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8013 - CITY CLERK
Contact Information -- Person ID: 10352435
Name: Judith E Marsie-Hazen Address: 815 N. Homestead Blvd. # 408
Homestead, Florida 33030 US
Home Phone: (305) 205-7793 Alternate Phone: (305) 416-1426
Email: jmhazen2011@hotmail.com Notification Preference: Email
Personal Information
Driver's License: Yes, Florida , , Class E
Can you, after employment, submit proof of your Yes
legal right to work in the United States?
What is your highest level of education? Master's Degree
Preferences
Preferred Salary: $95,000.00 per year
Are you willing to relocate?
Not applicable since
local
Types of positions you will accept: Regular
Types of work you will accept: Full Time
Types of shifts you will accept: neededd)) y , Call (as
ne
Objective
To obtain challening career position utilizing full range of professional and
management skills.
Education
Graduate School Did you graduate: Yes
University of Miami School of Law College Major/Minor: Juris Doctor
www.Iaw.miami.edu of Law
8/1995 - 5/1998 Degree Received: Other
Coral Gables, Florida
Graduate School Did you graduate: Yes
University College London (UCL) College Major/Minor: Urban
www.ucl.ac.uk/dpu Developmental Planning
9/1982 - 9/1983 Degree Received: Master's
London (England), International
College Did you graduate: Yes
Wellesley College College Major/Minor: Urban
www.wellesley.edu Studies/Sociology
1/1978 - 6/1980 Degree Received: Bachelor's
Wellesley, Massachusetts
College Did you.graduate: No
..
Temple University College Major/Minor: Urban
www.temple.edu Studies/Sociology
8/1976 - 12/1977 Degree Received: No Degree
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Work Experience
Hours worked per week: 40
Sr. Project Representative
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7/2003 - Present
City of Miami Department of Public Facilities (formerly Economic
Development)
www.miamigov.com
444 SW 2nd Avenue, 3rd Floor
Miami, Florida 33030
(305) 416-1426
Monthly Salary: $0.00
# of Employees Supervised: 0
Name of Supervisor: Aldo
Bustamantee - Real Estate
Manager
May we contact this employer? No
Duties
Currently work in the Property Section, overseeing and monitoring large-scale development projects on
Watson Island and overseeing Special Events conducted on Watson Island. Also act as the primary staff
person developing Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for the leasing and/or development of city -owned
property.
Experience managing high profile, multi -million dollar projects (e.g. Museum Park and others) and dealing
with high profile customers as well as mainstream clients.
Prepares legislation for City Commission action (e.g. recommended ordinance revisions, but normally for
legal contract items).
Also worked in the leasing section, overseeing lease property inventory, primarily waterfront properties in
the Coconut Grove community, along with other city -owned commercial property. Monitored and trouble-
shooted various leasing issues, including fair market rent increases, appraisal reviews on city -owned
commercial property, submerged land leases for waterfront commercial properties. Performed inspections
of city -owned property, negotiated leases, inter -local agreements, license agreements, antennae
agreements and other legal instruments and drafted corresponding contracts.
Assist in maintenance of extensive property records under purview of Asset Management Division.
Previously assisted in maintenance of leasing section records and payment records under purview of
Leasing Section of Asset Management Division.
Previously monitored grant administration section, ensuring that timely submission of grant monitoring
reports by other Sr. Project Representatives in the Economic Development department.
Previously wrote grants in the Economic Development Department in support of departmental projects.
Previously acted as Grants Monitor, reviewing monitoring reports prepared by project managers, including
grant expenditure reconciliations and progress reports prior to submission to grant agencies.
Reason for Leaving
Not Applicable ---however seeking promotional opportunity
Community Development Consultant
9/1993 - 8/2012
Free Lance
815 N. Homestead Blvd.
Homestead, Florida 33030
(305) 205-7793
Hours worked per week: 10
Monthly Salary: $0.00
# of Employees Supervised: 1
Name of Supervisor: Self -
Community Development
Consultant
May we contact this employer?
Yes
Duties
Provided program development, fundraising, grant writing, newsletter writing services to private
nonprofits and a limited number of developers. Researched funding sources. Developed federal, state and
local government as well as foundation grants. Performed program evaluations for federal grants,
including design and implement of survey tools for analysis. Provided strategic planning recommendations
for start-up agencies.
Developed agency and program budgets for clients.
Made presentations to federal, state and local legislators, including county, city commissions and
community boards. Met with federal, state and local legislators to advocate on behalf of projects/clients.
Experience with community meetings conducted under Roberts Rules of Order.
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Hours worked ranged from 10 during period of full-time city job and 40 to 60 hours when performed on
full-time basis. Contingency fees range based on size of grants developed.
Past Clients Include national and local clients: Housing Services, Inc. (NY based); Resources Associates
(national client); Tacolcy Economic Development Corporation (TEDC); Voices for Children; Thelma Gibson
Health Initiative, Inc.
Reason for Leaving
Pension benefits from government (city) job
Deputy Director
8/1994 - 8/1995
Covenant Community Development Corporation
1634 NW 6th Ave
Florida City, Florida 33034
(305) 245-6200
Hours worked per week: 40
Monthly Salary: $0.00
# of Employees Supervised: 3
Name of Supervisor: Nehemiah
Davis (currently at (305)756-
0605) - Executive Director
May we contact this employer?
Yes
Duties
Assisted director in the supervision of professional, clerical staffpersons and consultants. Assisted in
troubleshooting and problem solving for start-up and on -going affordable housing multi -family projects
and program planning for planned economic development projects. Wrote fundraising grants for the
organization. Attended board meetings and made board presentations.
Reason for Leaving
Entered Law School and needed more flexible (consulting) job to accomodate studies.
Community Development Coordinator
6/1992 - 9/1993
City of Hollywood Dept. of Community Development
http://www.hollywoodfl.org/housing/index.htm
2600 Hollywood Boulevard #203
Hollywood, Florida
(954) 921-3271
Hours worked per week: 40
Monthly Salary: $0.00
Name of Supervisor: Jed
Baumwell - Director
May we contact this employer?
Yes
Duties
Acted as then sole community coordinator for the city's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
program. Reviewed and evaluated CDBG grant applications; monitored funded CDBG projects, ranging
from social services, affordable housing, economic development and technical assistance projects. Revied
monitoring reports and monitored award expenditures. Responsible for revamping the CDBG application
process. Assisted in the administration of the city's housing rehab program. Prepared draft contracts
between the city and the CDBG applicants.
Prepared legislation for housing items as needed. Gained familiarity with CDBG regulations in order to
enforce compliance with regulations.
Researched, prepared and drafted the city's CHAS policy report submission for the U.S. Dept. of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD). Wrote successul grant applications for the department, increasing the
department's revenue $1 million plus dollars in one year. Made presentations at community development
board.
Participated in review of candidate resumes and interviewing of candidates for new staff position, along
with director, Jed Baumwell.
Liaised with public agencies, private and public nonprofits and developers.
Asst. Development Coordinator / Post Auction Sales
Supervisor
6/1985 - 8/1987
Hours worked per week: 40
Monthly Salary: $0.00
# of Employees Supervised: 5
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City of New York, Dept. of Housing Preservation & Development,
(former) Central Sales Unit
http://www.nyc.gov/html/hpd/html/home/home.shtml
100 Gold Street, Room 805
New York, New York 10038
(212) 086-36759 /6745
Name of Supervisor: Jane Witkin -
Unk? (Division Manager)
May we contact this employer?
Yes
Duties
Supervised the high volume, fast paced closing activities of the former Post -Auction Sales Division for an
auction of city -owned, in rem properties taken due to delinquent property taxes, selling approximately 120
city -owned properties in the inner and outer NYC boroughs every two months. Supervised five (5)
professional and clerical staff. Supervised the maintenance and retention of the City of New York's
extensive property records for its five borough property inventory. Quickly gained knowledge and
familiarity with auction program regulations in order to enforce compliance with the auction program.
Liaised with city's legal department and borough personnel to respectively troubleshoot auction defaults
and legal issues related to in rem redemption period issues. Monitored compliance issues, set up
inspections of auction properties etc.
Revamped post closing auction division, reducing backlog of closing files and making closing files current.
Substantially improved employee morale and productivity. Drafted default letters, requests for legal
opinions and memoranda explaining regulatory enforcement and compliance issues.
Responsible for recruiting and interviewing new employees coming into division after applied for and
obtained approval to expand staffing in unit.
Housing Counselor
9/1980 - 9/1982
Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities
http://www.luc.edu/curl/Icmoc/
111 West Jackson Blvd., 12th Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60604-3502
(312) 341-5678 x246
Hours worked per week: 40
Monthly Salary: $0.00
# of Employees Supervised: 1
Name of Supervisor: Jim Shannon
- Director, Fair Housing Unit
May we contact this employer?
Yes
Duties
Acted as housing counselor for Gautreaux Section 8 Housing Program, supervising secretary serving the
unit. Monitored Section 8 leases, reviewed leases for compliance with program rules, inspected leasing
units for compliance with HUD standards (for provision of "safe, sanitary and decent" housing). Negotiated
minor revisions to lease provisions to comply with program standards. Processed Section 8 leasing
renewals on a yearly basis and updated tenant contributions. Gained familiarity with Section 8 Program
regulations in order to ensure customer/lessee compliance with program regulations. Drafted tenant and
landlord correspondence as well as correspondence relating to program compliance issues and defaults.
Certificates and Licenses
Type: Florida Bar (Law License)
Number: 567191
Issued by: Florida Supreme Court
Date Issued: 7 /2002 Date Expires:
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Smith, Valerie
11525 SW 152nd Court
Miami, Florida 33196
(305) 586-4892
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Personal
Rubin, Mark
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
244 Wood Street, 53-302
Lexington, Massachusetts 02420
(781) 981-5966
rubin@LL.mit.edu
Professional
Burgess, Richard
PE
8086 Popash Court
Boynton Beach, Florida 33467
(954) 261-7629
richard.burciess@att.net
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Judy Marsie-Hazen
EDUCATION & TRAINING
0 815 N. Homestead Blvd. PMB # 408, Homestead, FL. 33030
o Cell 305-205-7793 o E-Mail: jmhazen2011@hotmail.com o
• Juris Doctor of Law, University of Miami, Miami, Florida.
• Masters of Science, Urban Development Planning, University College London,
University of London, London, England.
• Bachelor of Arts, Urban Studies, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
.PROFESSIONAL SKILLS PROFILE
• Experience researching, interpreting and using Codes, Charters,
government regulations in the course of performing administrative duties
(City of Miami Code/Charter/ CDBG regulations/City of NYC auction program
regulations).
• Experience negotiating with and handling high profile customers.
• Budget Skills - prepared agency & program budgets for consulting clients
(non-profit organizations).
• Good client & people skills - experience with international & diverse groups.
• Communication Skills: Excellent written and verbal communications skills.
• Legislative Experience includes meeting with federal, state and local
legislators to advocate on behalf of former consulting clients; also preparing
legislation for the City's Public Facilities Department.
• Presentation skills - experience presenting at county & municipal
commissions, community boards as well as to federal, state and local legislators
for consulting clients.
• Supervisory experience: supervised professional and clerical persons in high-
pressure, auction environment and improved employee morale.
• Helped set-up of database -driven, online business filings company requiring
internet-based database and payment records portal.
• Languages: Fluency in English; written/spoken French; some Spanish.
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L10EkSURE,
Florida Bar
AWARDS/AFFIUATiOI�
• ABA/LSD Lt. Governor, Public Service Award 1997/98;
• Distinction, Masters Thesis, Development Planning Unit, University College
London, London, England;
• Association of South Florida Mediators and Arbitrators.
PUBLICATIONS'
• Co -published United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
Working Sector Study entitled "Empirical Study of the Urban Informal Sector of
the Manufacturing Sector of Developing Countries" with noted sociologist, Dr.
C.O.N. Moser (UNIDO, May 1984). This study was later presented to the World
Bank, Japan by Dr. Moser.
PROFESSIONAL;:EXPE„RIENI
2003 - Present City of Miami, Department of Public Facilities (formerly
Department of Economic Development), Miami, Florida.
• Real Estate Development: eight (8) years experience with commercial
development, commercial leasing, concession leasing and commercial contract
issues.
• Special Initiatives: managed high -end city -owned marina & other leases in
Coconut Grove.
_ • Business/contract negotiation skills - worked on high profile negotiations
for multi -million dollar projects (Museum Park).
• Experience handling high profile customers and projects.
• RFP Development: Develops Request for Proposals (RFPs) for city -owned
commercial properties, parks concessions and waterfront development projects.
• Legal Drafting: Drafts contractual instruments involving the use of city -owned
real property such -as: rcal estate leases, submerged -land-leases; r-evoc-able
license agreements, antennae license agreements, professional service
agreements; easements; development -agreements. Drafted pre-trial settlement
agreement.
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• Negotiation: Conducts contract negotiations with prospective or existing
tenants and other local or state agencies.
• Special Initiatives: Participated in negotiation/drafting of lease and
development agreements for the multi -million dollar Museum Park Project
entailing the development of one art museum and science museum complex;
participated in negotiation of multi -million dollar Flagstone Island Gardens mixed
use project with principals, local government and state officials; negotiation of
revenue producing yacht club easements; developed grant monitoring
procedural manual.
• Grant Development/Grant Monitoring: Developed economic development,
brownfields, waterfront stabilization, arts/cultural, HUD Section 108 and other
miscellaneous grants for the City of Miami Department of Economic
Development. Developed project budgets related to grant submissions. Acted as
grant monitor for economic development grants, reviewing grant monitoring
reports and budget/expenditure reconciliations of other project managers for
accuracy and sufficiency.
• Legislation: Prepares legislation for City Commission action, for recommended
ordinance revisions but predominantly, contract items.
• Troubleshoots tenant issues (e.g. property damage issues, lease violations,
zoning uses).
• Currently assists in maintenance of the city's extensive property records in the
Property Section of the Asset Management Division; assisted in maintenance of
rental records while in the Leasing Section of the Asset Management Division.
• Monitoring: Performance of other property management functions, including
monitoring of rental payments; in the past, oversaw and monitored project
managers' grant report submissions.
1993 — Community Development Consultant, (Self-employment),
Miami, Florida.— —
♦ Provided program design, program planning, program evaluations,
technical assistance services to South Florida -based non-profit
organizations.
• Provided fundraising, grant development services for non-profit
organizations, involved in health, economic development, affordable
hnucing and sncial services fields_
♦—Reviewed-grants-for--federal-government funding agencies (US Treasury
Community Development Financial Institutions Fund), recommending
awards of up to $100 million per applicant.
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• Developed agencywide and program budgets for projects for grant
submission.
• Provided grant research to identify appropriate funding sources for
agencies and programs.
• Developed collaborative grants including a wide range of social services
agencies collaborating for service delivery on a community wide basis.
• Developed federal, state and local government as well as foundation
grants.
• Obtained individual grant awards ranging from $50,000 to $2 million,
with 75% success rate. Attained successful awards at federal, state and
local level.
• Provided RFP development services to developers.
• Developed program evaluations for federal grants, including design and
implementation of survey tools for analysis.
• Provided strategic planning recommendations for start-up agencies.
• Assisted in the start-up funding for two (2) collaborative agencies.
• Made presentations before county and municipal commissions and
community boards on behalf of clients.
• Met with federal, state and municipal legislators to advocate on behalf of
consulting projects/clients.
• Experience with community meetings conducted in accordance
with Roberts Rules of Order.
Past clients include: Housing Services, Inc., Thelma Gibson Health Initiative
Voices for Children Foundation, Housing Services, Inc., Tacolcy Economic
Development Corporation, (former) Coconut Grove Local Development Corporation.
Representative example of grant types developed: Federal DHHS; federal/
state juvenile justice agencies; HUD homeless/affordable housing; CDBG economic
development, housing and social services grants; HIV/AIDS; substance abuse;
federal FDA. y
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1991 - 1992 Coordinator, City of Hollywood, Community Development
Division, Hollywood, Florida.
• Responsible for reviewing and evaluating Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) proposals, recommending grant awards for funding
consideration and monitoring awarded projects throughout the fiscal year.
Monitored CDBG projects ranging from economic development, affordable
housing, technical assistance to social services.
• Prepared legislation for housing items as needed.
• Gained familiarity with and knowledge of CDBG regulations so as to
facilitate regulatory enforcement functions.
• Reviewed monitoring reports submitted by awarded projects for
compliance.
• Administered in-house housing rehabilitation and housing programs for
the Community Development Department.
• Responsible for significantly expanding the revenue base of the
department through grant writing efforts.
• Researched and prepared the then-CHAS CDBG policy document for HUD
submission.
• Gained familiarity with HUD CDBG funding rules.
• Assisted in the development of the City's first-time homebuyers' program.
• Liaised with public agencies, private and public non -profits and
developers.
Deputy Director, Covenant Community Development Corporation
(formerly), Florida City, Florida.
Assisted in the supervision of support staff and consultants; assisted in the
packaging of state and local affordable housing financing grant applications;
assisted in predevelopment activities for a major, affordable housing
development project; developed grant applications and related budgets for
grant submissions. Assisted director in the supervision of professional,
clerical staff persons and consultants. Assisted in troubleshooting and
problem solving for start-up and on -going affordable housing multi -family
projects and program planning for planned economic development projects.
Attended board meetings.
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Project Manager, City of Jersey City, Dept. of Housing & Economic
Development, City of Jersey City, New Jersey.
Monitored, oversaw and coordinated development activities for medium to large-
scale, development projects implemented by affordable housing developers,
including mixed commercial/residential projects. Assisted in the development of
Requests for Proposals and the evaluation of RFP submissions. Assisted in the
City's Master Plan Review and Recommendations Process.
Supervisor/Assistant Project Development Coordinator, Post Auction Sales
Division City of New York, Dept, of Housing, Preservation Development, New
York City, New York.
Supervised the closing activities of an auction of city -owned, in rem
properties taken due to delinquent property taxes, selling approximately 120
city -owned properties in the inner and outer NYC boroughs every two
months. Supervised five (5) professional and clerical staff. Maintained
property records for the city's substantial housing property inventory in the
inner/outer boroughs. Liaised with city's legal department and borough
personnel to respectively troubleshoot auction defaults, regulatory
compliance issues, set up inspections of auction properties etc. Revamped
post closing auction division, reducing backlog of closing files and making
closing files current. Substantially improved employee morale and
productivity. Gained knowledge of auction program regulations in order to
enforce compliance with auction program regulations. Drafted default letters,
requests for legal opinions and memoranda explaining regulatory
enforcement and compliance issues.
Housing Counselor, (former) Leadership Council for Metropolitan
Open Communities, Chicago, IL.
Assisted in the administration of the former Gautreaux Section 8 Housing
Program in Chicago. Processed lease renewals, conducted inspections of
leased properties and provided case management referrals for clients.
Negotiated new lease contracts with landlords. Supervised clerical staff
person providing secretarial support for leasing division.
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WELLESLEY—COTE-ME
B.A. DEGREE CONFERRED May 30, 1980
iNAME MARSIE—HAZEN JUDITH E
'ADM TTED JANUARY 1978
SCHOOLS ATT ENDED
.CHARTERS TOWERS SCH SUSSEX ENGLA ND
ACADEMIC AWARDS
MAJOR(S) Urban Studies
1976-1977
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
ENG MODERN DRAMA
ENG EXPOSITORY WRITING
ENG SHAKESPEARE TO 1600
GROG HUMAN SPATIAL ORG
FREN INTENSIVE CONVERSATION
SOC INTRO TO URBAN STUDIES
SOC MODERN URBAN SYSTEM
SOC URBAN AFFAIRS I & II
SOC INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
BLST INTRO TO BLACK AESTHETIC
BISC GENERAL BIOLOGY I
ART THE VISUAL EXPERIENCE
ACCEPTED 12
ADV. STANDING CREDIT FOR ADVANCED LEVEL
GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
ART
2 2
503104 1977-78 2ND SEM
ECON102 SURVEY OF MACROECONOMICS WDR 1
HIST268 AFR'ICA IN MODERN WORLD B 1
P.S.101 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS B+ 1
PHYS101 PHYSICS IN PERSPECTIVE R 1
SEMESTER UNITS PASSED 3
PHYSICAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT Complete
503104 1978-79 1ST SEM
FREN141 LANG/CULTURE MOD FRANCE B— 1
-MATH1O3 TECH OF MATH—PRECALCULUS C 1
SOC 201 SOCIAL RESEARCH I C— 1
SOC 208 POPULATION AND SOCIETY B+ 1
11.131 MIT —THE URBAN NEIGHBORHO B 1
SEMESTER UNITS PASSED 5
503104
ANTH234
FREN142
P.5.306
SOC 320
503104
BLST3.17
ECON225
MATH100
P.S.209
SOC 300
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1978-79 2ND SEM
URBAN POVERTY B+ 1
LAN/CULTURE MOD FRANCE R 1
SEMINAR COMP URBAN POL A 1
SEMINAR —URBAN PROBLEMS B— 1
SEMESTER UNITS PASSED 4
1979-80 1ST SEM
POL=SOC OF. -AFRO AMERICA B 1
URBAN- ECONOMICS C— 1
INTRO TO MATH THOUGHT R 1
AFRICAN'POLITICS A- 1
CLASSICAL SOC THOUGHT B+. I
SEMESTER UNIITS PASSED 5
503104 2 79-80
.BLST2O4 RES METH AFRO—AMER ST B+ 1
BLST214 BLACKS E SUPREME COURT A- 1
SOC 202 ANALYSIS SOCIAL DATA B 1
SEMESTER UNITS PASSED 3
FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT French by course
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OMNIBUS AD QUOS HAE LITTER AE PERVENERINT SALUTE/VI
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PRO MERITIS EMS AD GRADUM cikefintt .`!attztinureng ADMISIMUS EIQUE
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DIE )0(X MENSIS MAI ANNO DOMINI MCML)00( NOS
AUCTORITATE NOBIS COIVIMISSA NOMINA SUBSCRIPSIMUS.
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Judith Elaine Marsie-Hazen
of
University College London
having completed approved course of study and passed the
examinations as an Internal Student in the Faculty of Economics and
Political Science has this day been admitted by the Senate to the Degree
of
MASTER OF SCIENCE
in Urban Development Planning
Vice -Chancellor
16 November 1983
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