thomson Board of Co" Commissioners Board a County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners - At 1 1 1 1999 10fwoiH oobert 8attiard a ard of camtlssiornara Board of County Commissioners - At Large comnisslwrar Barbara Carey ; 1999 1999 Wed W. TOW Cominissioners1 Belly Ferguson 19�987 a de Dozier Board a C� C=M*wlauas Counwr� KaplanC. 1 1 1 L �� Board a County Comt*wWnars Board of �rrtY Carrrrnk*lorrers ComNssion r Deuces 1 1 1 1999 avid avid L. VYNsori Board a Couniy C.ommissiornsn ComNssioner Gwen Margolis Commissioner James Burke 1 1 1997 1997 anis BUM keel A 8erneges Bard of Carty Camdssiorws Board a Cary Camdsslonws Carmdsskhner Javier Souto 1 1 1 199 ACANT Bernd a County Camdsslaara Jimmy1 orales Commissioner Katy Sorenson 1 1 199b 1997 wrade1998 ACANT� Board of County Canmigsbws m Ugual Diaz do is PartlNe Boarda County Co mdssioners CamilssionenMMiam 1 1 1999 wilanu Ochs anuN Ocaa Board a Canty COMOMlaexa Alaao Commissioner NaWw S. Milan 1 1998 Boat a County Commissioners nmissbnwx Pedro Reboredo 1 1� C, . m8 1 1 6 li 10 6 ACANT enryN. Courtney city of Miami Ca nmisslon CRY of Miami Cannuisslon cra Mia mi ami Commission - At Large — City a Miami Canmission CitJosephy a Miami Commission - At l CRY a Commission Miami Coission - At teas 1 1 1999 1999 ? 0 p 0 1998 W" Ankh Nelson Mami Beach e d City a Miami Beach CanmiSslon - At Large 1 Wen L� � CRtyj► Miarni Beach Con CRY of Muni Beach Commission City a Mimi Beach Commis". At Large 1 1 1 1999 City Of Miwnl Beach Commission - At Large 1 1998 1 Stanley Levin Hermon Primary Artistic Organization Concert Association of Fbrtda ones M P PrinwY Arrsk Orgmdzall n Primary Artlsdc Organ izelon Florida Grand Opera Florida philharmonic orchestra 1 TENUP- TENU► .KKraesper Pfiwy Aftk organization Aland city a" 1 TENURE rrty Welser Primary Artislic O jenizal on Nov Wotd Symphony 1 1 1 TENURE 0 1 4 TENURE kCANT Hispanic American Artistic Organization Bawer Concerto Hisp anic panic of Miami 0 0 0 p 0 1997 rNidrok AMcan American Artistic Organization The Inner -City Children's Touring Dance Company 1 - --- 0 1 p 0 1 i 1997 My Kaplan Dade County Public School Board Dade County Public School Board 1 ubbW - -- _....— _.._... ........... 1 0 0 0 1 i 1997 otals m 16 6 6 18 10 w 57% 21% 21% sax 36% 98- 80 oconut Grove PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Caleb A. Davis , FOUNDING MEMBERS Helen S. Bentley Leon G. Robinson, Chairman Emeritus Louie S. Woods BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS: Frankie S. Rolle. Chairperson Donald J. Butler, trice Chairperson Harold T. Fields, Jr., Treasurer Pinky Sands, Secretary MEMBERS Ovidio Bermudez. M.D. Richard J. Feinstein. M.D. Dr. Sandra Gibson John Keenan Larry Ligammare Dr. Lily Mantelle Dr. Cart E. B McKenry Sherri L. Porcelain Eleni Srakianaki, M.D. Gem Tinnis Estella Whitehead Or. R. Paul Young 0 A lJrrt�d Way A*Vy ® so Mm►� mow`.. FAMILY HEALTH CENTER, INC. October 30, 1996 Mr. James Herron, Chairman Performing Arts Center Trust Nominating Committee Performing Arts Center Trust Inc. C/O Metro -Dade Cultural Affairs Council 111 N.W. 1 st Street, Suite 62 S Miami, Florida 33128 RE: Performing Art Center Trust Nomination Dear Mr. Herron; This letter is being submitted to formally acknowledge my interest in becoming a member of the Board of Directors of the Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. I am an African -American male residing in Metro -Dade County for the past sixteen (16) years and have been employed at the Coconut Grove Family Health Center, Inc. during that time; having escalated to the present position of President/CEO of this organization. Twelve years ago, I (in partnership with my spouse) opened Gallery Antigua, a fine arts gallery and framing concern, specializing in African, African -American and Caribbean Art Forms. Enclosed, for your information are copies of two (2) resumes, outlining in some detail, my experiences and educational achievement, which hopefully will serve to inform more clearly, and support my belief that I could serve effectively as a participating member of the board. 3090 S.W. 37th AVENUE, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA 33133 PHONE (305) 447-4950 15 98- 8Q Page 2 Presently, I am the Treasurer of the African -American Caribbean Culpiral Arts Commission of Dade County, and have been serving in that capacity for the past three (3) years. The AACCAC, has been instrumental in bringing some of the most exciting artists, authors and dance troupes to the South East Florida area contributing to adding another culturat/ethnic dimension to the multi -cultural evolution of the arts in this area. I have served on the Professional Advisory Committee to Metro -Dade Arts in Public Places and have worked - directly with the . Director Mrs. Vivian Donnell Rodriguez in the selection of several artists and in for various public sites in Dade County. My interest in wishing tQ serve as a member of the Board of Directors of PACT., stems from by belief that I could contribute a positive input into the development of what has the potential to become the outstanding Performing Arts Center in the whole state of Florida. I would like to be a part of that process, and believe strongly in those effort that should be relevantly and realistically representative of the total community. If there is a need for additional information or clarification in this matter, please contact me at, 447-4950 Ext. 214 qs- so 16 EMPLOYMENT RESUME OF CALEB A. DAVIS PII'RSONAL• MWORMATION! Address: 155 N.W. 91 Street Muni, Florida 33150 Telephone: (305) 757-5334 Marital Status: Married GRADUATE WnUCATION: 1982-87 Completed Course work in Philosophy of Business Administration • Ph.D. • ABD Union College, Antioch. Ohio 1979-90 Doctoral Program - 20 Hours credit _ University of Miami . Department of Applied Social Sciences Urban Studies Division Coral Gables. Florida 1971 Masters of Arts Degree (M.A.) - Sociology New York University - Deportment of Sociology Waddr4poa Square Campus New Yodr, New York 1 %7 Graduate School of Sociology - 4 Hours Credit Hunter College New York New York 1958 Oraduate School of Social Work - 18 Hours Credit Kansas University Lawrence. Kansas UNDERCRADUA32 EDUCATION! 1957 Bachelor of Arts Degree (B.A.) - Sociology Ottawa university Ottawa. Kansas >t'MPL_OYME-NT Z2=jZNCZi June 1990 Coconut Grove Family Health Center, Inc. 3230 Hibiscus Street Miami. Florida 33133 Position: PRESIDENT/CHIEF E?1ECUriVE OFFICER 98- so 17 Duties: Responsible for over-all coordination and administration of health services delivery system within Coconut Grove Family Health Center. Inc. Federally funded primacy health care center; Section 330 Urban Health Care. Responsible for Program Development. Fiscal controls and management of 4 million dollar budget; supervision of 63 staff persons, consisting of Medical Doctors, Nurses, Laboratory Technicians, Purchasing Agent. Financial Director. etc. Staff make-up represents professional and Para -professional profiles. Responsibilities include grantsmanship, development of proposals which are submitted to dixerse Binding sources. e.g. Federal. State. City. and Private sources. Ex-oRicio member of Board of Directors for Coconut Grove Family Health Center, Inc. Preparation of monthly, quarterly and annual programmatic and fiscal reports submitted to governmental agencies and Board of Directors. Nov. 1978 - April 1980 Area Drug Abuse Council. Inc. (ADAC) 324 Datm Street - Suite 300 West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 Position: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Duties: Responsible for over-all coordination and administration of drug delivery system for Palm Beach County. Responsible for administration and supervision of contracts with seven "affiliate" agencies. Responsible for direct treatment services in the delivery of drug treatment services for Paim Beach County. Position is also responsible for the over-all development and coordination of training of staff within the system; responsible for "tracking systems of client development" and fiscal budget for organization; data collection and preparation of quarterly and annual reports and written affiliate agreements and linkages between program and other service delivery agencies within Palm Beach County. Over-all budget responsibility for a 1.3 million dollar budget consisting of federal. state and county funds. Supervises 43 employees within the drag treatment system. May 1977 - Nov. I978 Florida Drug Abuse prevention and Education Trust Fund 2639 North Monroe Swat, Box 61 Tallahassee, Florida 32303 Position: VOCATIONAL COORDINATOR FOR SOUTH EASTERN REGION OF STATE Duties: Responsible for over-all coordination and development of voationai rehabilitation services between drug treatment programs and other service delivery agencies in an urban setting located in Palm Beach County. Related to vocational rehabilitation as well as the training of counselors in drag treatment and "other: service delivery agencies in the area. Responsible for development of"needs assessment" survey to determine "needs' of agencies. clients and treatment counselors in the area. Responsible for data collection. preparation of weekly. monthly, quarterly and annual reports and development of written "linkages: between treatment programs and other service delivery agencies. 18 so Aug 1975 - Dec 1977 Mental Health District Board No. 20, Inc. 2001 Palm Beach Lakes. Blvd. West Palm Beach. Florida Position: DEPUTY DIRECTOR - RESPONSIBLE FOR PROGRAM PLANNING AND EVALUATION Duties: Responsible for over-all administration of office; monitoring of 2.3 million dollar budget (Federal. State. County) for nine (9) mental health service providing agencies under contract to the Board Supervision of Board staff of five (5) persons — professionals and par ,professionals. All "other" duties as outlined under "Director of Program Planning tit Evaluation". July 1974 - Aug 1975 Mental Health District Board No. 20. Inc. Forum Professional Center 1639 Forum Place West Palm Beach. Florida Position: DMECTOR. PROGRAM PLANNING tit EVALUATION Duties: Responsible for over-all coordination and development of mental health resources within Mental Health District 20 (Palm Such County). Responsible for the preparation. development of annual reports and the Comprehensive Mental Health District Plan. Responsible for data collection of programs, dernogrWWe date, community and target groups within the District. Responsible for the program evaluation of all agencies and organizatioms within the mental health arena of District Board No. 20. Assist co npomeM agencies in the development of grant proposals and negotiations with grantors. Reprosent District Mental Health Board No 20 at all community meetings and interagency negotiations WdWounds (e.g.. psychologisK social workers, community organizers. arc.). July 1973 - July 1974 National Institute of Mental Health National Drug Training Applied Social Sciences University o(Miami Pat Office Boat 8074 Coral Gables. Florida 33124 Position: DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL PLACEMENT Duties: Responsible for coordination of all clinical and field training in area of Substance Abuse with specialized training in alcohol. Responsible for developments of training curriculum and field assignments of trainees in local drug moment programs. Responsible for provision of technical assistance to local drug programs and those '`programs within regional jurisdiction (Florida. Alabama. Georgia► North tit South Carolina. Puerto Rico. Virgin Islands. and Costa Rica). Responsible for provisions 98- 80 19 regarding assessing their training needs. Responsible for supervision and administrations of five (5) full-time staff and 15 lecturer -consultants. April 1971 - July 1973 Brookdale Medical Center Department of Psychiatry Community Mental Health Center Brooklyn. New York Position: CHIEF OF CONSULTATION & EDUCATION DIVISION Duties: Overfill coordination and administration of Division; responsible for budget of S7S7,000 and 23 staffersons; "other' duties as listed in job description. Sept 1969 - March 1971 Brookdale Medial Center Department of Psychiatry Community Mental Health Center Brooklyn, New York Position: ASSOCIATE CHIEF OF CONSULTATION & EDUCATION DIVISION CHAIRMAN do COORDINATOR OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE Comw TEE Duties: As Associate Chief of C&E Divisio% was responsible for supervision, coordination and • administration Fall community outreach programs of the Community Mental Health Center. Responsibilities also included consultation to community agsncies and organizations around administration. supervisory problems, ease, consultation. and conducting sensitivity groups for community agencies and organimtions in the area attheme- interkrence reduction. Consultation to Binding and development of granat vis-avis federal. state and city agencies. Responsible for supervision and administration of 23 staf - 64W51 er—yelprofessionals (interdisciplinary stash and paraprofessionals. Coordination of all Substance Abuse Programs within Community Mental Health Center (drug addiction. alcohol, ere.) DrMapmwo(PievmWonMA=WooPmgmmin Substance Abuse for Brownsville Community agencies, organization& schools, Churches. eta In-Senrice Training of District No. 23 School Teacher. Family Workers. Street Workers in PreiventioNEduation techniques in drug addietion and substance abuse. Staffdevdopment workshopc sensitivity training, ere, Consultation to District No. 23 School Board regarding substance abuse problems. Sept 1970 - June 1971 Human Relations Laboratory New York University Human Relations Department Washington Square Campus New York. New York Position: TRAINER - iu- 80 20 Duties: Training potential group trainers, leaders in areas of sensitivity experiences. T-groups, rap groups, attack encounters, role playing. primal experiences. etc. Sept 1970 - June 1971 Opportunities Program New York University 547 LaGuardia Place New York. New York Position: TRAINER Duties: Conducted sensitivity experience for young students (17-11 years) in the program in areas of Black experiences, Black culture, history and race relations. Individual counseling of youths regarding schooling, employment opportunities, etc. Supervised by Doctor Glen Noble and Doctor Clayton Majite. respectively. Aug 1967 - Aug 1969 District Attorneys Office Queens County New York Position: NARCOTIC CONSULTANT TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY Duties: Consultation involving narcotic matters, training of District Attorneys Drug Enforcement Stalt working with Queens Area Schools (teachers and students) in drug - related matters. Jan 1967 - Aug 1969 New York State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission Division of Education Bureau of Community Education Centers ISM Stoadway New York. New Yak Position: AREA DIRECTOR DOWNSTATE EDUCATION CENTERS Duties Supervision of nine (9) senior community representatives. tine (9) steewgtapiners. volunteers. etc. RORMS'ble for coordinating and supervising the ovetali operation Of a group of community narcotic education centem providing advice and interpreting policy to center supervisor& contacting interested organizations developing standard Procedure fa center stall and assisting in in-service training programs. Sept 1964 - Jan 1967 Morris I Bernstein Institute 307 Second Avenue New Yak. New Yak Position: GROUP COUNSELOR INTENSIVE TR.EATNMNT CENTER dt DETOXIFICATION ,.., HOSPITAL FOR DRUG ADDICTS 98- 80 21 Duties: Counseling and group work with drub addicts. Group work with both females and males 18 years of age and upwards. Interviewing on intake basis. Supervised by Mr. Phillip Oraby, Unit Supervisor (part-time 20 hours per week). March 1964 - Jan 1967 New York Youth Counsel Bureau 155 Leonard Street New York. New York POSITION: SOCIAL WORKER Duties: Casework with adolewents-girls and boys (16.19) appearing before the courts. Group work with girls and boys (16.19) and group work with pars tts. Work with the courts, work with patents. Work with the courts. work with the community organizations; planning with schools. and other agencies. Social Worker in charge of special •project BAM• (Barbiturates. Amphetamines. Marijuana) for the agem7 in the form of casework and group work Liaison work between clinics and courts. Supervised by Mr. Henry Ablesser, ACSW, Case Consultant. Feb 1963 - March 19" New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children 110 East 77th Street New York. New York Position: SOCIAL WORKER Duties: Caseworker with parents and children; work with community ocpnizations; work with courts; group work with delinquent boys and girls. Supervised by Mr. Bernard Fagan, Unit Supervisor. May 1%2 - Febnuary 1%3 Cumberland Hospital Mental Hygiene Clinic 39 Auburn Place Brooklyn, New York Position: PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER - SOCIAL WORKER IN CHARGE OF NARCOTIC CLINIC Duties: Casework with narcotic addicts; group work with adolescents (emotionally disturbed). work with a&ft and drug addictr. counseling youths in coa iet with the law. Supervised by Dr. John 13. Leedy. Director of Clinic, Case Supervision by Mrs. Sarah B. Woodson, ACSW Case Supervisor. April 1960 - May 1962 Menninget Clinic Southard School for Chidren Topeka. Kansas Position: CHILD CASEWORKER It 22 80 Duties: Caseworker with emotionally disturbed children in an intensive treatment center, work with parents. Planning with schools and community organisations. co -led groups. Supervised by Mr. Donald Perkinr. Unit Supervisor. Oct 1959 - Aprd 1960 Harlem Hapital 135th Street and Lenox Avenue New York. New York Position: MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKER Duties: Casework with pereats and their cbildrm within a clinkel setting, Social %aim in cbarp o(Hane Care Programn Program (vi ttstian of pstieres an after -are baas)r. planning with hinthes toward patients' returning to their banes. Casework with narcotic and addicts; group work (supportive) vab ad&M June 1959 - Oct 1959 Menninger Clinic Southard School for Children Topeka, Ka Position: CHILD CASEWORKER 11 Duties: Caeewadw vwth emotionally disturbed chIMM and their pane M in an intensive treatrrneent crater. Planning vAth schools and eomsmWty orgtunizations. oo-led groups. Supervised by Mr. Donald Perkins; Unit Supervisor: June 1958 - June 1959 Topeka Stall Hospitd Topeka. Kansas Position: PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER Duties: Caeewa wr writh emotionally and mentally disturbed patients is an a teneive setting, Pbeeiang with bm ies and cominunity orglnirations for the return of; - - to the o , - sty Group wwk vAtb adok female gtonp (supponM). Supmvised by Nra Elizabedt Clark Director at Social Suvow CONSULTAYrZX Consultant to Minority Mental Haab Programs Dgmtnww 11 -* , aal lmsdtt b o Mental Haft (NDv" Washiagloat. D.C. Conaltaat to National Institute oMm Abuse (MA) Wadninoom„ D.C. Consultant to Herrick Memorial Canprebenave Community Maaa1 Ifis, h Center Bwbft.. Conadtent to MoM Cities Agam7 of New York City New Yank. New York Consultant to: Black Professional Caucus of Palm Beech 23 OR- 80 County West Palm Beach. Florida Consultant to: National Association of Black Social Work Conference. Nashville, Tennessee - 1970 PAPERS PAMM1 TIM Strengths of Black Families - Pensacola Chapter. Association of Black Social Workers. Pensacola. Florida . October, 1977 Political Social & Economic Factoa Affecting Incidence of subebenoe Above Amoopt Black Youth - Florids confsreace an Alooho m amoop teempa - Febnwy,197& Understanding the Ghetto Addict Culture & Lilt Style as hyraces co n6rence for Black Psychologists and Soei gosu. Nashville, Tennessee - April,1974. Development of Community Base CousultationlEducation Program (Social Modd for Urban ACbirs) - CoroultationJF.dtrcation . Racism in Mental Health Delivery System — -Status Quo' - Florida Council of Mental Health Center Directors and District Bored Adminis-r -, :. Hodlyumd. Florida- April. 1973. 1. National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW) 2. Chairman, Palm Desch Chaper. Association of Black Social WwbM (ASM 3. National Association of Black Hospital Administrators (NABHA) 4. Association of N&danA Training Laborseor* Inc. (ANTE) S. Msenber of Kappa Alpha Fd of Wit Palm Beacb Alumnae, Inc. 6. Member of Southern Christian Leadership Coaderence (SCLQ 7. Member of Brooklyn Congress of Racial F.*N ty (CORE) 1. Nhadw of FWw Beach Camay Urban L.eagte 9. National Association Sor Advancement ofColored Peoples (NAACP) to. Association of MeaW Health Administraoors (NAIVM) S0 W. A. Tbomae White Executive Ditedw Depaemnnt of Human Resmross Palm Beach Caraly Coamdadoa 205 Dana Shim West PA= Bomb Flonde Mr. Walter Kelly Peeddent Arm Drug Abuse Count, Iae. 324 Dwam Street Suite 300 West Palen Beach. Florida Mr. Ralph Shevin Attaeey General State Capitol Tallalesse!!ids - Telephonne (30S) 837-2228 - offt . Telephone (303) 635-.11" - office R- 80 24 - 1�tE�[BER arts In Public Place Committee -Metro-Dade County Miami, Fl CONSUT-TANT New World School Of The arts, Art Dept. Miami, Fl TR Q4NG EXPER 1ENCE- April 15-23, 1993 Smithonian Institute Washington, D.C. Training In Gallery And :Museum Curatorial Techniques. Exhibition Development And Installation of Art; Contract Negotiation And Development. August 3-10,1991 Studio :Museum Of Harlem New York, New York Seminar In African -American Aesthetics In Art; The Art of Printing. PRESENTATTONS -African Art & Sculpture Sarasota Community College Saratoga, Fl. - Jan. 1994 -African Icons Miami Dade Community College Miami, Fl. Feb. 1993 -African-American Art (Harlem Renaissance) -Jazz & African -American Art (Two Forms=One Theme) -Strengthening Black Families Through Art Of Africa Nfiami Dade Community College Wolfson Campus Miami, Fl. -Feb. 1992 Palm Beach Junior College Boca Raton, Fl. Feb.1991 c98_ 80 25 C ALEB A. DAVIS l 55 N. W 9 l st Street Miami, Florida 33150 ABSTRACT/ADDENDL'Nl Executive Director, Coconut Grove Family Health Center Miami, Fl. BL' iNESS_ Owner, Gallery Antigua, Inc , African - American Caribbean Art Gallery 5138 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, Fl. AFFILIATIONS- - PRESIDENT: African - American Caribbean Cultural Arts Commission, Miami, Fl. - VICE-PRESIDENT: Kuumba Artists Association of African - American Artists; Tallahassee, Fl. - MEMBER: National Conference of Artists Washington, D.C. - MEMBER: PAST PRESIDENT: Long Island Association of African -American Artists Hempstead, Long Island - CHAIRMiAN: Cultural Arts Committee - Restoration Corporation Brooklyn, New York - CHAMMAN Arts Committee - Sunstreet Festival, Miami, Fl. - 1IEMBER: Black Arts Board for Caleb Center Cultural Arts Zone Model Cities, Miami. Fl. - MIEMIHER- Metro -Dade County Performing Arts Center Trust, Miami, Fl. - VICE-PRESIDENT: African -American Association of Art Gallery Owners, New York, New York - CONSULTANT: Delray Beach African -American "Roots" Festival Delray Beach, Fl. AM 26 Mr. Ralph Glatfelter Florida Drug Abuse Trust Fund 2639 North Monroe Street, Bout 61 Tallahassee. Florida - Telephone (904) 336.6163 - office Or. Clarence Rudolph Director Division of Minority Mental Health Palm Beach County Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center. Inc. 1041 43th Street Mr. U.B. Kinsey 1364 West 6th Street West Palm Such. Florida Dr. Gsrtrell Msjete 77 Columbia Street New York. New York Mr. Swenty Lawson Director Community Mental Health Cerrar Department of Psyahistry Brookdale Me" Center Binden Blvd & Rockaway Parkway Brooklyn, New York Mr. Andrew Cells Court Supervisor Youth Counsel Bureau 153 Leonard Street Now York. Now York Mr. Hmy Ablmser can Consultant Youth. Counsel Bwtisa 135 Leonard Street New York. New York Mr. Benjamin C. Lemon Chief o[Buresu of FAmetioa 1353 Broadway New Yak. New York Mr. Thomas I Maekell Queens County District Attorney 12S-01 Queens Blvd. New Gardens. Queens, New York - Telephone (30S) 832-4227 - office (303) 659-0198 Horne • Telephone (212) 674-2211 392-3912 - Telephone (212) 495-01 0 - Ext. 644 - Telephone (212) RE•27300 - Telephone (212) RE-27300 - Ext. 63 - Telephone (212) 76,E-0300 - Telephone (212) 901-6200 27 WAITER 1. FOEAIAN City Clerk Parker D. Thompson, President Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. Go Cultural Affairs Council Suite 625 111 N.W. 1 st Street Miami, FL 33128-1964 Dear Mr. Thompson: of Aiaiai %6"Jlv top r4 EDWARD AIARQLEZ .•.•* t. a ��� City Manager May 13,1997 Enclosed please find a copy of Motion 97-248, which was passed and adopted by the City of Miami Commission at its meeting on March 27, 1997, nominating Ruth Greenfield as - a candidate for appointment to the Performing Arts Center Trust. if you have any questions with regard to this Motion, please feel free to contact our office at 250- 5360. Si rely, alter J F . City Clerk Attachment 98 - 8© 29 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK/ 3500 Pan American Drive/P.O. Box 330708/Miami, FL 332331130S1 250-5360IFAX: (305) 858-1610 CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK'S REPORT MEETING, DATE: March 27, 1997 AG 20 Note for the Record: R 97-243 appointed Charles J. Flowers and Ivan Barrett to the Affirmative Action Advisory Board. Messrs. Flowers and Barrett were nominated by Commissioner Hernandez Pending still are three appointments to be made: two by Mayor Carollo and one by Commissioner Plummer. PAGE NO. - AG 22 Note for the Record: R 97-244 confirmed the appointment of Jack Peeples as State of Florida representative and Jimmy Morales as Metro Dade County representative in the Downtown Development Authority. AG 23 Note for the Record: R 97-245 appointed Orlando Silva to the Health Facilities Authority. Dr. Silva was nominated by Vice Mayor Regalado. AG 24 Note for the Record: R 977246 appointed Pierre Rutledge to ' the Nuisance Abatement Board. Mr. Rutledge was nominated by Commissioner Hernandez. Pending still is one appointmentto be made by Vice Mayor Regalado. AG 25 Note for the Record: R 97-247 appointed Menry Courtney to the Performing Arts Center Trust AG 25 A MOTION NOMINATING RUTH GREENFIELD AS A M 97-248 CANDIDATE FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE PERFORMING MOVED: HERNANDEZ ARTS CENTER TRUST; SAID NAME RECOMMENDED TO SECONDED: PLUMMET THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TRUST NOMINATING UNANIMOUS COMMITTEE FOR INCLUSION IN ITS NEXT SLATE OF NOMINEES FOR COMMISSION CONSIDERATION. AG 26 Note for the Record: R 97-249 appointed Rossana Rodriguez War to the Miami River Coordinating Committee. AG 27 Note for the Record: R 97-250 appointed Commissioner Humberto Hernandez as a member of the Metropolitan Dade County Community Action Agency Board representing the City of Miami. AG 28 A MOTION APPOINTING RAYMOND MC ELROY AND M 97-251 JACQUELINE COTARELO AS MEMBERS OF THE CODE MOVED: REGALADO ENFORCEMENT BOARD. SECONDED: HERNANC (Note for the Record: Mr. Mc Elroy and Ms. Cotarelo were UNANIMOUS nominated by Vice Mayor Regalado.) _ 80 31 �P�` gt.� Orrocc or TMc MArow �� CITY OF M IAMI BEACH 1100 CONVCNTION CCNTCQ ONIVC ;ml. Cr " MIAMI SEACM. rLOw10A 33139 2 SEYMOUR GELBER MAYOR October 27, 1993, Mr. Parker Thomson, Chairperson Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. % Metro -Dade Cultural Affairs Council 111 N. W. FIM Street, Suite 625 Miami, FL 33128 Dear Parker: I do not know the procedure that will select the members of the Performing Arts Center Trust but I know of no one better qualified than Dr. Ruth Greenfield. Here's someone who not only has done it all in regard to community service but has the experience and judgment that uniquely quidifies her for the d%,QTcult t"k ahead She is an impresada producing over 800 shows for the MDCC lunchtime and evening series. In addition to serving as a professor of music at MDCC, she has had an active career as a concert pkxUL C%irrendy, she serves on the Dayfront Park Trust and in the past she was a founding member of the Perfonhing Arts Research Com►nittee. I know that many cidssns with diverse cultural backgrounds will offer themselves but Ruth Greerjield's credentials are matchless. Please consider her carefuUy. She will be "real asset. Seymour Mayor SG. -sr 98— 80 33 The Black Archives, History & Research Foundation of South Florida, Inc. 5400 Northwest 22nd Avenue Caleb Center, Suite 101 Miami, Florida 33142 Tel:305/636-2390; FAX:305/636-2391 October 31,1993 To Whom It May Concern: It is an honor for me to recommend Dr. Ruth Greenfield for a position on the Board of the Metro -Dade Trust for the Performing Arts. Her interest and activities in the performing arts in this community are legendary. For more than a quarter of a century she has been active in this • community as a performer, teacher, and impresario. She is the founder of the Fine Arts Conservatory, the first integrated performing arts program in Dade County. Later she founded the Lunchtime Lively Arts Series at Miami -Dade Community College. She understands our community's needs and relates to the various cultures countywide. I am confident that Ruth Greeafield's appointment will be an asset to the board for the benefit of all in Dade Countyl Sincerely, Dorothy Jenkins Fields Founder and Archivist 08— 80 35 LMNfiami-Dade COMMUNITY COLLEGE ----------- - Wolfson Campus October 29, 1993 Performing Arta Center Trust I= oto Metro-oode Cultural ANaft sound 111 N.W. 1 at Street: Suite 625 Miaml, Florida 33128 Dear Chairperson and Members, In response to your request for filling seven board positions for 1994, i highly reocrnrnend or. Ruth W. Greenfield to be a Trustee based on her wealth of experiences In the arts and related areas and her longtime standing In our oommwky. Dr. Greenfield was a founding member of Performing Arta Research Commfte In I $M and since has followed your. Impressive progress to fruition In this new ' decade. Her experiences In Miami's arts Iife Includes: Founder of the M-OCC lunchtime UV" Arts Series producing and dkocting over $00 shows (concerts. dance, theatre, lectures) since 1972 In various venues in and around the city to audiences of approximately one hag Mon. She is seasoned in every aspect, e.g. directing, lighting, public relations, artist relationships, management criteria, seta. She is an ao m conoert pianist; was a teacher and lecturer at M-OCC and the University of Miami for the past 40 years; ad" board member of numerous oommunhy and Wheal organizations with ensuing. awards. She is an eight year Trustee on the 6ayfront Park Trust as well as being a member of Its Executive Committee. I trust that these acaivhles would be a most oonstructive factor In your decision, and I am pleased to bring this to your attention. Thank you for your oonsideraUom Strxynly, _ �0 ,lose Vicente Dean of the InterAmwican Center 37 9�- 80 GHISLAZN GOORAIGE, JR. 11540 S.W. 126th Street Miami, Florida 33176 October 26, 1993 No: Ruth Greenfield Performing Arts Center To Whom it may concern: I an writing this letter in order to recommend Ms. Ruth Greenfield for the Performing Arts Center. Ruth and I have worked together on the.. Bayfront Park Management Trust (the entity responsible for Dayfront Park) since 1988. During that time, Ruth has emerged as the "conscience of the Park" on _all matters artistic. We have come to rely on her to help us strike the proper balance between events that will serve the Park's financial needs, and the artistic needs of our community. Ruth has been an advocate of increasing the number of cultural and artistic events that are hosted in the Park. Moreover, she has sensitized the Trust in connection with its mission as a purveyor of accessible culture to the community at large. As the immediate past Chair of the Trust.. Z can assert that we have been successful In serving the community's artistic needs. We owe our success directly to Ruth's tireless efforts to include the Arts in the Park. She has been a forceful advocate, and has assured that the Park's cultural mission is foremost on the agenda. Ruth has accomplished this with a degree of charm and energy that has given people with varied viewpoints a common frame of reference. Having Ruth as a member would signal to the community at large that the Performing Arts Center is interested in making the Arts accessible to the broadest segment of our community. For that reason.. I strongly recommend Ruth as a member of The Performing Arts Center. 08- 80 39 wo�KowSFy een4-, RUTH WOLKOWSKY GREENFIELD 752 N.W. 7th Street Road Miami, FL 33136 305-324-7053 FAX: 305-324-5333 BORN: 17 November 1923, Key West, Florida LANGUAGES: Spanish, French EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Doctorate in Musical Arts (D.M.A.), University of Miami,1976 Conservatoire Nationale de Paris,1949-50, studied with Antoinette Dieudonne. Fontainebleau, France,1949-50, studied with Robert Casadesus & NadiaBoulanger Studied with Harold Bauer,1948 ' Studied with Artur Schnabe1,1946-7 Master of Music (M.Mus.), University of Michigan,1947 Bachelor of Music (B.Mus.), University of Michigan,1945 Miami Beach High Schoo1,193841 . Cushman School, Miami..1928-38 - Studied with Mann Zuora (as a child) EXECUTIVE AND INSTRUCTIVE EXPERIENCE- Founder-Coordinator/Producer- "Lunchtime 1 98` so 41 Pedagogy: Judge (four years), The Murray Dranoff Ir,..;mational Duo -Piano Competition, Paris, Moscow, Stuttgart, Chicago, Miami (1989, 1993) Open College group making TV films 'The Art of Being Human", MDCC, 1975 Full Professor Senior, MDCC, Wolfson Campus, 1976-1988 Chairman of the Piano Department, MDCC, North Campus, 1965-71 Instructor of Music, Dade Public Schools, Miami, 1962-63 Instructor, University of Miami, Coral Gables, 1947-49 Teaches or'has taught: Humanities, English (grammar and literature), Music Theory, Music History, Music Skills, Piano PERFORMANCE CONCERTS (PIANO) AND/OR LECTURES: Dranoff Duo -Piano Symposium,1992 "250 Years of Russian Music" Concert, Bass Museum, 1992 Lunchtime Lively Arts Series, piano concerts, 1989-91 San Miguel de Allende, Mexico,1987 Gusman Concert Hall,1975-77. Gusman Cultural Center, (first piano recital ever in Gusman)1973 "Charles Ives - Rags & Other Riches".. Ives Centennial, 1974 Gusman Hall,1973 "Gustave Mahler" (for Miami Philharmonic) 1972 'Berlioi - Symphonie Fantastique" (for Miami Philharmonic)1971 Lyric Trio, ( Robert Basso, violin,.Burton Dines, cello) MDCC 1965-69 Brooklyn Art Museum, Brooklyn NY,1957 (Broadcast live WNYC) Bach Concert with Harold Bauer,1949 U of Miami Faculty Concerts,1947-49 Various converts at Ann Arbor, Michigan, Musicians Club of America, American Composers Concerts, etc First public concert - Bayfront Park, Miami (age: 8 years old) COMPOSITIONS: Beggar on Horseback (Theater Music) 1945 Barefoot Boy with Cheek (entire musical) 1946 Appleschnook (music for revue) 1946 Ring Around the Moon (Ring Theater music commission)1953 Invitation to the Chateau (Miami Ballet Theater commission) 1955 The Birds by Aristophanes (Ring Theater Commission)1957 The BIuebird (Pen Playhouse MDCC conunission)1964 Tearijo-:Sympathy (MDCC Commission) 1%5 Songs of A.E.Houseman 1975 42 2 9 91 80 Song to Paula 'ilton 1981 Numerous piano suites, ballets, theater music, gongs etc. HONORS & CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Miami -Dade Community College's Hall of Fame, 1988 Woman of the Year award, Anti -Defamation League, 1988 "Maxie" (First Annual Award), Miami Arts Exchange, New World School of the Arts,1988 Outstanding Citizen's Award, American Jewish Congress, (Annual award is now named the Ruth W. Greenfield Outstanding Citizen Award) , 1987 Dade County Bayfront Park Trust (Miami), Trustee,1987-date Miami Herald's 'Spirit of Excellence" Award (finalist),1985,1986 Board of Directors Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida, 1986- National Links Award: "Meritorious Award in the Arts" 1976 Governor of Florida (Askew) Award for Contribution to the Arts 1975 Nominated for Outstanding Citizen's Award, Dade County, 1964 Urban League Award for Outstanding Community Inter -racial service,1964 Sigma Alpha Iota (honorary music sorority) _ Daughters of the American Revolution outstanding Senior High • School Award.1941 "Outstanding Young Musician of State of Florida", Federation of Music Clubs,1940 TRAVEU Traveled to 49 of the United States and 87 foreign countries. Lived in Europe for almost three years. 1-94 3 tgR- ISn 43 19% Ruth GremAdd Colnmunily Acbieveiaent Award Lunebeon Susan Fried and Rick Sissur Lu» dicon Chairpersons Rath GrecafieW and Elaine Wolfson Hottantry ChairperMns Previous RecipieoV of The Muth Greeefield Ceat> malty Achieveanent Award 1 "6 - Re* GmentiicM I M - Elaine Goedoe I "D - Jade WAGley 1993 - Basy H. Kaplan 19% - Whom H. H.-Wan er Awarkan Jewish CsmgRm and TUt Rob Granlield Award The American Jewish Contsreu' Rd* areeafrdd Award acogmaa ouwaadinj leadashiP and sisaificaat and esdarias contaibudian to our coroanatity. owes kt011101A. A her army yeah► of dedicated service to Me citizens or Dade County, has Oak quality education foe our ehihlrat and wcN-being of ow senior ciliress, ha pastutAl priorities. Thtoosb W lifeless efforts. dams of opponuaity htwe been opened as walls of isaarance aad bigotry have crumbled. Her wort is vuly repte m mive of due ideAls and principles of the American kwish Cosstau. RWh GreeafhM is the founder of the Fine AFU Cortsuvatory, the fins inkgrawd uhool is Dade County. She practiced racial edpality is an era when suds anion wan: ddxnoed radical. Through her dalicued worts at a pxokuor of huauaitiq OW O"k 0 ON Miami -Dade Cotnnawuity Colkse; as a composer and aapresnio; and. founder of she free Laackinte An Series at M.D.C.C.. she bas made an iaddibk itsptessioa on the CAM of downtown Miami. 1'hc Amenicao Jewish Coagreu c� csuWiskd The Ruda Caccnfneid Coruatusity AcNevetmm Award. in hw hoew in � 19l6. Attnerican Jewish CongnesslSqudwast Region ® Leonard Lwia. Presicknr Chines Silvas. Chains m, Board of Trunees i Jack M. Karake. Errrndive Dimclar I A' AlCongress 0 dt • Apeeve JOHN CARL WARNECKE FAIA ARCHITECTS AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS 100 BROADWAY SUITE m SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA 94133 October 11, 1996 James Herron, Chairman Performing Arts,Center Trust Nominating Committee Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. c/o Metro Dade Cultural Affairs ill N.W. 1st Street Suite 625 Miami, Florida 33128-1964 Dear Mr. Herron: TEL 14131 .197.4100 FAX 14151 397.1207 I am pleased to nominate George Zelma to the Board of Directors of the Performing Arts Center Trust. 6. Over the past twelve years I have known Mr. Zelma as my friend and personal attorney. Mr. Zelma was instrumental in the sale of my Washington, D.C. office and portions of my. East Coast records to the Miami firm of Spillas Candella and Partners, Architects. My firm's Washington record included the design of such projects as The Hart Senate Office Building, the restoration and preservation of Lafayette Square surrounding the White House, The John F. Kennedy Memorial Grave in Arlington, and The Soviet Embassy in Washington D.C. In all his endeavors, Mr. Zelma has always demonstrated good judgment, ingenuity and sound decision making. During 1994-1995, I invited George, his wife Pearl and their two children, Elizabeth (age 14) and Thomas (age 11), to spend a year at my ranch in Healdsburg (Sonoma County), California to help establish the Warnecke Institute of Design. The purpose of the Institute is to study the important relationship between architects and their patrons throughout history. I know that Mr. Zelma has been close to the arts through film making endeavors around the world, and with the Actor's Studio in New York. Mr. Zelma has also produced and directed worthwhile productions to assist deaf and hearing impaired people to achieve better access to hospitals, schools and the opportunities of life. SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK WASHINGTON C, 3 - 80 45 Presently George and his partners have acquired approximately ten acres between N.E. 30th Terrace and N.E. 32nd Street on Biscayne Bay. Their plan calls for the revitalization of the Edgewater neighborhood and to contribute to the growth and future of Miami. I believe that George Zelma will be productive and valuable member of the board of Directors of the Performing Arts Center Trust and recommend him without any reservation. I would be pleased to provide any additional information you may require. Sincerely, JCW/kd414 Warnecke, AIA �- 80 H.- r �u'I � �HLArt NU. : 1 212 243 6652 Oct. 03 19% 03:55PM P1 George zelma, piesWent SAXON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 346 Northeast 31st Street Miami, FL 33137 (305) 573-SM (305) 373-4616, fax FAX TO: Ms. Sue Camp Administrator performing Arts Center Trust, Inc. (305) 375-3068 DATE: October 3,1996 FROM: George Zehna, Esq. NORAGES: 4 Dear Ms. Cupp: . As per a conversation with my assistant today, I am forwarding a letter and my �8mphy for consideration as a board member of the Per6orming Arts Center Trust, Inc. A 9s— so 47- - -. . , c.a 4-. oo.7c uct. 03 19% 03:56pm P2 SAXON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 5" Northeast 31st Street Miami, Fl. 33137 (305) 3734M (306) 573.4616, fax George Zetna, Preskaent October 3,1996 Ms. Sue Camp Administrator Performing Arts CenterTrust, Inc. do Cultural Affairs Council Ill N.W. 1st Street Ste. 625 Miami, FL 33128-19" Dear Ma. Camp: It would be a great honor to be considered for the Board of Directors of the Perforating Arts Center Trust As my assistant, Margaret Swendseid, may have told you, I have just recently been made aware of your solicitation of nominations. I respec"y ask if you might consider extending the deadline for a few days to enable my colleagues to submit their nominations to W. James Herron. As per your suggestion, T am forwarding my biography as an interim step in the noatination process. My nominations will be forthoomingunder separate cover. Many thanks. 48. 3 — 80 -- _ .. v w•jCan ry GEORGE ZELMA Biography George Zelma is a businessman, attorney and film producer who is committed to the enhancement of international relations through film and the performing arts. Born in Budapest, Hungary, in 19", Mr. Zelma emigated in 1951 to New York City and became a citizen. He graduated from the prestigious Bronx Science FH$h School and went on to Now York University, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree, with honors, in 196& Mr. Zelma then went to Boston University Law School and was awarded a j.D. in 1968. A trial attorney for 28 yeas. . Zelma is general counsel to and the personal attorney of world• architect John Warnecla, Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. One ruin. Zelma's chief legal accomplishments was the winning of water rights to the Colorado River for the White Mountain Apache Indians of Arizona. As an attorney and 111m producer,, Mr. Zelma has been responsible for helping break down burfers for the hea#ng-impaired at schools and hospitals in New York State. In 1966, he was the producer of the sward -winning "New York Connection,' a 13-week series that aired on PBS. Developed for hearing impaired audiences, the series featured experts in law and consumer advocacy, as well as nationally known performing artists in the deaf mu City. Later, in 1992, Mr. Zelma directed 'Access," produced by the New York State Bar Association and the New York State Covernoes Committee on Quality Care. Featuring former Governor of New York Mario Cu9m, the film was an aid in instructing hospitals about law to treat deaf patients in an eanergenry. In 1969, George Zalma produced'Forced March," a film about the Hungarian poet, Mild= Rad -oty, starring Chris Srrandon. In 1991, he won the coveted 'Man of the Y*W award from the Emmanuel Foundation for American - Hungarian Culture. Iv1r. Zehna shared the dins with the thin President George Bush; the President of Hungary, Arped Goncz; and Dr. Edward Teller. In 1993 and 1994 he produced, rsepecdvely, -World of Film-Hunprf and "'World of Film -India, hosted by Rita Gun.. Examining Slm capitals of the world and their leading directors, the documentaries continue to air on P$S. Currently, Mr. Zelma is working on a film about the life of Rasputin that will be directed by Lee Grant and will star Christopher Wanoer► and Harvey Keitel 'Rasputin' is written by Frank Comm, former artistic director of the t!►. e..u_ so 49 Actors Studio in New York, and was based on a Play presented at the Studio in 1993. W. Zelrna, who resides in New York and Florida, is President of Saxon Development Company in Miami His objective is to redevelop and revitalize Edgewater and Mimi through his acquisition of a 10-,scre property on Biscayne Bay. George Zelma serves on the Board of Direckm of the Warnecke Institute of Design, which was established to study the rMladonship of great architects and their patrons, froih Michaelangelo and the Medicis to the present time. The Warnecl a Irutitute study is being conducted in conjunction with U C.L.&' in Healsbur& California. Mr. Zahn& is abo a member of American Tidal Lawyers, New York State Trial Lawyers and the Eaunanuel Foundatim -I- so 50