Kim R. Fish
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Professional Summary
Motivated professional whose career demonstrates consistent growth, effective strategic planning and management by delivering quality technical and customer services to the academic community. Recognized for strong leadership skills, excellent written and oral communications, strong organizational skills, quick analytical ability, and guiding management teams to achieve organizational objectives.
Experience
Manager of Client Services 2017 – present
Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney VA
Client Relations – Act as primary contact to ensure requests and questions are promptly resolved, and information regarding services and programs is appropriately provided. Monitor service delivery ensuring deadlines and expectations are met. Accountable for strategic and tactical planning and program implementation.
Account Management – Oversee implementation of effective business practices and ensure operational excellence to further enhance client satisfaction. Conduct regular reviews of expenses, revenues, etc. Ensure operations are cost effective and within budget constraints. Implement expense saving strategies as necessary and appropriate. Act as a facilitator of processes across departments.
Staff Management - Lead recruiting, interviewing, and hiring processes. Actively develop employees by providing leadership through effective objective setting, delegation, and communication. Conduct meetings to ensure that personnel are well informed of changes in programs, policies, procedures and initiatives. Oversee and conduct performance appraisals. Provide measurable feedback to staff and suggestions for improved performance. Deliver appropriate recognition and corrective action as needed.
Administration - Work closely with stakeholders and resources at all levels of the organization to build and maintain positive relationships and ensure proper administration of policy, practice, and procedure regarding travel, payroll, expense reporting and reimbursement, facilities management, information technology administration, etc. Assume responsibility for preparation, monitoring, and compliance of related budgets and budgetary guidelines.
Manager, User Services, Information and Technology Services 1998 - 2016
Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, VA
Provide day-to-day leadership and guidance to deliver high quality technical and customer service to the Randolph-Macon College community
Provide project management of new hardware, software upgrades, and student network connectivity; Windows and MAC software upgrades, various anti-virus products; wireless connectivity roll-outs
Provided project management of email migration from MS Exchange on premise to Office 365 of 20k mail boxes and the rollout of OneDrive
Collaborated with internal and external teams on various projects
Provided project management of Microsoft Sharepoint as the College’s intranet and collaborative work sites
Provide project management on the migration from Sharepoint 2010 to Sharepoint 2013 of all department sites/application
Provided asset management of college-owned computers and three-year computer replacement cycles of hardware
Purchasing Agent for College hardware and software
Software licensing negotiations with 3rd party vendors
Tracking licensing agreements and regulations of College supported software
Coordinated with various departments to make sure licensing regulations were adhered to
Serve as administrator of Microsoft System Center, WSUS, and Track-It servers
Oversee and maintained direct policy of the College's computer resources
Serve as liaison to College departments regarding technical issues, software upgrades and training
Oversee assigned personnel, student technical assistants, and lab assistants
Design and maintain departmental web pages
Coordinate with ITS CIO regarding the department budget; manage work study budgets
Eliminated Helpdesk backlog; instituted a 24-hour response turn-around Established Student Helpdesk and “Get Connected” student move-in programs
Acted as the technical consultant to the Randolph-Macon College reaccreditation committee
Served as College liaison to all outside groups requiring College technology resources such as EdTech, Virginia State Science Fair, Virginia State Police, and VFIC Ethics Bowl
Initialized a training program for faculty and staff; coordinate and conduct supported software trainings for the College community
Initiated and facilitated CICV PC Users Group conferences
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Adjunct Faculty 2010 - 2015
South University, Richmond, VA
Teach various technology and “Strategies for Success” classes
Manager, Development Information Services 1990 - 1998
Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH
Coordinated and oversaw all daily operations associated with the Office of Development Information Services including PC hardware and software maintenance, and batch processing of the Alpha mainframe
Served as Quodata/Jenzabar System Administrator
Supervised functions related to gift processing and constituency management
Developed and maintained computerized departmental records using ALPHA mainframe and PCs, including the design and programming of appropriate databases, and data management/reporting systems using a variety of software
Performed technical analysis and interpretation of report data for senior officers
Maintained departmental operating budget
Provided training on PC and Alpha software for development and campus staff
Technical Training
Microsoft Windows 7/10, MS Office 2016; MS Project; Sitecore, Dreamweaver, Sharepoint Network Protocol – TCP/IP;
Associations
Mentor, Strayer University
Member, Freshman Orientation, Randolph-Macon College
Technical consultant, Randolph-Macon College reaccreditation committee
Technology liaison to PBS annual EdTech and the Virginia State Science Fair
Member, ACM
Member, SIGUCCS
Consultant to CICV annual User Group conference
Education
Master of Science, Management Information Systems
Strayer University, Henrico, VA
Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education
Keene State College, Keene, NH