JEANNIE CITERMAN-KRAEGER
314-***-**** (c) Orange Village, OH
44122
*********@***.***
www.linkedin.com/in/jeanniecitermankraeger
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
Training and Volunteer Management
Experienced not-for-profit professional with successful training, community
relations, volunteer management, development and special event management.
Strong verbal and written communications skills
Community Outreach Public Speaking and Volunteer Recruit &
Presentations Motivate
Collaborative Problem Training and Curriculum Placement, Orientation
Solving Design and Training
Program Management Group Instruction Retention and
Recognition
Budget Plan. & Special Event Management Donor Stewardship
Implement. &Management
Communications Marketing Customer Service Skills
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
LiveSpecial Coordinator 2013 -
Present
National Council of Jewish Women/ Cleveland, OH
. Present and market website to general public, educators, senior and
health-related organizations
. Coordinate, recruit and train volunteer committee, including health
fairs, phone-a-thons and deliveries
. Update website changes and communicate with potential additions
Consultant 2012 - 2013
Fedora Network, Cleveland, OH
. Established parameters of curriculum and training design
HandsOn Central Ohio, Columbus, OH
. Produced and presented training for community classes, in-line with
strategic initiatives
. Launched semester of community training classes, coordinating with pro-
bono instructors
VISTA, Community Engagement & Training 2012 -
2012
HandsOn Central Ohio, Columbus, OH
. Produced and presented training for community classes, in-line with
strategic initiatives
. Launched semester of community training classes, coordinating with pro-
bono instructors
. Researched and produced spreadsheet of corporate partnerships and
potential community engagements
VISTA, Skills-Based Volunteer Manager, Intern & Volunteer Services
2011 - 2012
Points of Light, Atlanta, GA
. Created positions, wrote position-descriptions, recruited,
interviewed, placed, oriented, trained, motivated and recognized
Skills-Based Volunteers for internal SBV program
. Wrote and managed collateral materials, including Desk-Reference
. Designed, publicized, and coordinated monthly staff engagement events
with community partners
. Coordinated community capacity building project in a United Way funded
Community Opportunity Zone; and provided training to community
leadership committee with partner agency in a low-wealth community
Retail Staffing Analyst
2011 - 2011
DomPatCi Management Solutions at Home Depot, Atlanta, GA
. Interviewed by phone over 35 candidates daily, using "Situational
Interview Guides" in screening and recruiting on behalf of Home Depot,
to identify appropriate candidates for retail positions
. Partnered with store leaders, staffing managers and consultants to
ensure staffing processes are managed in consistent and effective
manner
Interim Development Director 2008 -
2009
St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute, St. Louis, MO
. Developed, created and implemented major special events - exceeding
budget goal by 10-15%; bringing 10% more attendees, recruiting
committee chairs, committee members, soliciting sponsors, auction
items and event volunteers for agencies
. Coordinated numerous fundraising special events annually, garnering
$30,000 - $150,000; as well as one to-two donor recognition events
annually
Grant Writer 2006 -
2008
Life Skills, St. Louis, MO
. Researched and wrote 35-to-75 grants annually, garnering new grants of
$2,000 to $150,000; establishing strong relationships with community
partners
. Researched and wrote 75+ grant proposals, for development and
programming departments at an agency providing services to
developmentally and physically challenged teens and adults.
. Achieved a 50% return level, including a new $150,00 grant for
advocacy funding
. Co-chaired internal organization campaign as well as internal United
Way Campaign, generating 97% participation rate
. Supervised 75 volunteers at golf tournament, garnering over $250,000
Director of Development 2005 -
2006
Family Support Services, O'Fallon, MO
. Researched and wrote 35-to-75 grants annually, garnering new grants of
$2,000 to $150,000; establishing strong relationships with community
partners
. Developed, created and implemented major special events - exceeding
budget goal by 10-15%; bringing 10% more attendees, recruiting
committee chairs, committee members, soliciting sponsors, auction
items and event volunteers for agencies
. Coordinated numerous fundraising special events annually, garnering
$30,000 - $150,000; as well as one to-two donor recognition events
annually
Development Associate 2003 - 2005
Jewish Federation of St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
. Managed $2 Million Annual Campaign for Women's Division
. Supervised and trained Women's Division Board and committee's
regarding individual solicitation directions, phone-a-thons and
planned gifts
. Directed a training initiative targeting future female leaders in the
St. Louis community
. Achieved 99% participation rate on both internal J-Fed campaign and
United Way campaigns
Director of Development 2001 -
2003
The Miriam Foundation, St. Louis, MO
. Managed membership, volunteers, fundraising and marketing efforts, as
well as staff, for foundation
. Directed scholarship funds for children with learning disabilities
. Coordinated Gala netting 10% over budgeted net
. Produced two Membership and Special Donor Recognition events annually,
resulting in 7% increase in attendance and interest in planned giving
. Wrote and received five new grants for Miriam School equipment
Director of Development 2000 -
2001
Talking Tapes/ Textbooks on Tape, St. Louis, MO
. Led resource and marketing development of organization serving
physically and mentally challenged
. community, with clients across the country
. Established first Gala special event, recruiting committee chairs,
solicited sponsors, auction items and event volunteers
. Researched and wrote grants which established strong relationships
with community partners
. Produced quarterly newsletter, annual reports, fact sheets and other
collateral items
Director of Development 1998 -
2000
Harris House Foundation, St. Louis, MO
. Solicited individual, business and corporate gifts, including an
"expansion campaign" garnering over $200,000
. Coordinated three fundraising special events, garnering $75,000,
$35,000 and $12,000 annually; along with producing two donor
recognition events annually. Recruited event chairs, event committee
members, soliciting sponsors, auction items and event volunteers for
agencies
. Researched and wrote 50+grants annually
. Wrote quarterly newsletters, annual report, brochures as well as
increasing visibility thru media relations and community relations
Director of Volunteer Services & Community Relations
1988 - 1997
Metropolitan St. Louis Psychiatric Center, St. Louis, MO
. Recruited, interviewed, placed, trained, supervised and evaluated 150
individual and group volunteers, writing volunteer job descriptions
. Coordinated government affairs activities, working with local and
statewide office holders to forward educational outreach efforts for
local hospital
. Planned, coordinated and executed annual volunteer and staff
recognition events
. Managed community relations and advocacy activities, working with
local and state-wide office holders and state staff to forward
educational outreach efforts for local facility
VOLUNTEER & COMMUNITY SERVICE
Fedora Network - Volunteer and Trainer Coordinator
Points of Light - National Leadership Faculty - Volunteer
Junior League of Cleveland - Co-Chair Advocacy and Training Council Member
National Council of Jewish Women, Cleveland Section - Member
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Association of Leader in Volunteer Engagement (AL!VE), National Membership
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Training & Advocacy Committee
Forum for Volunteer Administrators (FVA), Cleveland, OH -
Board and Training Committee
EDUCATION
Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, IL
. Coursework towards Masters, Public Administration/ Policy Analysis
Stephens College, Columbia, MO
. Bachelor of Arts, Fashion Merchandising; Minor in Psychology &
Business