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Schena, Paula
From: Hechenbleikner, Peter
Sent: . Monday, April 24, 2006 7:55 AM
To: Schena, Paula
Subject: FW: Economic Development Committee
From: rnrchambercom@aol.com [mailto:rnrchambercom@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 5:54 PM
To. Town Manager
Cc: gymnast@readinggymnastics.com; mlinnane@Linnaneinsurance.com
Subject: RE: Economic Development Committee
Hi Peter,
At the April 5th Reading-North Reading Chamber of Commerce board meeting Leslie McGonalge
was appointed as the representative for the Chamber to serve on the Economic Development
Committee. I will attend any meeting in her absence, as the Chamber feels this is a very
important committee that the town has initiated as a'result of the Reading Master Plan Committee.
Leslie will attend the interview process on Tuesday, April 25th at 8:00pm at Town Hall. Thank you
Carol Hughes, Executive Director
Reading-North Reading Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 771
Reading, MA 01867
Web address: Reading nreadingchamber.org
Phone #781-944-8824 Fax 4781-944-6125
"Our Business Is Your Business"
4/24/2006
APR-25-2006 03:44 FOUR POINTS NORWOOD ?81 551 3552 P.02
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO BOARDS/COMI UTTEES/COMAHSSIONS
Name: ('-IArL \ Adle) Date:
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east) (First) Address: 536 i6jLr ~i J~ Tel. (Home)d-'f 4 - t
Tel. (Work) 7$L- ..jt,j~
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Occupation-*A~ tt e% # of years in Reading;
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Are you a registered voter in Reading? e-mail address: .-5fl4bVj4rL- (W um t, 11~-
Place a. number next to your preferred position(s) (up to four choices) with #1 being your first priority.
(Attach a resume if available.)
-Advisory Council Against the Misuse
and Abuse of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Other Drugs
_Aquatics Advisory Board
Audit Committee
-`Board of Appeals
-Board of Cemetery Trustees
-Board of Health
-Board of Registrars
-Bylaw Committee
-Celebration Committee
Cities for Climate Protection
Commissioner of Trust Funds
Community Planning & Development Comm.
Conservation Commission
^Constable
-Contributory Retirement Board
council on Aging
Cultural Council
Custodian of Soldier's & Sailor's Graves
Please outline relevant experience for the position(s) sought:
_/Economic Development Committee
-Finance Committee
Historical Commission
Housing Authority
Human Relations Advisory Committee
-Land Bank Committee
_MIRTA Advisory Committee
-Metropolitan Area Planning Council
-Mystic Valley Elder Services
-Recreation Committee
_RMLD Citizens Advisory Board
Telecommunications and Technology
Advisory Committee
Town Forest Committee
Water, Sewer and Storm Water
^Management Advisory Committee
West Street Historic District Commission
Other
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APR-25-2006 03:45 FOUR POINTS NORWOOD
Sheila Clarke
536 Haverhill Street
Reading, MA, 01867
(781) 779-1033
781 551 3552 P.03
Professional Exoerience:
Target Corporation, Minneapolis,MN 9/02-Present
Regional Campus Recruiting Specialist
> Serve as the primary administrative resource to Northeast Regional Campus Recruiter
> Assist witb the coordination of the company internship, Inroads and Campus Liaison program for the Region
> Oversee the accuracy of tracking candidates through the recruitment and selection process
➢ Place all Campus related print advertising for the Region
k Surface training issues and trends to Regional Campus Recruiter
Collaborative Communications, Inc., Cambridge, MA, 11/98 -10/01
Office Administrator
Systems management/computer network administration responsibilities-
> Complete knowledge of computer systems at a supervisory level, training, and education of staff
➢ Monitored trouble-shooting work of consultants and programmers on all new hardware and software
purchases, follow-up and documentation on all procedures pertaining to automation
S> Obtained all vendor proposals for new hardware and software
3> Designed and implemented all procedures, which enhanced the use of office computer systems. This included
implementing preventative maintenance procedures and creating training and user-documentation
operations responsibilities:
D General office management, including obtaining equipment and supply proposals, office space maintenance
Managed buying costs and recommended vendor changes
➢ Coordinated internal meetings
Ford Model Management, Boston, MA 1/92 12/97
,executive Assistant to Agency Director 1 /95 - 12/97
Promotions Director 3/93 - 12/97
Intern 02 - 5/92
Event Planning/Special Event responsibilities:
Researched hotel accommodations, made travel arrangements, and handled correspondence with vendors for
eight city fashion show tour
> Scheduled instructors, prepared agendas, and planned refreshments, breaks, and meeting rooms with hotels for
monthly seminars
➢ Developed exhibit materials, managed lead follow-up efforts, coordinated booth logistics and acted as primary
liaison to convention center
Sales & Mt rketing responsihilities:
A Managed clients sales and service for both print and promotional divisions; Clients included Filene's T.J.
Maxx, Marshalls, Sports Illustrated, and Nabisco
> Developed new client sales resulting in $1.5 million in additional company billings
> Increased sales territory by 80% during 5 year tenure as Promotions Director
> Negotiated rates, usage, and buyouts for all model, agency, and client contracts
Adminisrrative responsibilities.
Managed internal staff, including hiring retention, and performance appraisals
> Maintained client/model databases for large mailings, processed, monitored, and approved all invoices
D Implemented conversion of manual accounting systems to computerized resulting in increased efficiency
Additional Exoerienee:
The Penthouse, Boston, MA, Contract Fork 11/02 - 8/02
Office Manager (administrative work and customer service for a full service salon) 1/98-11/98
Education:
Fitchburg State College, Fitchburg. MA, Bachelor ofArts in Communications, 1992 i
Cornouter Skills : Microsoft Office
TOTAL P.03
Grove Street Accident Historv (near MarlMeinze/Forest/Suruce):
1. 2001= 0
2. 2002 =1
1. #136 Grove at Forest-Car vs. Pole (case #337987)
3. 2003 =1
1. #76 Grove Street-Road Rage caused crash (case #347781)
4. 2004 = 4
1. #255 Grove-Car slid onto home owners lawn due to greater than
reasonable speed with ice/snow on road way(case #366617)
2. Grove at Forest-2 car MVC-stop sign violation (case.#381818)
3. Grove at Forest-2 car MVC-stop sign violation (case#383213)
4. #54 Grove Street at Mark Ave-Car vs. Pole-Op. unable to control vehicle
around curve (case #371976)
5. 2005 = 3
1. Grove at Forest-Operator dropped cigarette, bent down to pick it up, and
struck pole (case #402415)
2. #71 Grove Street at Henzie-2 car MVC(case #386161)
3. #10lGrove at Forest-Trash truck vs. Car-rear end-Op. of car blamed solar
glare (case #401930)
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