Resume

• 2009

  MBA

  Finance

• 2004

  M.A.

  Interdisciplinary Studies

• 2000

  B.S.

  Sport Management

  Sigma Chi

  Campus Recreation

• 500

  Westwood

  CA

  Successfully manage a $1

  000 budget for our programs to meet department goals and allow for the purchase of new equipment and the addition of new staff. Supervise and manage eight full time employees as well as provide professional development opportunities to those individuals. \n\nManage a comprehensive Intramural Sport and Club Sport programs through development of student leaders

  creating diverse offerings

  providing a great experience for students and assessment of our current programs to determine whether or not we are meeting the needs of our participants. This also includes the management of 120+ student employees and 73 part time and volunteer coaches.\n\nAssist in the development and presentation of funding proposals for campus committees

  which allow for an increase in programming opportunities and an increase in staffing.\n\nDevelop content and new ideas for our website in order to centralize our online presence

  grow the reach of our programs and show our community the opportunities we offer.\n\nWork with alumni groups as well as Student Affairs Development in order to raise funds for our club teams so they can accomplish their goals throughout the year. This past year we raised $500

  000+.\n\nOversee Martial Arts classes and Sport classes to determine profit/loss as well as popularity of our offerings to determine what should continue or what should be altered.\n\nManage facility schedules for all 52 club teams and Intramural Sports in 15 different locations in order to effectively create space for practices

  fundraisers

  banquets

  games

  tournaments

  and summer camps.\n\nCreate and manage sport summer camps which include overnight and commuter opportunities for Rugby

  Squash

  and Men's and Women's Lacrosse.\n\nReview and create contracts in order to secure locations for special events

  secure hotel rooms for visiting guests or visiting teams and to execute sponsorships for our department and teams.

  Program Director of Sports

  Classes

  Athletic Training and Fields

  UCLA Recreation

  Westwood

  CA

  •Successfully manage a $750

  000 budget for competitive sports to meet department goals and allow for the purchase of new equipment and the addition of new staff. Also

  effectively distribute funds through an application process to 48 club teams.\n•Forecast expenses for employees

  equipment

  supplies and technology

  which allows the department to allocate resources effectively and within our budget\n•Produce annual events including a triathlon

  5k races

  martial arts tournaments as well as rugby

  lacrosse and soccer tournaments which raise $10

  000 to $20

  000 per team.\n•Supervise and provide development opportunities to 2 professional staff members

  two summer interns

  four Student Coordinators

  14 supervisors

  80 officials

  and 30 general managers.\n•Tournament director for the NIRSA West Regional Flag Football Tournament which brought notoriety to the department

  student development for all volunteers and employees and hosted 25 teams with the ability for three of them to qualify for the national tournament.\n•Schedule facilities used by club sports and intramural participants in a manner that allows approximately 15

  000 students to use our fields

  pools and indoor space annually.

  Assistant Program Director

  University of California

  Los Angeles

  •\tSupervised and managed two summer interns

  four Student Coordinators

  14 supervisors

  80 officials

  and 30 general managers.\n•\tCreated new staffing model within Intramural Sports to provide more development opportunities for our students. Since creating this model we have sent seven people on to receive graduate assistantships or internships within campus recreation.\n•\tProduced annual events including a triathlon

  5k races as well as martial arts

  rugby

  lacrosse and soccer tournaments which raise $5

  000 to $30

  000 per team.\n•\tDeveloped emergency action plans for intramural and club activity for each of the facilities we occupy including fields

  pools and indoor facilities.\n•\tEnforced general policies to assist in risk management for sporting events. \n•\tDeveloped and enforced the Competitive Sports Employee manual and the Intramural Participant manual to set expectations for both staff and general participants.

  University of California

  Los Angeles

  Assistant Director of Campus Recreation

  •\tAssist with the budget administration of Campus Recreation programs\n•\tMonitor and organize Intramural sports and special events for the Elon University community\n•\tDirect supervision of a 54

  000 square foot facility\n•\tMaintain proper customer service for all faculty

  staff

  students and other constituents

  Elon University

  Associate Director Recreational Activities

  Manage and oversee multiple program areas and facilities including Club and Intramural Sports

  UCLA Marina Aquatic Center

  Water Sports Instruction

  Club Sport Athletic Training Center

  Martial Arts

  Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation

  Instructional Sports and 217

  000 sq. ft. field space.\n\nLead 16 full time employees to meet department and division goals and objectives through collaboration

  teamwork

  communication

  trust and support. In addition to full-time staff

  I help set objectives for over 200 student staff

  instructors and coaches.\n\nDevelop and maintain adherance to monetary benchmarks for the different units of supervision which total $2.8 million.\n\nParticipate in high level decision making

  which includes department direction and what is needed for both revenue generating and university funded programs; the operation of facilities; and other services and special initiatives

  as part of the UCLA Recreation Executive team.\n\nCollaborate and build relationships across departments on campus to advance UCLA Recreation's strategic goals and meet campus iniatives.\n\nWork closely with UCLA External Affairs Development Office to advance the goals of Capital Projects

  meet department initiatives and meet the needs of our Club Sport teams. This includes campaign development

  gift solicitation and procurement

  and the use of SPARK campaigns.\n\nWork in partnership with Program Directors

  Unit Managers

  and Facility Managers in order to properly meet the needs of the campus community through facilities

  programs

  service and business.\n

  University of California

  Los Angeles

• Leadership Development

  Management

  Staff Management

  Youth Programs

  Staff Development

  Customer Service

  Operating Budgets

  Sponsorship Activation

  Fundraising

  Operations Management

  Sports

  Program Development

  Event Management

  Strategy

  Special Events

  Student Leadership

  Program Management

  Time Management

  Contract Management

  Event Planning

  Smith

  Brian

  Smith

  Elon University

  University of California

  Los Angeles