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DoLg rliayer
2130 NW 13t Street, rliian i, Florida 3 125
doug,mOyer@stonesQupdev$Ioprnent riet
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11/04--02/10
Stone Soup Development; .Miami, • Florida
Press de nt
Stone Scup Development. was formed as for-proat company
whose primarily mission is developing new affordable
:o:xsing, but we also have retail/commercial development
experience. SSD has the financial strength, and ,experience
to• carry -a p'roJ ct from cpnceptipn to conkpledon, including:
pr edevelopme it, project design:, applying for governmental
and hank frpanc ng, permitting, comma en cexrzett of
construction through ; eceirt of Certificate cf Occupancy,
and finally quality property mar agement.
Carrfour Supportive Housing; Miami, Florida
Vi.ae President, Housing Development
Responsible for implementing varied housing developments
from conception through occupancy, Repotted to the
President/CEO and supervised a Co.struc.tan Manager,
Development Assistant and three support stiff
Identified, and selected potential project sites and
coordinated due diligence For acquisition of new properties.
Analyze projects and formulate project sources and uses,
Sthtic tired financing for cons uctio.n and operating pro
formers using .spreadsheet software, Dversaw the
preparation Of grant nt and loan applications including Low
Income Housing Tax credits, SAIL, HOME, Surtax, AHP, Tax
Exempt Bonds, -etc. Coordinated project u.. encliti g and
financing closings, Supe.ry se outside consultants and
contactors, including appraisers., attorneys, arc .itects,
engineers and general contractors, Managed tho
cansti notion process, including rnainata:ning construction
files and records, processing draws and reimbursements,
and formulating financial progress reports for funding
sources and Carrfour management and Shard of Directors.
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Projects developed for Carrfour:
'� u'illa Aurora - a 29 miliion .a new nixed -use mixed -income
development funded prirnar'.iy by T24 credits, The project
includes a public .1i.bra7,y, 76-units of affordable housing (39
supportive units for the homeless and 371ow.income units),
and 10,000 square feet of effi.oe .space.
* Royalton - Historic rehabilitation of 4..19.23 hotel into, 100
Single -Town occupancy apartments for -the homeless and
ioWincome renters. This. $17.7 million.. project was funded
with both H,istaric acidLow-Incdrne Housing Tax Credks
along with City of Miaini HOME and County Surtax funds.
* Harding Village - Rp Iabilzta.tiorz of a 1950 motel into 92
single-roorn occupancy apartments for the homeless and
low-income ,renters. • T'1 is $12 million project was funde l
with lowincome hous ng tax credits' alar'g tfith`Vetei'ans
Administration Grant and Per Diem, City of Miami Beach
HOME and County Surtax funds.
* Verde Gardens - a mixed -use 145 Unit development for
Miami --Dade County Homeless Trust on land it owns
HornesteacL This $18 rr_illion project was funded with
County General Obligation Bonds and County HOME
dollars. Additaz=aiIy the project has an agricultural
component; and a 5,000 sure foot fresh food market.
* Dr, Barbara Carey--Shuier Manor - a $28 mullion mixed -
income development funded primarily by Low -Income
Housing Ta:t Credits - the project of 10.0 units (50 supportive
units for the 1 ofneiess and 50 low income units),
* parkriew Gardens - a $.10 rrJ2ion Tax Credit funded
affordable housing 'development on City of Miami owned
land. The projeci:'i s 60 units aZ. searing families who are at
or below 60% of Area Median Income,
* :Neighborhood Stabilization Program II - $16.8 mullion of
liSP II grant funds from ; HUD, with the expec4ad.on of
another $20 million of tax exempt bonds & 4% tax credits;
for the acauisiti On and rehabilitation of 240-units of existing
apartments, keeping them affordable for families who are at
or belo,..v 50% of Area Median Income
11 /96 -- 11/04
6/96 - 10,/ s6
Jubilee Community Development Corp: Miami, F:orida
Vice President and Director of Development:
Responsible for development of all real estate projects for
this nonprofit housing development corporation,. The dtties
include the overall development of housing projects for low-
inco.rne paod e - including Iand acquisition, assembling
financing, g, hiring the development team (architects, general
contractors, attorneys, accountants, etc,), and grain t vrrit .g,
Liais.oned with the City and QoutIt Cotmissioners as well
as with th6 housing and .community devwlopmerit staff for
the City of Miami and the County.
Projects developed for Jubilee:
*Total number of units developed 440.
* Total i? nois raised for projects $45,25 raillion,
* Golfs d, 'Villas a i94-ur it, $16 to;:llibil tag exempt grid
and tax Credit funded apartment. complex in North-Vi est
Miariki, worked directly with Jubilee's joint venture partner
The Related Group .of Florida. Drafted successful Miaiiii-
Dadc Co my application for $600,000 of l-10ME funding for
this project,
X Carrie P. Meek Manor a $6,5 Trillion, 71-unit elderly
horsing development it Dvertown, funded under 1-1UD's
Section 202 program, Drafted successful County and City of
Miami applications which provided an a.ciditicnal $500,000
offundir?g.
* Jubilee - a 3, 5 million, 30-unit condorirri u.71
homeownership development_ in. East Little Havana.
Shepherd Project - 6-unit formerly homeless development
in Homestead, responsible for writing grants that raised
$250,000 of matching funding for $600,000 project,
* Jubilee Plaza - a 24,226 square foot retail/commercia.?
-shopping center in Homestead, Florida
Fund Development Consultant: Florida
community Habilitation Center
Consultant on planning the capital campaign.
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10/95 - 5/96
4/90 - 10/55
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Museum of Contemporary Art: Miami, Florida
Director of Development
Responsible for all raising activities for the -gnus; gym.
* Directed the Board in identifying, inv-olvir;g and enlisting
the rinanq a?. st pport ofozzcrs, anclud ng; private
individuals, corporations and.ffundations,
* Planned and executed the Inaugural Gala and other special
a ent•fur d raisers.
*Developed all endowment plan using naming opportunities
in the:view facility to recognize major contributors.
* Staffed the Board's •Development. Committee.
* Supervised the efforts of a. grant writer.
New World School of the Arts:. Miami, Florida
-Directory c `-Developi
Overal: resp ,nsibi !ty for all .fund rais'_r-g initiatives for
this performing arts school. Annual goal of $500,300
regularly met and endowment increased frorn less than $1
million to over $4 million during my tenure. Secured the
donation of a building re door to the School owned,by Bell
Soc.ith and valued at $1.8 million
• Identified, cultivated and recruited supportive patrons.
Planned and executed all special event fund -raisers,
including annual "Rising Stars" show.
▪ Provided staff support to the Executive Board,
Foundation Board and Special rents Committee.
• Managed governmental grant vF iting efforts from
iden: ifi atian, to applications and reporting.
• Served as liaison to the University of Florida's
Foundation, and the Mtiprn,-Dade Community College
Foundation.
* Represented the school at social end cOrnrnutii y activities,
enhancing its image and corporate landing potential.
* Secured the donation of building across the street from
the school yawed at $1.3iliion which Was owned by
Bell South.
Florida Grand Opera: Miami, Florida
Associate Director of Development
Responsible for management and direction of all
corporate and foundation fund raising campaigns, as we:I
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EDUCATION
as all government grants, this totaled $2 million. annually.
* Uirepted resca -oh on pate twal sources of corporate, q
foundation and government support.
Coo:'dir_ated the activities or the Board's Corporate
Development Committee,
• Supervised development staff,
Jewish Family Service of Greater Miami:
Miaixd, Florida
Program Director
Senior Crime Watch and 'Victims Assistance Program
Provided home impros rnezts to qua_tiled low-income elderly
homeowners and .renters. — including energy e icic: cy
.. ;~np`ove-tn-erasT ec- xi" - e eats, and minor re airs,
Took a Very*small project with an annual budget of only
$22,000 and built a significant program of housing services
with a $250,000 annual budget and staff of 18 employees,
* Goneeived, developed, and raised funds to successfully
implement program goals.
* Maintained reporting systerxs for project's fiscal, personnel,
program and public relations status.
* Hired, trained and supervised a staff of 18 employees,
University of Maryland Survey Research Center: CoylegP
Park Maryland
Project Director
Responsible for survey research projects including! grant
writrig, survey design, pre -testing, data collection, codirge
a�Zalysxs, reporting and presentation,
Hired, tree,, and supervised staff of interviewers and
coders on a project by project basis,
Worked closely with Center Director in evaluation and
interpretation of data;
* Wrote grants for funding of specific projects.
B.S, - University of Arizona - 1975
Tucson, Arizona
Major - Public Administration
Graduated with High Distinction
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Dean's List, Beta Gamma Sigma & Phi Kapp. Ply.
N1,S, - Arizona State University - 1978
Tempe, Arizona
Major - Criminology and Crimi:iai Justice
* ABD on Ph.D. - University. of Delaware
Newark, Delaware
Major l- Sociology of Law
Course work cozripleted, comprehensive exam nations
passed).* All. But Dissertation remaining.
Published author on crimira: justice, dugs and youth for
several professional. journals.
NeighborWorks Training Institute - Advanced leadership for
Organza final Transformation
Cer ificatian.•from The Enterprise Foundation for one -week
.ourse on Introduction to Nonprofit Housing Developniet
Certification from Development Training Institute for
four -week course on comprehensive e housing development
Completed one -week course of training on economic
development by The Natiota.l Development Council
Certification from Fannie Mae for Desktop Home Counselor
training
Corti e1 Fund Raising Executive by the
National Society, of Fund Raising Executives
Certifcate o: Completion of Excel 2000 Level 3
New Horizons Computer Learning Centers
Board Member of the South Florida Community
Devetopmen Coalition, 200& to present.
Board Board viember of F.E.T.C.H. (Family Enrichment through
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Community and Hope) 2009 to preent.
?owner Board Meriber ofMiami Chapter of Aasaciauon of
lkundraising Professionals, 1990 - 1996.
South Fiotkla Community Development Coalition
United Way of Dade Co• Katy
Area Agency cal Aging
Greatdr,Mia.trii Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Miami Partnership
Mcntal Health Association of Miami
Fellowship House of Miami
Christian Community Services
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WPC tRENCES
Dr. Richard Bassin
President & CEO
Richard Bassin R D. LLC
300 South Pointe Drive 0 1701
ivliami Beach, F1. 33139
305-321-1226 cell
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JohnC. ar"`rison, Jr.
Preside;- t & CEO
Harrisari Canst action Company
528. Minorca Avenue
Cora! Gables, FL 33134
305-21.6-3919 cell
Tammy Hay1ocd-Moore
\'ice President
JPMargan Chase
Community Development Barking
10-420 Highland Manor Drive, Building 2, 5th Floor
MAILSTOP FL3-2519
Tampa,, F1. 33610-9128
Ph.: 813-432-4902
Cell, 813-470-0660
Tammy.Havi x..k-MooreeChase.cor
George Mensah
Director - City of Miami
Department of Community Development
444 sw 2nd.Aven,ue, 2nd Floor
Mia..n-J FL 33130
305--416-1765
407-687-6050 cell
ensaneoliamiguv. o m
Tony Tl,esi g, Acquisition Manager
National. Equity Find} Inca.,
501 Seventh Avenue,. 7th Floor
New York, NY 10018
212-455-9346
347-489-95-1 Cell
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1, Are you, your spouse or any Immediate family member (children, parents or siblings) currently employed
by the City of Miami? Yes X No
2, Have you, your spouse, or artiy Immediate family member even been a sworn employee of the City of
Miami Police Department? Yes x No
3, Are you currently a party or a party's legal representative In any litigation against the City of Miami?
Yes X No
4, Do you have a record of a felony conviction? Yes X No
5, Why do you wish to serve on the CIP?
As a taxpayer and a concerned citizen, I believe it is my civic duty to serve my 04, particularly when It comes to
assuring the safety of ail Miami residents, it's Important that the CIP is diverse. As an African American mar., I can
offer a unique perspective that will help insure that the panel's recommendations are fair andunbiased.want to
serve as a voice for the voiceless in my community. I would accept this appointment w?th honor and responsibility.
6. What aspect of your life and/or work experience has prepared you For membership on the CIP?
As a former broadcast journalist, I have witnessed all sides of police activity --both positive amid criminal. 1 am capable
of analyzing situations as Information is presented, As a current university professor, I take pride In putting my
critical thinking skllis to work. 1r appointed to the CIP, I would closely fallow Instructions, as directed to the panel.
while offering a perspective on the panel that they may be underrepresented.
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with which you are affiliated and position(s)/office(s) held,
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South Florida Bieck Jo:masts Association
Board Member
Alpha PH Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (local chapter
Chairman of Big Brother/Big Sister Committee
Serenity on the River Condo HGA
Board Director
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romo tley@a7gm ai 1, co:
305-494-4669
Education
Florida A.&i: f University Tallahassee, FL
Mastcr of Science in .tou>xalsmiNfas;r Communication May 20I0
Thesis: "The 40-year Evolution of Super Bowl Commercials, 1969-2009; A Content Analysis
Examining Depictions ofA r' ioan-Americans in Ama.ica's Most I eavily Watched TV Ads"
University of 11Jarnl
Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism/English
Professfonai Experience
Coral Gables, FL
May 1989
1401A Media Group i�iiami 11,
Editor-fn-Chief May 2017 -- Present
Manages rho editorial content for MIA magazine, an entertainment pz:blleation, and Legacy magazine, a
professional and business related publication,
Florida Memorial Lniversity Miami Gardens, FL
Broadcast professor Aug, 2011 -- Present
Develops and manages the broadcast journalism program, Instructs undergraduate courses Including Newspaper
Writing, TV News Reporting, Writing for Electronic Media, TV Production, TV Practicumn and Public
Speaking.
WTXL-TV Tallahassee, FL
Primary hews Attchar Dec, 2010 — Aug. 2011
Co-anchored the weekday evening newscasts at 5, 5:30, 6 and 11 p.m, at the ABC affiliate station,
WTEV TV Jacksonville, FL
AnchorfReporter rune 1996 — Aug, 2007
Co-anchored weekday 5:30 pm. newscast and covered general assignment stories at the CBS affiliate station,
K'Pii L-.TV
Reporter
Tulsa, ON
May 1993-June 199E
Covered education, general assignments and breakingnawvs stories, including the Oklahoma City bombing,
WAIT F-T
Reporter
Madison, WI
Nov. 1991-- May 1993
Covered general assignment stories for the NBC affiliate station.
The Miami Herald Fort Lauderdale, FL
Business Reporter May 1989 --Nov, 1991
Investigated consumer -related stories for the Broward edition of the Herald's Business Monday section
Tile Miami Herald Miami,
Copy Editor Aug. 1988--May 1989
Edited stories on the national news desk at the Herald's downtown Miami headquarters,
Awards
Florida 'Memorial University ,SGA's Professor of the Year, 2015-2016
Florida Memorial University Vacuity Service of Year Award, 2015-2016
Legacy Magazine Educator of the Year;, 2015
Professional Affiliations & Volunteer Services
Director, Serenity CO the River Homeowner's Association, Miami
Member, National Association of Black Jot:rnalists
141[ember, Board of Directors, South Florida Black Journalists Association
Member, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc,
Volunteer, Big Brothers/13 ig Sisters
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Courtney Omega
courtneyomega@grail ,corn
(305) 993-8570
PROFILE:
Executive level program and education specialist with a vast background of working in
professional and diverse settings. Teaching, assisting and creating are
specifics skills that are constantly being utilized to challenge and
advance professional relationships and prioritize social or community
initiatives,
Job History SUM MMAR i':
• More than a decade of working with community organizations including
cultural arts, academia and faith based youth groups
• 5 years-- of networking and client recruitment experience as a publicist in the
entertainment industry.
• Majored in Journalism at Florida A&M University,
• Curriculum writer and facilitator for Golden and Golden Crates Foundation
Familiarity with the staples of weight loss and shapemaintenance for FIT ,
Serve as nutritional guide and physical fitness enthusiast,
• Certification specialist for City Hall Philadelphia (MBEC)
• Enjoys instructing and teaching dance, drama and social studies with groups
of all ages
EDUCATION! Florida A&141 University' 1996-2000 Florida State 1997-1999
Major: Journalism
Minor: Theater/ 'Theatrical Dance
Editor of Student Magazine Journey 1999
EXPERIENCE!
Courses taken included:
Professional, Political Writing
Elements of Magazine Editing
Photography
Playwriting and Directing
Media Ethics
News Writing and Reporting
Communications Law
Graphic Design and Development
Magazine Production
Public Relations Methods
Miami Onmi Community Redevelopment Agency,
Coordinated Community Assessment Survey
Organize Social Media Awareness
Hui.t Community Connection database
Created Monthly Newsletter -Omni CRA Connection
Program Manager for Purple Shirts Neighborhood Enhancement Team
City of Miami
Executive Aide to Commissioner Ken Russell
Created the Front Desk Bible -Guide to Customer Service
Managed schedule of events, daily meetings
Represented D2 Office at Community Meetings
Drafted briefing notes and organized for easy follow along
Helped set budgets for community events
Collaborative Development Corporation May 2014- October 2014
Assisted Director with PublicReJations Duties
Assisted Program Director with Promotional Event Materials for KROMA
Provided Curriedum and Instruction for Sumner Kulture Program, KROMA
Community Playhouse 2012 May -October 2013
Atlanta, Georgia
Assistant Director
• flandled New client recruitment
• Coordinated fundraising
• Assisted director with care and prep materials of facility
• Implemented curriculum For arts as well as academie studies
Fitness Consultant, LA Fitness Sunset Plaza
Miami, FL 2010 - 2012
• Customer service
• Guest Relations
• Personal Fitness and Gym Membership sale
• Organized Member Appreciation Events
IlJ()NORS
YMCA, Fit Fancy Program Coordinator
Philadelphia, PA 2003-2005
• Created classes centered around family fitness
• Organized performance events and functions
• Created community support drives
Novelist, Publish' America
Miami, FL 2007 — Current
• Be i ithaut You, 2009,
The Next Door, 2013
GIRLS INC ATLANTA, Smart Award Nominee, 2012
Featured Speaker, Daytona Authors' Book Fair, 2009, Published author
Guest Lecturer, 'Virginia Tech, Johnson C Smith University, Miami -Dade College, Broward
Colloge, and University of Miami (2007 - 20t0),
Guest of Honor, Keynote Speaker for Woman2Woittan Book Club
Black HistoryMonth
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4, Do you have a record of a felony conviction? Yes
5, Why do you wish to serve en the CIP?
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hereby certify that ail thegateme nts made irithls appli,cation 'are true.a.hd;cori-re'dt; _ .
By signing this application, I authorize verification of my background record solely for use b9 'the CIP Nominating
Committee to' conduct reviews 9.nd provide fipel recommenpiatipns to the City of Mlacni.C9miniplon
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{ME3 Alvaro M. Puente
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Profile
Has knowie 1 e aid t'ainind of pocce proced Wires and departmental Orders as wel as
st3te,"deral 'aW,V3.Act;ve In structural management Imple ertator,.Abilift'y to rnuiti-tasx
and remain fmpartiaf,'erforms extremely well under pressure.Provldss a positive balance
between professisnai and fa ally life. Superior orge ^iza*.lcrial sk!fls,Greatly respacted as a
5r C4e=s I nerchant.!-lighly ethical,Able to oar) a in several languages.
Experience
FRESIDs=1'>rT,DQWN FCWN COFFEE BAR.INC. MIAMI,FLCRIGA 290C-FRESENT
owner and operator of a very success ,f oltdocr itaflan caffe.Orlgir rf cloreer cf a hig=
erd cass eatery rr downtown Miarn.i.Responsfble for all day to day Operaticns,including
but not rimiied tq rna'ntaitirfng elevated standJrds for kitchen and frcnt cperatfor3.Menu
desgn,food and supply purchas;ng. and budgeting,Employee tr ir.g;sLnervisicn and
certircation,Public relations and income ge^erating events.
POLICE TR„ INEEWOFFICER. CITY OF MiAM1 POLICE DEPARTMENT, MIAMI,FLOgID.A 2008.2008
lerforrrned the dr'!Gs requi-ed and spec1'f[ed as per Depa-tmente iy-zLers.Passed the
School of justice.' 8a is Law En..'crcernent rn3nda,ed cou'ses and s;. .cessfu ly cbta'ned the
FILE State cfficar certlf catfcri.Passed city of Miami sponsored and mandated JLl tr'ernirg
PRE5ICEMT .S1 CQIy+FAMES, INC. CORAL GABLES 1990-19999
Oversaw the operations of a global company that specialized ir. importing and exp:rt:rrg
automobiles and motorcycles.
GENERAL SALES MrANGER,THE PORSCHE COLLECTIQN.CORAL GARLEs,Fl.ORf13A 1;84.1990
Responsible for the safes oporat;on of a Porsche Cars of North America franchise.Dut;es
included the ordering and full specification of a:l raw vehicle invento-y, New and used ca-
department sales,aprra!safs and desk,Empfoyee training and hiring_
EDUCATION
Miami Dade Caflape, Cr!rrminology and Acceie~ated d.rsing
M;arn. Dada Schocl of JJstice, Banc craw Enforcement
American high Schap Et Salvador
CIVILIAN INVESTIGATIVE PANEL
CIP MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
970 S.W. l'L Street; Suite 305
Miami, Florida 33130
305 -9 60-49 55
civilianinvestig tivepanel
LAST NAME
Navarreto
CONTACT CELL PHONE:
NUMBERS L 305-607-6590
E-MAIL ADDRESS;
sieve a[,3miamipspi,corr
FIRST NAME
Stephen
DAY:
305-285-4321
HOME ADDRESS:
1325 SW 18 Street
WORK ADDRESS:
Same as above•
CITY;
Mlaml
CITY:
STATE:
FL
STATE;
DOB
09/03/1971
NIGHT:
None.
ZIP -CODE
33145
ZIP -CODE
DISTRICT;
5
DISTRICT:
REAL STATE PROPERTY' ADDRESS:
Same as above.
CITY:
STATE
ZIP -CODE DISTRICT:
i. Are you, your spouse or any immediate family member (children, parents or siblings) currently employed
by the City of Miami? Yes X No
2, Have you, your spaase, or any Immediate family member even been a sworn employee of the City of
Miami Police Department? Yes X No
3. Are you currently a party or a party's legal representative In any litigation against the City of Miami?
Yes X No
4. Do you have a record of a felony conviction? Yes X No
5. Why do you wish to serve on the CIP?
care about the Ci'.y of Miami Including its citizens and police department. I would be honored to participate
In a process that makes our city better and safer for a!i,
6• What aspect of your life and/or work experience has prepared you for membership on the CIP?
y education, wor< experience and life experience have prepared me to be an asset member an the CIP, I have an
A.A. degree in law. an A.S, degree in paralegal studies, and a bachelor's degree in liberal studies focusing or
psychology. 1 have worked as aparaiegal, private investigator and process server for prominent law firms in Miami
including the City Attorney's Office for the past twenty-five years. Finally. I was born and raised in Miarrt, I live and
work in Miami. I am rasing my family In Miami, and I arri intirnately familiar with this city that I love.
List any organizations with which you are affiliated and pos'tion(s}/office(s) held,
ORGANIZATION:
POSiTiON:
Miami PSPI, LLC
President, private irvestigatar, certified process server.
8. Please attach your resume with this application,
CERTIFICATE OF APPLICATION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING
I hereby certify that all the statements made in this application are true and correct,
By signing this application, I authorize verification of my background record solely for use by the CIP Nominating
Committee to conduct reviews and provide final recommendations to the City of Miami Commission Board,
SIGNATURE:
DATE: 08/25/2017
Stephen A. Navarrete
303.607-6590 * 1325 SW I S Street. Miami, IT 33 l45*stave@rniamipspl,com
EERIENCE
President of Miami PSPI, LLC, a Process Service & Private Investigations Office
Miami PSPI, LLC, Agency Number A2600399; September 2006 to present.
I investigate ClaitAs, analyze oases, identify pertinent issues in a case, gather and collect pertir,,ent data and
information from various entities and databases to uncover facts about legal, financrai, aradar personal
matters, and I report all findings to clients. I oversee all agency accounts, I serve process, coordinate
service of process and I locate people and assets, I perform background checks and asset checks, skip
traces. and 1 also perform surveillances and stakeouts,
Paralegal; .4kerman, LL,P; February 2002 to September 2006,
I assisted shareholders in all areas of civil Litigation pertaining to insurance defense, corporate law. and
general litigation and trial support. I collected, compiled, evaluated, and maintained records from federal,
local, and state goverment agencies including federal and state courts, medical providers, employers, and
insurance companies. I prepared discovery requests, responses, motions, and notices of hearing. I
investigated litigant claims, located witnesses, obiaincd statements, and presented oral and written reports
to my attorneys and clients.
Paralegal; Gaebe, Mullen, ntonelli, et al.; August 2000 to February 2002.
I assisted Mark Antoneili and other senior partners in all areas of civil litigation pertaining to insurance
defense, corporate law, and general litigation, I secured, organized, and summarized medical record,
employment regards, deposition transcripts, and records from federal, local, and state government, 1
analyzed cases, ascertained pertinent Issues, obtained and analyzed data, researched related legal issues,
and prepared written memorandums of law. I contacted witnesses, obtained statements, and prepared oral
and written reports of my findings to my attorneys and clients. I prepared standard pleadings including but
not limited to discovery requests, discovery responses, general motions, and notices of hearings,
Paralegal; Law Office of Max Goldfarb,. May 1997 to August 2000.
I assisted Max A. Goldfarb in all stages of litigation. I located defendants and coordinated service of
process throughout the world. I Investigated Defendant's assets for the purpose of satisfying judgments via
levies and'or by garnishing accounts. I performed field work consisting of locating assets and maintaining
constant vigilance uttti! they were seized. I negotiated price and purchased Judgments from Plaintiffs, I
met with potential clients to obtain information about their case and i prepared and provided oral and
written summaries of facts to detern;ine liability to IMir, Goldfarb, I regularly provided clients with oral and
written status of their cases.
EDUCATION
Miami Dade College
Associate in Science — Paralegal Studies; 1997,
Associate in Arts — Law; 2001,
Florida International University
Bachelor of Arts - Liberal Studies; 2004,
OUALIFICATIO?S
Bilingual: English and Spanish.
Licensed Private Investigator in good standing
since 2004, License Numbers
• C24003600
• G1603718
• A2600399
Miatni-Dade County Certified Process Server in
good standing since 1999,
• CPS #1185
Notary Public
• FI133969
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CIVILIAN INVESTIGATIVE PANEL
CIP MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
970 S.W. 1 Street; Suite 305
tvliarrti, Florida 33130
305-960-4956
(13:4)
C v:kanInvesti ativepar'01
LAST NAME Cabrera
FIRST NAME Rafael
DOB 03/24/
L984 ivi F
CONTACT
NUMBERS
CELL PHONE: 305-546-7354
L
DAY: I NIGHT:
E-MAIL ADDRESS; rafaelcabrerajr@grnail.com
HOME ADDRESS: 115 sw 42 Ave #208
CITY: Miami
STATE: FL
ZIP -CODE 33134
DISTRICT:
WORK ADDRESS: See Above
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP -CODE DISTRICT:
REAL STATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: See Above
CITY:
STATE
ZIP -CODE
DISTRICT:
1, Are you, your spouse or any immediate family member (children, parents or siblings) currently employed
by the City of Miami? Yes X No
2, Have you, your spouse, or any immediate family member eve been a sworn employee of the City of
Miami Police Department? Yes X No
3, Are you currently a party or a party's legal representative in any litigation against the City of Miami?
Yes X No
4, Do you have a record of a felony conviction? _ Yes _ X No
5. Why do you wish to serve on the CIP?
My purpose for seeking a position on the Civilian Investigative Panel is to ensure that we maintain nothing but the utmost professionalism frorn the employees of
the great City of Miami. I understand that the police department has to provide a tough work product, The service the men and wornan of the Miami Police
department provide Is both risky and dangerous, t commend every last one of those brave individuals for confronting those dangerous situations head on, I am also
well aware of the unfortunate behaviors and mishaps the department has deah with both in recent years and in Its past history, I believe She C.I,P, is an important
component in ensuring that the members of Miami Police Department follow their Departmental Guidelines and continue to provide not only excellent law
enforcement service, but great customer service as well, As a member of the civilian Investigative Panel I will approach each case with a fair and bias view before
stating my opinion or judgment.
6, What aspect of your life and/or work experience has prepared you for membership on the CIP?
I have a finance Degree from Florida International University. I manage several Smoothie king Franchises in the Mlam+
Area and I am Involved with several business ventures throughout the City of Miami, My business ventures, as weft as,
my volunteer work within the City of Miami have geared me to Teare the many facets of this great shy As a business
owner, I know the importance of providing great customer service, f try to instill this philosophy in my employees on a
dairy basis, At times, when an employee is not receptive to the culture I gain to achieve, I have to take a fair and
impartial approach to the discipline I Mil possibly recommend or enforce. Disciplinary situations have led me to
understand and obtain a vast knowledge In Employee Labor Laws and the experiences of how to dIplomatkafiy handle situations as they are presented tome.
7. List any organizations with which you are affiliated and positions)/office(s) held.
ORGANIZATION:
Furnished upon request
8. Please attach your resume with this application.
POSITION:
CERTIFICATE OF APPLICATION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING
I hereby certify that all the statements made in this application are true and correct.
By signing this application, I authorize verification of my background record solely for use by the CIP Nominating
Committee to conduct reviews and provide final recommendations to the City of Miami Commission Board,
SIGNATURE: RQ
DATE: 7/27/17
RAFAEL CABRERA
Phone. (305) 91,9-1629 + Fax; (305j 2224145 • Erma!: rafgelcghperairC,grnail,com
Innovator known for a trusted ability to envision and create successful results 1n complex st' ations; with
a proven ability to swiftly analyze key business drivers and develop s:rategies to grow the bottom -line,
Areas of -Excellence include;
• Deve:oiling New Business
• Raising Capita;
▪ Negotiations and Closings
• Fotni r.g Strategic Alliances
• Leading &- Developing Tan
• Marketing Campaigns
• Customer Engagement
+� Board Collaboration
C,.VRL CR I-HISTOR\'
TICKET HUNGRY; Miami, FL
Co-Founder/Director of Business and Government Relations
Ticket Hungry provides passionate fans the ultimate live event experience. Through persoaaazei
Customer -service, clients can buy tickets for any sporting, concert or theater event nationwide.
• Cultivate business and drive all aspects of the companies' growth by acquiring sports,
musio, and business partnerships.
• Spearhead new -market growth by identifying optimal investments with demographic
analysis that are aligned with community profiles.
• Involved in the South Florida community es a corporate sponsor of multiple Local charities,
universities and sporting events such as Amigo For Kids, Florida International University,
Sony Open Teens and The Miami Heat,
2006 - Present
NEXT LEVEL CONSULTING; Miami, FL 2005 - Present
President
rndependent consulting for small and large tier companies specializing in short and long-term
investments and developing operational ef�.tolencies by building organizational structures, from the
grass -root levet to the Board and Senior Executive&
• Sharp Financial planning, forecasting, controllership, strategy and business araly°tics for
various clients end companies,
SMOOTHIE RING; Miami, FL 200S - Present
General Manager
Directly responsible for overall sales, performance and sers'ice for multiple franchise locations
Oversee and control all daily operations, policy implementation, advertising' promotion and
strategic direction,
• Set and administer budgets; monitor quality control to ensure profitability and sustainabilily.
• Recruit, hire, and motivate staff and implement proactive tra Ming management.
■ Maintain as approachable, community friendly image, promoting brand message through
speaking engagements, charitable activities and relations with media sources
TAMIIPA YANKEES; Tamp, FL
Minority Duvner
20 i2- Present
Class A Advanced Affiliate of he New York Yankees Major League Baseball team.
EDUCATION
Florida International University,- College ofBusiness.4dtnlnistratton, Miami, Florida
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Major in Finance
PROFESSION A CIVIC AFFI1AT-OM
Latin Builders Association
Junior Director
City- Year Miami
Finance Committee
Florida International Alumni
Lifetime Member Alumni
B ig Brother, Big Sister of Greater Miami
llispank Advisory Council
OF WANT]
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mein t etehl i rr ` i1 7 (YN ma.y.gttech up to a pne,pegs reapPnse,)
1 hay P•seie,i. Gird v,�ii# i.esed.bo hxides of the coin o'nc 1 ccri 'be uihicsed_ it
cle6sions, -' eras Ohiaf cF Stdff•ta d co'r.inirsslorrer when C!P was created
(Inc urderstdnd the spfrft order why tt was c paed, There are c. !w ys tfvo
sides to a story and some even say three,
Why do you wish to serve ci the wiz (You may at atrh up to ons.-gaga
response,)
J idq riot !'!ce how situations prow and The truth Is hard to seek, Whether !t
Is a police officer or a cK.teh that is in the r'tht, I want to seek be sire t; tot
it is fair and °1ght.
List ary orga.n1za ion w!t'h w*h t L a .e affiliated and position(s)/3rf!cer;s) held,
‘You may attach a separate eheet or resume, If necessary.)
0 RWANJZATION:
FOSiTION;
CERTIFICATE OP APPLICATION
I harehy of rtify that a1, the statements made irr this appiiaation are +~ue and carnet
By slgnin this appllca-tIon, 1 authcifze ver#ficetlan of my backQraund record scleiy
for use by the CIF M rntnatinQ Commlttea to conduct ,reviaws an,1 provido final
recommendaltons to the Cijr of 11+'1iarni Commission,
Slgrtstura'
°ae: .Argi117r2014
Eileen Damaso
2332 S.W. 19th Street • Miami, Florida 33145 • (305) 343-2731 • eileen@damaso.us
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
• More than fifteen years of professional experience in government and legislative management,
lobbying and public relations.
• Proven abilities to achieve and exceed goals and objectives to meet operational deadlines.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills having dealt with a diversity of constituents,
elected officials, private industry and municipal departments.
• Bilingual: English and Spanish
EXPERIENCE:
EDA CONSULTING
President
Miami, Florida April 2011 - Present
• Manage legislative issues for clients and maintaining an awareness of how legislation impacts
projects;
Provide objective advice, expertise and specialist skills with the aim of creating value,
maximizing growth through government contracts and proposals;
• Perform research, data collection, and assist in preparing business proposals and
presentations for governmental bids and request for proposals;
• Provide input into, and assisting with the production of a wide range of documents
satisfying the requirements of both new business sales and the support of existing
customers;
WASTE MANAGEMENT INC OF FLORIDA
Government Affairs Director
Miami, Florida October 2009 — March 2011
• Coordinates and performs tasks designed to initiate and secure contract renewals and price
increases with current customers.
• Researches and develops new business opportunities within the marketplace.
• Maintains and enhances customer satisfaction through relationship building,
• Analyzes and prepares the following: bids, process specifications, and test and progress
reports.
• Acts as a liaison between the Company and community and/or client.
• Answers escalated and/or complex questions and resolves complaints of customers.
• Develop strategies to add value to the company through government relations and public
affairs at the state and local government level.
WORLD WASTE SERVICES, INC
Vice President Municipal Marketing and Government Affairs
Miami, Florida ....August 2002 — October 2003 ..June 2004 — October 2009
• Develop strategies to add value to the company through government relations and public affairs
at the state and local government level;
• Administer all the government permits and licenses;
• Monitor, analyze and influence legislation and administrative actions;
• Maintain relations with public officials;
• Manage public relations initiatives and represent the Company in all media inquiries;
• Target and secure major waste and recycling accounts throughout the state of Florida;
• Responsible for tracking, bidding and securing commercial, government and municipal waste
contracts.
Eileen Darnaso
Resume
Page 2
FLORIDA SENATE
Legislative Assistant
Taliahassea and Miami Beach, Florida..,,,,........,2403•June 2004
• Assist rr ernber of the Florida Senate with a variety of administrative and public reiations matters
by interpreting policies, procedures and operating practices of the Florida Legislature;
• Advise Senator of issues and prajebts hat require involvement In order to better serve the
district;
• Update Senator cri research gathered necessary for drafting bills and amendments, and
analyzes legislative proposals;
• Perform background research oh a bill and working It through the committee process,
CITY OF MIAMI COMMISSION
Chief of Staff
Miami, Florida ....,.,.,.,.., June 1998 - July 2002
• Manage and coordinate al; City functions for City Commissioner In addition to broadening
oornmunkty access to municipal services;
• Responsible for operations and logistics of Commissioner's office to include but not limited to
overseeing the office and preparing and executing the office budget;
• Manage public relations for Commissioner, which include but are not ll^ilted to preparing and
distributing press releases and designing and composing district newsletter and setting up
media Opportunities;
• Facilitate public appearances and foster relationship with media;
• Perform research acid response to public inq'.iirles as it relates to policy Issues;
• Consult Commissioner an any controversial issue in front of the commission and gather
information and backup data.
• Represent Commiss'oner In intergovernmental Inquiries regarding community Issues;
• Lobby the Florida State Legislature on behalf of the City;
• Initiate strategic goals, empowering associates and tracking multiple complex projects.
FLORIDA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Legislative Assistant
Tallahassee and Miami, Florida November 1995•June 1998
• Assist member In carrying out background research to gather and assemble information as
necessary for drafting bilis and amendments; and analyzing legislative proposals;
• Advise member on issues and projects to better serve district;
• Responsible for district offioe along with supervising district staff;
• Attend meetings and conferences or behalf of member:
• Handle public relations affairs along with preparing and distributing press releases, newsletters
and other public Information data;
EDUCATION:
• MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
University of M!arni, Coral Gables, Florida — May 1990
• BACHELOR OF ARTS IN POLITICS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
University or Miami, Cara! Gables, Florida — August 1987
NAME: 7,renlse Bryan
CITY OF rVi1AMI
CIVILIAN INVESTIGATIVE PANEL (CIP)
APPLICATION
97O S.W. oaf Street, Ma, r�7!srt�l, Pior!da 11120
30$$ 96'0.4956
11583
CONTACT DA"; EVEN',, a; STIla
NUMIEERS: (780-287.782E d L1
HOME ADDRESS: 100E W/ 14 aVe. f C;71'1. STATE: Z;
x
MAl[.INC ADDRESS (If d'fferant):
E•hIAi! (OptIona:):
CITY:
STAr
ZIP:
Do you reside, own real property, work, or rmaintaln a business in the City of
Miami? ' — No. !f as, Address:745 NW 54th St Teiepnone Number: (755)
759-5717
2, Are you, your spouse or any immediate farrllly member (children, parents,
siblings) currently employed by the City of 1Mlarr1? Yes
3. Have your, your spouse, or any immed a e family r ember ever been a sworn
employee of the C',ty of Miami Police Department? Yes
Are you currently e party or a party's Mega; representative in any I tlgatlon against
the City of Miami? Yes _
5, Do you have a record of a felony cony cticn? Yes
Over
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5, What aspect cf your I;fe andior work experience 11.as prepared yo J for
membership on the CIP? (You may attach up to a one -pare response.;
I was raised In Liberty City by be`ng raised here 1 know t-e comm:r;ty very well, ot;h
Its problems and everything It has to offer, My experience here In Liberty City Includes
the McDufle riots and the impact that the po'ico have on the community,
7. Why do you wish to serve on the GIP? (You may et up to 3 one -page
response.)
Because I have a commitment to improve the relationship between the co~rimLn ty and
the pollee also I want to br°ng my experiences of growing up in Liberty City to the
c1P.
8, List any crgar?izatIons with wh'ch you are. a +tilafed and poslw`orr(c)!of lce s) he'd,
(You may attach a separate sheet or resume, if necessary.)
ORGANIZATION:
POSITION:
Miami Dade County Schonis Food Service Fast presider•t of 2016
Associations
Sisterhood of Survivor
New Fiar'da Majority
Member
Member
Florida Irrsrrtlgrant Coalition
Member
1 hereby certify that all the statements made in this application are true and correct,
By signing this application, i authorize verification of my background record solely
for use by the GIP Nominating Co;:rrmlttee to conduct reviews and provide firal
recommendations to the City of Miami Ccmrnissior:.
Signature: i renIse B yant Date: 4/5/2O15
Trenise Bryant
16919 NW 14th Avenue
Miami Gardens, Florida 33169
Phone: 786-267-7629
trenise@theworkercenter.org
Objective;
To obtain a position that e',/ould allow me to ut',!ze my skills as a office manager
and a community organizer.
05/2006 until present@ The Miami Workers Center 745 NW Sot' Street Mia, El
*Maintaining the building
*Answer phones
*Payroll
* Plan community meetings with members
* Maintain a positive work environment
08/2001 until present @ Dade County Schools Board
*Maintain production records on Priority
*Planning and supervising the production of food
*Maintaining good customer service skills
*Supervise and direct department employees in the daily job task
*Food ordering and Portion Planning
'Maintain a good positive work environment
*Cashier
*Cooks & Bakers
Education:
01/2011- Present Miami Dade Community College
*Hospitality & Business Management
`Safe Serve Certified
10/2011 until 05/2011 Manger intern Ciass
interest: Parent Teacher Association Essac Committee, Track Club Booster Parent,
POWER U Booster Parent, Right To The City member, Grassroot Global Justice
Alliance, Past President of the School Nutrition Association
CIVILIAN INVESTIGATIVE PANEL
CIP MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
970 S.W. Ict Street: Suite 305
Miami, Florida 33130
305-960-4 956
(;)
civilian i nve st Igativepalne
LAST NAME
BRANTLEY
FIRST NAME
MINCA
DOB
5/2/1979
M F
5;
CONTACT
CELL PHONE:
DAY: ' NIGHT:
NUMBERS
954-445-9244
305-237-1876
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
MINCA1@MAC.COM
HOME ADDRESS:
CITY: STATE:
ZIP -CODE i DISTRICT:
11 Island Ave #1008
Miami Beach
FL
33139 ' N/A
WORK ADDRESS:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP -CODE
DISTRICT:
11380 NW 27th Ave #2256
Miami
FL
33167
N/A
REAL STATE PROPERTY ADDRESS:
CITY:
STATE
ZIP -CODE
DISTRICT:
1202 NW 61 st Street
Miami
FL
33142
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1. Are you, your spouse or any immediate family member (children, parents or siblings) currently employed
by the City of Mlami? Yes x No
2. Have you, your spouse, or any immediate family member even been a sworn employee of the City of
Miami Police Department? Yes X No
3, Are you currently a party or a party's legal representative in any litigation against the City of Miami?
Yes x No
4, Do you have a record of a felony conviction? Yes x No
5. Why do you wish to serve on the CIP?
} am a Ward —born, prcfeselenal wee a-d ,not tar that grew during the oemlre In"tiratfoil of the 198C's, Mremt Was than at.k:ixed as one of the TO de -semis nl'-fee in the World,
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1 wish to serve the City that gave me Iife through serving as a dedicated, empathic, and clAticafly it ink:rig member cf t'te civilian In'res:`gatIve Paiei.
6, What aspect of your life and/or work experience has prepared you for membership on the CIF?
M a 1tsrised Ct^sldal Psyr},oksgisi, : have sways stud{ed 41,1".211 oareviar arc manta! prooesads. My a cadarso?ura;;t!s ware not slip y 10 appaasa my curosity, qyt nsteac m 9rq t vi to hers -✓.r.9m
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i have oommiiited to tt~Is mission ar a professiona—e'rel and have a great deal of'skir In the game' to yelp Improve our comr^v.Ity and to criminal /Lades system,
7, List any organizations with which you are affiliated and positions)/office(s) held.
ORGANIZATION: 1 POSITION:
Miami Dade College
i American Psychological Association i Member
Miami Dade Reentry Task Force
Professor
Committee Member
8, Please attach your resume with this application,
CERTIFICATE OF APPLICATION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING
I hereby certify that all the statements made in this application are true and correct.
By signing this apptication, f authorize verification of my background record safely for use by the CIP Nominating
Committee to conduct reviews and provide final recommendations to the City of Miami Commission Board,
Minca BrantleyD e'20i7Oa 012;0 b k
sI�NArURE:
DATE: 8/2012017
SUBMIT
CURRICULUM VITAE
MINCA DAVIS BRANTLEY
954.445.9244
doctarm Inca @gmail,co m
EDUCATION
Minca 9rantrey
2001 B.S., Psychology, University of Florida
2003 M.S., Clin,cal Psychology, Nova Southeastern University
2006 Psy,D,, Clinical Psychology, Nova Southeastern University
PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE
2006-present Professor, Miami Dade College Miami, Florida
• Professor of Psychology In the Department of social Sciences.
• Teach a variety of Psychology courses including Introduction to
Psychology, Human Growth and Development, Personal
Effectiveness, the Individual and Society, Abnormal Psychology
and Human Sexuality,
• Co -Director of ESUBA Program Abuse Program conducted in the
prison to teach Inmates returning to the Miami Dade community
anger management, critical thinking, and life skills training
• Co -Founder and Co -Director of the Institute for Educational
Empowerment —program to bring academic college courses to
Miami Dade Correctional Institutions
• Guess lecturer for the Department of Criminal Justice for
courses.
• Participate as an active contributor and leader of a variety of
college programs, community activities, and lead several campus
committees,
2006---present Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Florida International University
Office of Employee Assistance, Miami Florida
2O10---present
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Provided psychotherapy to the University faculty and staff, Developed Irr•-
services and conducted training programs on a variety of topics including
Stress Management, Effective Communication, Diversity, Generations In
the Workplace, and Anxiety Management. Taught graduate level
psychology course: The Dynamics of Group Psychotherapy
Created World of Wellness online curriculum with 8 courses on
psychological wellness for faculty and staff.
Educational Program Coordinator and Consultant, Consulted,
developed, and implemented employee professional development
curriculum for various community businesses and local government
organizations,
2004-••2006 Program Coordinator, Guided Self --Change Clinic, Nova Southeastern
University Psychological Services Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Coordinated and managed the Guided Se'f-=•Change Clinic, Coordinate
services provided by student therapists at community mental health
center.
Screened and scheduled clients, Provided administrative supervision of
student therapists. Assisted Program Director In administrative training of
practicurn students. Supervised Program Managers In daily functioning of
the clinic. Solicited advertising and marketed clinic services to
community, Acted as a liaison between administration and student
therapists both within mental health center and outside agencies,
2004 Teaching Assistant, Nova Southeastern University, Fart Lauderdale,
Florida
Facilitated lab groups, weekly grading, clinical evaluation of third year
dental students enrolled in the Behavioral Medicine course. Under the
supervisor Ana Fins, Ph.D.
2003 Workshop Lecturer, Community Partnership of Children's Services
Council of Sroward, Plantation, Florida
Assisted in training various community mental health care providers In
Motivational Interviewing techniques Workshop. Conducted small group
sessions during the 4 month training series and taught workshop
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participants how to use Motivational Interviewing techniques with their
clients.
2O02-2003 Research Therapist, Project Choices, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Provided psychological assessment and protocol treatment for ongoing
research study to promote awareness among women at risk for having
children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Study conducted by Drs. Mark and
Linda Sobell through Center of Disease Control and Prevention,
2003---2004
Program Manager, Guided Self ---Change Clinic, Nova Southeastern
University Community Mental Health Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Assisted in managing daily functioning of the Guided Self —Change Clinic.
Screened and scheduled potential clients. Reviewed clinician charts,
Provided supervision of students. Solicited advertising for the Program.
Entered client demographic data, assessment of treatment and
alcohol/drug data into research database, Ordered and prepared
Program supplies,
2003 Psychoeducational Lecturer, Nava Southeastern University, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
Conducted discussion and presented relevant substance use and abuse
related materials for undergraduate students Nova Southeastern
University Housing Program.
2003 Coordinator, National Alcohol Screening Day, Guided Self —Change
Program, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Performed screenings and provided relevant information for local
participation in this national project, Data collected was submitted to the
National Mental Illness Screening Project In partnership with the National
Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
20C2 Psychoeducational Lecture, Nova Southeastern University, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
materials
Lectured and presented relevant substance use and abuse related
for undergraduate students Nova Southeastern University Housing
Program.
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CLINICAL TRAINING EXPERIENCE
2005-2005 Psychology Intern, 8roward General Medical Center
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Served as an intern on the following units; Trauma, Pediatrics, Intensive
Cardiac Care, Pediatric Intensive Care, Inpatient Psychiatry, Oncology,
Maternity, Internal Medicine, and Intensive Care, Conducted Behavioral
Medicine training for 3r6 and 4th year medical students. Supervised 2''d
and 3`ayear psychology trainees. Completed over 150 consults and initial
psychological evaluations, Provided psychotherapeutic Interventions
including but not limited to individual psychotherapy, group therapy,
psychoeducation, behavioral pain management, and supportive
psychotherapy.
2003---2005 Psychology Extern, University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Center
Orthopaedic Hand Team, Miami, Florida
2002---2003
Worked as a member of an interdisciplinary team with the Orthopaedic
Hand Team and Burns Team. Completed consults and initial psychological
evaluations for patients, provided individual treatment, psychoeducatlon
and behavioral pain management interventions for patients with
traumatic hand injuries and traumatic burn injuries. Also conducted
several stress management and relaxation inservices for hospital staff.
Psychology Trainee, Guided Self Change Clinic, Nova Southeastern
University Community Mental Health Center, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
Provided assessment and treatment for clients with alcohol, tobacco,
gambling and/or illicit drug problems, Provided individual and group
treatment under a motivational cognitive ---behavioral treatment modality.
Supervisor Linda C. Sobell, Ph.D., A.B,P,P,
NCI— 2003 Psychology Trainee, Guided Self Change Program, Nova
Southeastern University Community Mental Health Center, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
Co ---facilitated support and focus group based on Motivational
Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral Model for the treatment of
homeless individuals with alcohol, tobacco and/or illicit drug problems.
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Group discussion and Focus addressed refusal skills, development of
action plans and options, informed decision---rnaking skills, relapse
prevention, and effective coping strategies. Completed under the
supervision of Linda C. Sobell, Ph.[],, A.B,P,P,
2002 Psychology Trainee, University of Miami/Jackson Memoriai Hospital
Participated in consultation/liaison medical rounds. Observed
psychiatrists
assessing and treating patients. Supervisor: Dr. German Molina
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2003---2004 Dissertation, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Directed Study: Collaboration with other students in the development of
professional training CD---ROM/Video illustrating the fundamental
components of group psychotherapy. Additional materials included in the
CD ---RCM are a critical review of the literature, powerpoint presentation,
group therapy quiz, suggested readings, Handout: "Statements and
Guidelines Used in Groups", group questionnaire, and references.
Under the supervision of Dr. Linda Sobell, Ph.D., A.B.P.P
2002 Research Assistant, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale,
Florida
Duties include coding and gathering research information to investigate
smoking cessation and the decision to terminate smoking behaviors.
Under the supervision of Mark B. Sobell, Ph.D,, A.B.P.P,
2001 Research Assistant, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale,
Florida
substance
Duties included coding and collecting data for research project
investigating the appropriate use of Time Line Follow Back (TLFB)
calendar in past research when assessing participant's history of
use, Supervision conducted by Mark B. Sobell, Ph.D., A,B.P.P,
2000 Research Assistant, 5hands Hospital at University of Ficrida, Children's
Mental Health Unit, Gainesville, FL
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Duties included collecting, analyzing, and managing data In investigating
various behavioral treatment Interventions and treatment outcomes
related to Self---IrJurious behavior. Supervision conducted by Brian lwata,
Ph.D.
1999 Research Assistant, University of Florida, Association for Retarded
Citizens, Gainesville, FL
Duties included coding and collecting data for investigation of various
behavioral interventions with Individuals with cognitive impairment,
Under the supervision of Brian lwata, Ph.D.
PROFESSIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
United States Attorney's Office, Miami -Dade Task Force for Reentry Committee Member
AWARDS
2014 Hank Mayer Endowed Teaching Chair, Miami Dade Foundation
LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION
Licensed Clinical Psychologist — FLORIDA PY7844
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
American Psychological Association, member
Florida Psychological Association, member
REFERENCES
Available Upon Request
CIVILIAN INVESTIGATIVE PANEL
CIP MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
970 S.W.11T Street; Suite 305
Miami, Florida 33130
305-960-4956
LAST NAME
Davis
Ci1r liariInVeStigat(Veparel
FIRST NAME
Deidria
CONTACT CELL PHONE:
{ NUMBERS
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
deidriadavisgaol.com
HOME ADDRESS:
1950 NW 3rd Ave
786-215-9873
CITY:
Miami
WORK ADDRESS: CITY:
1603 NW 7th Ave Miami
REAL STATE PROPERTY ADDRESS: CITY:
1950 NW 3rd Ave Miami
DAY:
STATE:
FL
STATE:
FL
STATE
FL
DOB
11f22/63
M JF
anytime
ZIP -CODE
33136
ZIP -CODE
33136
ZIP -CODE
33136
NIGHT:
before 9:00 pm
DISTRICT:
5
DISTRICT:
5
DISTRICT:
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1. Are you, your spouse or any immediate family member (children, parents or siblings) currently employed
by the City of Miami? Yes X No
2. Have you, your spouse, or any immediate family member eve been a sworn employee of the City of
Miami Police Department? Yes X No
3, Are you currently a party or a party's legal representative in any litigation against the City of Miami?
Yes X No
4. Do you have a record of a felony conviction? Yes X No
5, Why do you wish to serve on the CIP?
To serve my community and continue to make Miami a safe place where people of all race, creed, religious beliefs
can five together on one accord, working towards a common goal.
6. What aspect of your life andjor work experience has prepared you for membership on the CIP?
Member of the CRB for two terms. Member of Overtown Community Ovesight Board (OCOB) for two terms
President of the Association where i reside. Work for Camillus House - full time, serving the community
. List any organizations with which you are affiliated and position(sj/office(s) held,
ORGANIZATION: POSITION:
OES Sister's of Unity #12 Star Member
8, Please attach your resume with this application,
CERTIFICATE OF APPLICATION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING
I hereby certify that all the statements made in this application are true and correct,
By signing thls application, I authorize verification of my background record solely for use by the CIP Nominating
Committee to conduct reviews and provide final recommendations to the City of Miami Commission Board,
SIGNATURE; P514AP
DATE; August 8, 2017
DEIDRIA DAVIS
1950 NW 0 Ave, Miami, 1 Monde 33136
(736) 218-9873, mobile
SUMMARY OF QEAL.IEICAT1ONS:
OBJECTIVES:
Over 20 years of experience working within the v[arketing, Customer
Servic/Cruisc Industry, Highly energetic, Self Motivated, Self -Starter
meeting projected goals. I ani skilled in oral and written communication.
[ am also proficient in the interpretation of statutes, regulations, policy
guidance, analytical and problem solving abilities, Possess the ability to
apply different techniques to accomplish multiple assignments,
Objectives consist of working in the area of management, marketing,
security; marine operations, customer service, or investigations. Searching
For careeropportunities within these: specialized Melds where I can apply
my skills and education to help the organization grow and meet its
purposes and goals daily-,
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
07/22/2016 to PRESEir T CAMILLLUS HOUSE —PHOENIX PROGRAM
lU M'ML1, FLORIDA 33136
Accountable for accurate and timely handling of all aspects of client supervision during
the week and over the weekend. Ladies in this program have been victims of human
trafficking and must be considered and handled with care under strict confidentiality
guidelines.
• Planning, soliciting in -kind services, attending, and documenting activities for clients
• Taking clients on store nuts and DCAF visits with children,
• Clearly communicating status or incidents to the supervisors as they occur
• Working with clients to resolve their issues through group discussions and house
meetings
• Recommending appropriate solutions while providing client services
• Dispense medications on the weekend and providing headcount to security at the end on
each shift.
• Urinalysis; random and on intake
• Advanced clerical and other duties as required, including ordering supplies and
maintenance,
10/05/'2015 to 07/11/2016 ALORICA CALL CENTER.
MIAMI LAKES, FLORIDA 33016
Accountable for accurate and timely handling cif all aspects of customer account
maintenance and transactions
• Retrieving payment history from the system aad clearly comtnunioating status to the
customer
• Analyzing account characteristics and working with customers to resolve their issues,
persuade them to bring their account current, andor recommending appropriate solutions
while providing'' best in class" customer service
• Reviewing customer history and, where appropriate and based on established policies and
procedures, waives late charges and grants extensions
• Utilizing all collection tools available to maintain delinquencies and losses at or below
Customer Service Center objectives
• Documenting all activities in a clear and concise manner utilizing the appropriate systems
and in accordance with established procedures
11/05/13 to 10/05/2015
Salary: $12/hour
13 hours/week
01/04 to 09113/13
Salary: S17/hour
40+- hours/week
DEIDRIA DAVIS
1950 NW 3"" Ave, Miami, Florida 33136
(786) 21S-9S73, mobile
RESORTS WORLD BJMLNI
1iF�+itilt, FLORIDA 33132
GUEST PORT SER FxCRS/GUSTO. 2 R SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE P/7'
• Respond to correspondence through e, tails, in relation to either compliments or
complaints
• Determine whether guest will receive compensation, apology or acknowle:dgenaert
• Process incoming sales calls regarding Genting Luxury Hotel and Casino ship
bookings
• Check -in process at Port of Miami for guests, technicians and employees sailing out
from Port on the Bimini SuperFaat ship, Travel document verification
• De -bark consists of processing passengers after return from Bimini
• Process payments during check -in and other duties as required
• Notarize travel does as needed. Advanced clerical, TWIC clearance, Port of Miami
Identification, and Port Everglades Identifrcation,
CELEBRITY CRUISES,' ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL/
MIAMl, FLORIDA 33132
TR4L\ LYG COORDLS 4TW 'ADTL NASSISTANT/ GLTiST RELATIONS
REPRESENTATII E
• Scheduling and tracking of ail 3 Star Officers and above training, Marine Safety &
Environmental Protection. and Security Managers on a regular basis, Re-sponsible for
updating the weekly attendance report for all the managers, Inform all necessary
departments of the travel schedule for the Managers in his/her area,
• Prepares the reservations and travel arrangements for the Managers S&E, Security
that need to go onboard the ship for inspections or projects. Moreover, coordinates
with the vessels, the agents, the vendors and the other departments the details of
transportation and has responsibilities for all the necessary arrangements to be done
ahead of time including "to whom it may concern" letters, i,e. Homeland Security
and Customs Agents,
• Prepares the boarding Lists for AWP Sampling teams to board vessel for the purpose
of conducting mandatory and unannounced. regulatory Sampling,, is accordance with
governmental authorities, regarding the Advanced Waste Water Treatment Sy -stems
onboard attd SQM
• Prepares and submits expense reports for the Managers of group,
• Coordination of cabin requests for vendors, contractors and crew,
• Must be able to maintain strict confidentiality and discretion in dealing with issues of
a business or personal nature, in addition, be able to make independent decisions,
• Must be able to effectively work under pressure and simultaneously manage multiple
tasks and deadlines, paying close attention to detail,
• Assist in the preparation of the Environmental and Security Officer rotation and
monitoring the disposition plan in coordination with the FIR Department and the
company's Hiring Partner, and cotrn:unieate updated information to the Masters of
the vessels on a regular basis,
• Prepare and arrange Masters, Staff Captains, Environmental Officer, Engineers,
Security Officers, aid other higher management shipboard officers training
arrangements as required. Submitted SeaForms for payment as well,
• Assist with other Marine projects, as required from the department Managers, as well
as serving as back-up to the Sr. VP when his Executive Assistant is unavailable,
2
06/03 to 01104
Salary: $9ilrour
36+ hours/week
EDUCATION:
COMPUTER SKILLS:
DEIDRIA DAVIS
1950 Nw 3'd Ave, Miami, Florida 33136
(786) 218-9873, mobile
CARRIE MEEK FOUNDATION MlA11"I, FLORIDA 33133
For Congresswoman Carrie P, Meek (RA)
■ Organized personal calendar of al; events
• Coordinated meetings, luncheons, speaking engagements
• Received visitors at evens, from fellow congress members to non-profit donors
✓ Managed day to day office operations
• Advancedclerical, other duties as required
CR MINAL JUSTICE BACJS
AXIA — AA CRIMINAL JUSTICE - L'MVERSITY OF PHOENIX, ARIZONA
0612010 — 1 Ir2014 BACHELOR DEGREE - ORGANIZATION SECURITY
MAa' AGEN1ENT
cmiriAL JUSTICE
NIIA:MI DADE COtii4 CNITY COLLEGE — MIA�:iI, FLORIDA
9102 —04103
o Adobe: Acrobat, Illustrator
o Avstar, media ratings software
o Microsoft 2010:: Office Suite
o Public TV Online
o Lotus N otea, email application
o Windows Vista - Windows 7
o Fleet Visitor Request
o Fldello - Seaware
ADDITIONAL QUAL,(FICATIONS:
A.S./R S, Degree
Experience to a customer service/'call center environment
Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills
Good written communication skills
Self-starter and independent
Team oriented and results driven
Strong organizational skills and attention to details
Attendance and punctuality are essential
AS400 Colonial, reservations system
JD Edwards, El database
PBS Express, media statistics database
Siobei, correspondence database
AN1OS
Navigate Portal
FeopleSaft - Employee Cabin Requests
ACTIVITIES'
ACHIEVEMENTS: r'OUTSTANDLVG MOWER OF TUE YEAR 2001"
MEAMI-DADE COUNTY FLORIDA, BOARD OF COLNTY COMMISSIONERS, DORRiN D.
ROUI.E, MAYOR ALEX PENELAS
CITY OF - COMMUN'ITP BELATIOA BOARD MEMBER SINCE 2011
0VERTOJ3'N OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE BOARD .1f6MBBR 2010-2012
Ct i'7LIAN INVESTIGATIVE PANEL (GLP) BOARD MEMBER "MAYORAL
APPOINTMENT" JVLY 2014-ONGOING
VILLAS OF ST AGVRS CONDO ASSOCIATION F'10E PRELS71l.1aN'T SI CE 2009 NO1'
PRESIDENT 2014-UNTIL
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