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Home My WebLink AboutApplicationsOCT-18-2005 12:38 CITY MANAGERS OFFICE 305 416 1019 P.02 David S. Chiverton Professional Resume 946 Northwest 46 ' Street h6aml, FL 33127 PO Box 370036 " Miami, .F1 33137 (305) 343-5666 Cellular + (786) 306.8264 Cellular E-mail address: DC,hjvcrtoyaaol. cam February 2005 - Present Martin Luther Kinn Economic Development Corporation (MLKEDC) - President/CEO MLAMI. FL Responsible for the implementation of the mission of the agency the main focus is the redevelopment of the community to improve the quality of life through bringing new business, new development home ownership. Responsible for writing and imply grants to facilitate the mission of the agency. Supervision of staff Manage and provide technical iafoctoeation to New Business Incubators (approximately 9 new bu sinews). Coordinate and facilitate community meeting of various subject matter. Prepare aztd report progress to the Board of Directors of the various projects. Represent and address the matwers of the com comity on the behalf of MLKEDC in a public and private setting. My responsibility is also to manage a commercial building with approximately 50,000 square feet. Project Director to facilitate the redevelopment of various commercial sites along MLK Blvd. and surrounding eon:enmmities. May 1989 - February 2005 HOPE CENTER, Director of Operations, MIS and Purchasing Supervise a working staff of 85, direct supervision of Executive Office, Clerical Staff , Environmental Services, Maintenance and Housekeeping. Assist in acquiring funding for the organization tbxu exploring all available funding sources, i.c,, government grants, community funding programs, and private contributions. Provide financial and statical reports to CEO and Board of Directors. Assist in contract negotiations, budget planting budget allocations by department with the Chief Executive Officer, Board of Directors, and other administrative compounds of the business community. Assist Director of Personnel with job related problems, iesurranoe and other miscellaneous incidents which effects our personnel organization. April 1.987 - May 1989 ALMARK WORLD WIDE CORPORATION Office Manager and Computer Analyst - MIAMI, FLORIDA Employeeeas responsibilities consisted of the of a staff of 26 personnel members. Directly responsible for purchase of basic stock for merchandising and consulting in the upgrade of company, computer maintenance, overseeing that proper implementation of our accounting department procedures. 1984 -1987 ALLIED CORPORATION, Manager of Computer Information Systems and Operations - MIAM1, FL Responsible for production of monthly financial report. On going communication with other motive management members regarding the sales and profit oompanY margins. Coordinate financial reports with corporate office, while interacting with buyer and vendor representatives. EDUCATION:id 4 r Lindsey Institute - Business Administration & Computer Programme 9 3 IBM School of Computer Science -Computer Sdenoe Design &{Programming Florida International University - Business Management -1990 S S University of the Americas - es in Business Administration -1997 Miami Dade Commune Colle ge @ge `General Studies -1982 reCci lird 0-P7r-r Pc.)kl(CG—trG--G-� ►'7v"n�ct OCT-18-2005 12:38 CITY MANAGERS OFFICE 305 416 1019 P.03 David S. Chrverton Community and Personal Skills 946 Northwest 40 Street Xfiami, FL 33127 PO Box 370036 * Mami, .11 33137 (305) 343-5666 Cellular * (786) 306-8264 Cellular E-mail address: Qchrberten gl poi. cam, COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION: Foundation Of Community Assistance & Leadership (FOCAL) - Founder/President First Learning and Technology Center at a City Park Serving approximately 90 children daily in a structured curriculum. Emphasis on Science and Technology taught by licensed and certified teachers. Recognition by Mayor Manny Diaz and the City of Miami for Outstanding Program. -- Model City and Liberty City Representing member of the MLK Board of Directors forthe 7'"Avenue, Inter -modal Transit Hub Miami -Dade Optimist - President 2001 and 2002 Optimist International - Member Since 2003 Helping Hands Miami - Sponsor of Youth Activities Gwen Chen'y Optimist Program Boys & Girls Club - Sponsor of Youth Learning Progrant and Activities St Matthew Freewill Baptist Church - Active member Hope Center - Chairman Strategic & Fund Raising Committee MLKEDC - Treasurer 4 years, During tenure on Board of Directors Miami -Edison Alumni Board of Directors AWARDS and RECOGNITION: Citizen Award of Recognition for Community service - Prosenttad by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Resolution by the City of Miami for Community Service - Presented by the Mayor of the City or Miami Recognition by Miami -Dade County for Community Service - Presented by Mayor and County Commission Recognition by National Council of Negro Worsen - Model Learning Center for all Center in America PERSONAL SKILLS: Advanced computer experienced in Microsoft application programs i.e., Word, Excel, Outlook, Powerpoint , also skilled in Corel WordPerfect. Experience in using computer mainframes and operating platforms on ASI400, Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, etc. Grant wilting skills, private foundations, Office of Community Development (City and County). Typist, l' Il i ;,1 40 J�, l 13 Good Comprehension and communlcabon skills. Knowledge of basic accounting procedures, rW n c, ` ' • ' 1 i O S I ?' Work well with various personalities. Good Leadership Skills. SS REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 1,'d 81 IJEIJUZ e130 NW 7 Ave Suite B Miami. FL 33127 Carlie J. Dunbar 305 625 6769 jrdunayehoo com 'dam sr 0 r) cl co '1 Qualifications Education and Licensing Experience Professional Associations Mortgage Seminars for FHANA, Insuring and Underwriting Guide lined for FNMA/Freddie MAC, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997. 1998, 1999, 2005 presenled by the Professional Women's Association and FannieMae. 1999 FTC & Sate of New York Banking Dept. Predatory lending forums re: sub -prime mortgage lending. 1989 Licensed R.E. Broker, 1991 Licensed Mortgage Broker, 1977-1979 Florida international University, Business Administration. 1989-2005 Carlie Dunbar, CAM Licensed Real Estate Broker Business • R.E. Agent Supervision • Consulting Construction Project Manager • Property Manager 1991-2005 Dunbar Mortgage Services Licensed Mortgage Brokerage Business • Residential, Construction, and Venture Capital Loans ■ New loan product solicitation ■ Pre and post mortgage Foreclosure consulting 1999-2001 Columbia Equities/Brokers Funding Senior Loan Representative/Retail Office Manager ■ Expanded sales team from 5 to 25 representatives • Tnpled division revenues for each sales associate • Expanded sales to include mass market accounts Miami, FL Davie, FL Davie. FL 1997-1999 Oceanmark Financial Corp Davie, FL Whole Sale Account Executive • Expanded territorial sales by 400%. • Received company's sales award two years in a row ■ Developed Excellence In Sales training course 1992-1997 USA Money Center, Inc. Hialeah, FL Loan Officer ■ R.E. Broker, Builder, & Tax Consultants client base solicitation. FAMB, MBA, and RAGFL n.4VMMUT I t v vr Brty 1 HERHOOD AND SISTERHOOD" Offing oftA edyasset Deborah Sheffield Irby City Clerk Supervisor of Elections Joanna Flores Assistant City CrMk April 14, 2005 Patrick Owens P.O. Box 510251 Miami, FL 33151 Dear Mr Owens: (305) 953-2802 (305) 953-2800 (305) 953-2801 Fax: (305) 953-2834 We are pleased to welcome you as a member of the Nuisance Abatement Board. Your application was considered at the April 13, 2005 official commission meeting, and your appointment was confirmed by Commissioner Timothy Holmes. At your earliest convenience, you must visit the Office of the City Clerk to be given the 'Oath of Office" which is imperative before serving on any board and committee in our city. Your appointment is for a period of two years commencing April 2005 through April 2007. You will be notified by letter of any upcoming meetings and training sessions. My office looks forward to working with you. IS you have any questions, please call. Sincerely, Deborah Sheffield Irby City Clerk CITY HALL • 777 SHARAZAD BOULEVARD, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA 33054 • (305) 688-4611 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND HOES NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF HANDICAP Abbreviated Historical Impact Page on Patrick O'Keith Owens Mailing Address: P.O. Box # 510251, Miami, Florida 33151 Internet locator: tprimmi@yahoo.com Pocket number: 786-380-3675 Experience • Public Sector : aE irenm,eit - jrze_cutive / LegialatiyeJ ; • 1. Special Assistant to the City Manager -City Manager's Office -City of Opa Locka, Florida ( January 2001, to January 2003 ). My responsibilities included generating/executing solutions for disputes between Department Directors, i.e. Public Works; Water & Sewer; Building/Zoning; and Community Development, Also, analyzing the City's Charter, Code, and Human Resources policies to offer options to the City Manager on how personnel policies could be restructured. Also, I authored Code Enforcement legislation which was, of course, legally framed by the City Attorney, and passed into law by the City Commission. Also, as the City's Liaison to the Governor's (Jeb Bush) Front Porch Initiative, I wrote monthly reports to the City Commission, and City Manager regarding the City's options on Community Revitajization. Plus, I organized various public, and inter -departmental municipal activities. Work Environment - Non -direct supervisiozrl: 2. Sworn Police Officer - City of Opa Locka, Florida [OLPDI, 1992, to 1995. My responsibilities included service as a 'Uniform Crime Report (UCR) Specialist. OCR duties included reviewing all criminal Police reports for correct departmental procedure, and correct state statutes based on the stated elements) of a particular crime, and then executing the final signature as the final approval. Plus, after final approval, I entered various data from same reports, into . Police computer tracking system, via confidential access codes. I would then make specific non -confidential reports available to the Miami Herald, and forward gli criminal statistical electronic data to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement- [FDLE]- in Tallahassee, Florida.. Also, I worked as an undercover narcotics Officer ( ("Jump -Out") / drug raids - reverse stings J. Also, I worked as a uniform street patrol Officer. Plus, I also worked as an auto -theft detective, and participated in numerous operations with a County -Wide (Miami -Dade] auto -theft Task Force. Work Environment - [Clientelel: 3. Social Worker - The Alternative Programs, Inc., 1990, to 1991. My responsibilities included criminal case management on custody release clientele [through the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit]: PIus, I also worked as a Counselor to "at -risk" student at Arcola Lake Elementary School, from the model of Dade County Public School's counseling criteria for "at -risk" students. SIDE 1, OF TWO SIDES. Work Environment - IPro-activcl; 4. Public Service Aid - Miami -Dade Police Department [MDPD], 1987, to 1989. My responsibilities included investigating traffic/vehicle crashes (on the scene), and determining the cause, plus, criminal Police report writing (after the subjett(s) have left the scene). • Private Sector : Work Environment -_'Executive / Administrative]: 1. Business Owner - President of TPRIMMI Holdings, Inc.(Executtve Consulting in the business/corporate arena). Federal EIN: 43-2033622. [current]. 2. Business Owner - President of Joy on Fire Martial Arts Family Academy, Inc. (Karate School. Styles: GOJU-Ryu; & Jujitsu). Federal EIN: 81-065332. [current]. Education • Summer 1997 : Gold Coast School of Real Estate. Successful completion of the state of Florida's Real Estate license certification pre -requisite. Test score: 82. • January. 1992 - Ocitober.1992 2 Southeast Florida Institute of Criminal Justice. Successful completion of the state of Florida's Police Law Enforcement certification academy, [BLE.141 (Police Academy)]. • 1982 - 1985 [Undcroaduate1: Florida A&M University. Major: Electronic Engineering and Technology [EFT]. Leadership • Community (Volunteer) 1. Chairman - Model City OCED-NRSA Community Advisory Committee for Miami -Dade County, Florida's local governmental commission districts 2, & 3. (2003, to current). My responsibilities include the following: Read, understand, and coordinate how the Advisory Committee will prioritize responsive proposals to Miami -Dade County's RFA process. {Averaging approximately 150 proposals a year). [Served as Vice -Chairman from 2001, to 2003. Member from 02-26-97, to current]. 2. VicerChairman - Miami -Dade Empowerment Zone Neighborhood Assembly for Model City (Board Alternate: Miami -Dade Empowerment Trust, Inc. Board of Directors. 3. Member - Governor's Revitalization Council [State of Florida's Front Porch Initiative: Opa Locka/North Dade]. May, 2003, to current. My responsibilities include coordinating partnerships with the United States Department of Homeland Security, and any other agency whose objective is germane to our council's crime prevention action plan. • Political f Legislative 4pppotnonerrt) 1. Member - city of Opa Locka's Nuisance Abatement Board. [Appointed by Resolution of the City Commission: July, 2002, to July, 2004. 2. Liaison for the City of Opa Locks, Florida to the Governor's Revitalization Council: January, 2001, to January, 2003. [Appointed by Resolution of the City Commission. SIDE 2, OF TWO SAES. BRIEF STATEMENT Iutangibles: All Twenty Front Porch Councils throughout the state of Florida are recorded as Independent Contractors with the Executive Office of the Governor. This means each member can effect a direct line of communication to any of the state's Department Secretaries / Department Directors, i.e. FDOT; DCA; FDLE; ect., provided same access is relative to same Council's Action Plan for Community Revitalization. NOTE. If a private or public agency were to officially collaborate with a Front Porch Council, and at the same time, same collaboration were to actively seek state subsidy for a particular project, that particular request for state subsidy could be speedy!, simplified!, and successful!. Possible concerns: I am a current permanent victim of what appears to be a form of "Identity Theft", i.e. someone has piled up an arrest record using my name. Solution-, We need new state legislation mandating that when a subject is found out to have used an alias (of someone else's name), that those records should be converted to same subject's real name. This is important because probably at least /5% of all arrest subjects are not taken to the. warrants bureau for verification. Even if they were, they could only be verified if they submitted to finger -printing, prior to the check. "A COMMUNITY OF BROTHERHOOD AND SISTERHOOD" 0ffit01 eayelga Deborah Sheffield Irby City Clerk Supervisor of Elections Joanna Flores Assistant City Clerk July 11, 2002 Patrick Owens 777 Sharazad Boulevard Opa-locka, FL 33054 Dear Mr, Owens: (305) 953-2802 (305) 953-2800 (305) 953-2801 Fax: (305) 953-2834 --0 r- r c o Congratulations on your appointment as a member of the Nuisance Abatement Board. You were appointed by the City Commission at the Regular Commission Meeting of July 10, 2002. Your term of office will be for a period of two (2) years, commencing 07/02 through 07/04. At your earliest convenience, please stop by the Office of the City Clerk for your affirmation and Oath of Office. The City Commission sincerely appreciates your interest in serving on this very important board for the betterment of the community. If I can be of further assistance, please let me know, Sincerely, , ...„. `461‘.1 Deborah S. Ir4 by CITY HALL - 777 SHARAZAD BOULEVARD, OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA 33054 • (305) 688-4611 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF HANDICAP JP-B BUSH GOVERNOR STATE OF FLORIDA Office of the oberfor THE CAPITOL TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32399-0001 www.flgov.com 850-488-7146 850-4B7-080) fax Apri17, 2003 Patrick Owens Council Member OpaLocka/North Dade Front Porch Council 200 Opa-Locka Blvd. Opa-Locka, Florida 33054 Dear Mr. Owens: It is with gre>:i t pleasure that we welcome you to the Opa-Locka/North Dade Front Porch Community Revitalization Council. The Revitalization. Council is the directing body that contributes and actively participates in the implementation of the Front Porch Florida Initiative within your community. These concerted efforts to implement the Neighborhood Action Plan will result in Long-term changes in your community. These changes will irnprove schools, reduce crime, increae economic opportunities, provide adequate infrastructure and affordable housing opportunities, thereby creating an environment that fosters strong families and vital communities. As you know, the Revitalization Council is a volunteer group. Those who perform these duties arc not paidfor their efforts. Those interested in serving their community must be willing to do the following. • Volunteer their time to perform their duties assigned to them. • Support the community's goals. • Be a good public steward of taxpayer dollars. • Be willing to work with others in a positive and professional manner. • Actively participate in sweat equity projects and motivate others to do the same. • Keep their stakeholders informed of opportunities. • Demonstrate and promote a high level of ethics. • Be willing to learn and celebrate this opportunity to make cntical changes. Because you have decided to become a part of this process, we know that you will strive to make the Opa-Locka/ North Dade Front Porch Community a great success during your tenure. We look forward to working with you! Again welcome! attoil„. a. 4046 Alison A. Hewitt Director, Office of Urban Opportunity 0 ro Governor's Maftoring Initiative YEA MENTO . SEA MG HELP. 1, �k 1.800423.3786 xr—cc—moo I n7' iZ reel 1 r mHNHL+.Kb LA-F 1 Lk 305 416 1019 P.03/10 Offdatofilediyetwit Dm— Sheffield Irby Cry Cleric 5upervtsor of Erections • Jew+n$ Flora Alaitlint ON Clark A,ptil 14, 2005 Patrick Owens P.O. Box 510251 Miami,,FL3315] Deer Mr. Owens: (305)9534902 (305) 963.21100 (305) al3 101 Fats: (306) 953-2334 We are Owed to welcome, you as it member of the Nuisance Abatement Board. Your applicetion was moldered at the April 13, 2005 official ccmmission meet, and your appointment was =tinned by Coauniasioner Timothy Holmes. At your earliest coivsnieeaa, you out visit the Ogee elite City Clark to be slyest the "Oath of Office h is imps etive Wire saving on any baud and committee m ow city. Your appointment h for a period of two years commencing April 2005 through April 2007. You vial be wed by letter deny upcoming meetings and trainirg session. My office looks forward to working With you. if lrou have any questions, please call. Deborah Sheffield Irby City Clerk • ,. „ CM' NAIL • 777 $MAPAZAD bOUL!VARD, ore- 0C$ A. PLoRIOA33oS4 (3 )1S$.eat 1 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLCN&R AND DOES NOTO 6CRIMINRTE ON THE RAM Or HANDICAP • RESUME LILLIE M. WILLIAMS 1180 NW 501R STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA 33127 TELEPHONE; (305) 634-3062 EDUC4TION: 1946 Florida A & M University Laboratory Iligh School 1950 Bachelor of Science. - Registered Nurse, Florida. A & M University 1970 Bachelor of Science - Behavioral Science, Shaw University 1980 Masters - Behavioral Science, A & T State University 1951-1956 Owned and managed restaurant, Famous Cher's 1953 - Present License Realtor 1956 - 1994 Charge Nurse - Public Health Trustaadrson Memorial Hospital 1969 -• 1972 Coordinator, Marni Dade Community College, University Without Walls 1972 - Present President, °regained Pesidon Import and Export, Incorporated ,iffEMERS.11/FS: Second Vice President, Church Women United North Council. Ordained Elder and Deacon, Presbyterian Church U.S. National Negro Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Club, Inc. New Covenant Presbyterian Church. National Humanistic Society. Nursing Association: 4; • Jubilee Community Development Corporation - Resp: The Presbyterian of Tropical Florida. Vice President, Sunshine State Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction Incorporated. Planning Committee Chairperson, Gamma Alpha Chapter, Iota Philambda Sorority, Inc. 2" Vice President, Dynamic Women's Democratic Club of lvfiami-Dade Community. Chairperson, Ecc;nomio Development and Housing, Weed and Seed of Marni Dade County. Chairperson, Black Presbyterian Leadership Council Women Task Force. Ccamcil on Women Concerns, PCUS. Second Vice President, American Association University of Women, TaIlliattli Branch. Chairperson and Member of Metro Dade Community Action Board. Chairperson, Program & Planning Deparnneat, Metro Dade Community Action Board. . l't. Vice President, Metro Dade Community Action Foundation. ' Chairperson, Dade Employment and Economic Development C.Ark voldion, bac. (DERDC0). • • Act4.4i 44v Istue-/44daEi.n. /neov:130.7.a6n W1144, Page 2 Resume of Lillie M. Williams AWARDS: )477' ‘., .'"<'' , /..") L 0 Certificate of Appreciation, Liaison Person for Experimental Ministries Task Force, New Covenant Presbyterian Church. Certificate of Appreciation; Mission Commission Chairperson, New Coveraurt. Certificate of Ordination, Presbyterian Everglades, Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Certificate of Appreciation fin- Outstanding Coordhiator, Miatni Dade Community College. Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Coordinator- Humes Relations Training Program, Miami City Police Department. Volunteer of the Year, Metro Dade County Community Action Agency, S tate -Wide Competition sponsored by State ofklorida Association for Community. Recognition for Untiring Eftbrts to Enhance the Quality ofLife, Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of The Equal Opportunity Ant, Mctto Dade Community Action Agency- Comtnunity. Service Award, Dade Employment and Economic Development Corporation, Inc. Essence of Quality Award, Gamma Zeta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. President Award, Community Action Agency Potmdation. Jauno Thomas Grassroots Volunteer Award, National Association of Community Action Agencies. Board of Director's Award, Habitat For Humanity of Greater Miami. Executive Director's Award for Exemplary Leadership and Dedication, Christian Community. Service Agency. 1?4.EFEREIVItX: Available upon request. CONTINUE FROM PREVIOUS PAGE 001 =.DUCATION . BRAOOOCK WNW LIBERTY WILUAMS NANCK 1IWEZE TEE LBAUM Justice Awards slated for Homestead campus • • Miami -Dade Community College will host the 2001 • Drain Major for ja*t Awards to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther 131nm Day and celebrate '111adkliGstoryMonth. • The :ceremony to honor • those • who devote 'them- selves :. to the focal: bfpeace., wuiltp, and.free- doin Will beTan.. •`'''�'.�ilitacHome -'at4�lrCad�ti�ute•, o•� "``E . eople wBibc honored, ; '.� ;So �;QI es.'Braddock. '.CEP C:'leat et;°>�dlx0 is retiring '::ai'tL •,$9'••y'e :.'' amember of BILE 1 >D 'Count S hood '•Bbart1; %thete he pcooided lead- 'tfiio':reai firil:segation `thelcbebl system. ''°°yf►•j e, ,C*rbajal, entre- lenirand owner of forge and )errp s I A; active.in the com- lAitiiia,•e. o:�a°�eoiber of the 103:: af- d :th iatberofCom- "I�idiitnn, chairman the4isyehologrdepartment "atNFloridA bit tnatton !Jsxiver- sdtt nab t ritteen extensively on taioee-:+elated issues Lated helped establish the Oyertown Com- `'inULtitrie'I.Ii den. IOCC NEWS of African -American bistoay w the school curriculum. II Adorn Obi Nweze. Miami -Dade County Public School's disfxict director of alternative educatloiand drop- out prevention and president of the Florida NAACP .branches. P Arthur 'K, Teitelbaum,. Southern Aria dlrector.af the Anti-Defams.tiost League of B'Nai Writh..arho va$ .been a voice of reastna in. the commu- nity duxbig times' of racial and ethnic oonflict. Lillie R►1llianns, former M5am9-bade County. Commu- nity Action Agency member and chairwoman of'the Dade Employment Economic Devel- opment Corporation, was instroleaentna in the develrp- me:nt of the DEECO home for the elderly and the new shop= ping center ix Brownsville. Leonard Pitts Tr« sylneii caned coltu tmiNt with Theller-:' sled; wi]1 be the keynote speaker. Known for his :open) minded AM insightful ' commentary, Pitts has received many awards, including the National Headliners Award, and has been s fflnIi.t ♦'(tr the. 'IhItirvor CONT I NUE FROM PRE.) I OUS PAGE 002 •••••01,4*. 0 awaras, ukeinding the National egtaidish the CA/ertown Com- Headliners Award, and has ••r7'.oirinityrArden. been n rnnliftt frtr tho ThilThror Wa.4,td_A_ Ma ry a_1.�.i�t'�Y Mc:41 Gi �O t.r*�.0 r_ ..i_ Y _ ey t� a i_z0. i o N_.�►'s_ �G�c� R.u,s�'" D,giy.�� _� e^•. 4 r .442 khk_ Model- G_ OUh 2.V..dek Zako.t- o_ _I..lUV_�.-- -�.� V�c�_.�.c�_--��.�. _ .r_ Y__ f ..._.NI ►:a.� ►-�r__..�# t_ Yea...Cs _ _ _. �f , !Arad_ aim .i m i_ ! 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