Resumes
Resumes
Co-Founder, Community Food Systems
View pageLocation:
Tallahassee, FL
Industry:
Architecture & Planning
Work:
Tallahassee Food Network - Tallahassee, Florida Area since Nov 2012
Research Consultant
Bakari McClendon, Inc. since 2001
President & CEO (Self-Employed)
Houghton-Jones Neighborhood Task Force, Inc. Dec 2008 - Aug 2011
President & CEO
1000 Leaders/ SVAALTI 2008 - 2011
Program Graduate
Saginaw County Youth Farm Stand Project Jun 2006 - Aug 2011
Director
Research Consultant
Bakari McClendon, Inc. since 2001
President & CEO (Self-Employed)
Houghton-Jones Neighborhood Task Force, Inc. Dec 2008 - Aug 2011
President & CEO
1000 Leaders/ SVAALTI 2008 - 2011
Program Graduate
Saginaw County Youth Farm Stand Project Jun 2006 - Aug 2011
Director
Education:
Florida State University 2012 - 2014
Master of Science (MS), Urban & Regional Planning Central Michigan University 2009 - 2011
B.S, Community Development; Public Administration University of Florida 1999 - 2002
Master of Science (MS), Urban & Regional Planning Central Michigan University 2009 - 2011
B.S, Community Development; Public Administration University of Florida 1999 - 2002
Skills:
Writing Skills
Public Relations
Community Outreach
Research
Management
Organizational Leadership
Writing
Marketing
Project Planning
Community Development
Program Development
Public Speaking
Grants
Staff Development
Event Planning
Program Management
Entrepreneurship
Non Profits
Nonprofits
Social Media
Organizational Development
Media Relations
Sustainability
Fundraising
Budgets
Strategic Planning
Training
Leadership
Grant Writing
Volunteer Management
Editing
Policy
Leadership Development
Strategic Communications
Public Policy
Event Management
Press Releases
Newsletters
Program Evaluation
Workshop Facilitation
Journalism
Project Management
Community Organizing
Microsoft Office
Qualitative Research
Healthcare
Social Networking
Proposal Writing
Economic Development
Team Building
Public Relations
Community Outreach
Research
Management
Organizational Leadership
Writing
Marketing
Project Planning
Community Development
Program Development
Public Speaking
Grants
Staff Development
Event Planning
Program Management
Entrepreneurship
Non Profits
Nonprofits
Social Media
Organizational Development
Media Relations
Sustainability
Fundraising
Budgets
Strategic Planning
Training
Leadership
Grant Writing
Volunteer Management
Editing
Policy
Leadership Development
Strategic Communications
Public Policy
Event Management
Press Releases
Newsletters
Program Evaluation
Workshop Facilitation
Journalism
Project Management
Community Organizing
Microsoft Office
Qualitative Research
Healthcare
Social Networking
Proposal Writing
Economic Development
Team Building
Awards:
APA-PBCD 2013 Catlin/Long Memorial Scholar
American Planning Association - Planning and the Black Community Division (APA-PBCD)
Named after committed planners and long-standing PBCD members, The Robert A. Catlin/David W. Long Memorial Scholars award is designed to foster an increased interest in the profession of urban planning among Black students. The goal of the is to encourage the pursuit and achievement of the growing number of Black graduate students entering the urban planning profession, and to create a critical mass of Black planning professionals who support one another and provide new perspectives on issues facing the communities that they serve.
American Planning Association - Planning and the Black Community Division (APA-PBCD)
Named after committed planners and long-standing PBCD members, The Robert A. Catlin/David W. Long Memorial Scholars award is designed to foster an increased interest in the profession of urban planning among Black students. The goal of the is to encourage the pursuit and achievement of the growing number of Black graduate students entering the urban planning profession, and to create a critical mass of Black planning professionals who support one another and provide new perspectives on issues facing the communities that they serve.
Certifications:
License Offered By Johns Hopkins University
Coursera, License Offered By Johns Hopkins University
An Introduction To the U.s. Food System: Perspectives From Public Health
Coursera, License Offered By Johns Hopkins University
An Introduction To the U.s. Food System: Perspectives From Public Health