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Martha Simmons
Apt. ***1
Atlanta, GA 30308
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Professional Profile
Self-starter, more than six years of administrative experience, excellent verbal and written communication skills, strong analytical skills, five years of supervisorial experience, four years of human resource experience, ability to work well without supervision, successful grant writer, highly organized, proficient in use of WORD, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and all basic office equipment, results driven, experience working in varied capacities with and for non-profits to raise funds, strengthen stakeholders, and increase their organizational capacity
Work Experience
2010-2015 – The African American Pulpit Inc. (Atlanta) Supervisor, Reginald Bell
Employee Job Title – Grant Writer and Project Coordinator
Duties:
<As a Project Executive, I developed projects for use by churches and communities including a lectionary that now contains 220,000 pages by writing and obtaining a one million dollar grant from the Lilly Endowment.
<Managed a team of 15 people to produce materials for online placement.
<Led more than twenty-five workshops on organizational capacity building for community and church development corporations,
<Managed the project budget and ensured that all persons and cost were timely paid
< Provided assistance to non-profits through leading workshops on board development, visioning, and staff training. Left job due to funding ending
2006-2010 - San Francisco Redevelopment Agency (San Francisco) Supervisor, Michele Davis
Employee Job Title – Community Liaison
Duties:
<Developed project initiatives in keeping with the city’s redevelopment aims for revitalizing depressed communities and initiating traffic projects;
<Prepared neighborhood reports on economically challenged and underserved areas and families, especially children and maintained confidential economic documents;
<Assisted in analysis of neighborhood needs assessments for a diverse community;
< Did extensive research to prepare materials for neighborhood organizations such as organizational development materials, funding sources, leadership training, workforce development for underserved populations, and organizational assessment materials;
<Led community meetings with groups, government officials, and a variety of stakeholders ; <Maintained records of construction projects and performed extensive administrative work and data entry; and
<Prepared weekly project reports for a variety of city agencies, and carried out all other tasks as necessary. Left job due to relocating to another city
Education
Bachelor of Science, Bradley University, Peoria, IL
References
Mrs. Michele Davis
Assistant Director, Community Relations, UCSF
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Mr. Reginald Bell, PhD.
Board Member, The African American Pulpit
Charlotte, NC
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