Lee
Bailey
4310 Citrus Blvd
(321) 637-0777 (evening) or (321) 537-8059 (cell)
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PROFILE 1. Data-driven decision maker: Extensive design, implementation, and evaluation of programs and services that meet documented needs 2. Effective leader: able to prioritize, delegate and motivate board members, staff, & volunteers 3. Relationship developer: lead individuals with diverse backgrounds into cohesive working teams with winning results 4. Talent for resource development: outstanding grant proposal writing, successful fundraising activities, and philanthropic and membership development |
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RELATED ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Grantsmanship, Fundraising, Development, Collaboration·
Achieved an overall grant award rate of 96% and awarded over 50
million dollars during career; Negotiated and received 99% of funds requested ·
Built highly effective collaborations with businesses, public and
private sources, i.e., matched and met the $100,000 City of Orlando
Challenge Grant for Orlando Science Center’s endowment fund ·
Collaborated on production of two-hour training video on
grantsmanship; Initiated a county-wide Grants Symposium ·
Conceived, organized and implemented numerous successful fundraising
events, i.e., Galas, Historic Walking and Home Tours, Art Festivals,
Renaissance Faire, etc. ·
Coordinated all financial and business details for funded projects
including audits and contracts ·
Ensured technical and budget accuracy and compliance with
institutional policies and grantors’ policies ·
Granted and re-granted funds to community-based organizations ·
Identified and successfully cultivated prospective donors; Fostered
donor recognition and stewardship ·
Insured funders of the progress and impact of awarded projects
through internal and/or external evaluations ·
Met or exceeded funding goals at every institution, i.e., 3
million capital campaign at YWCA; United Arts Campaign ·
Obtained competitive federal, state, foundation and private source
funds from, i.e., National Endowment for the Arts, Work Force Development,
Ford Foundation, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 21st Century
Learning Centers, and coveted Walt Disney World Community Service Awards (see
list of awards) ·
Provided grant training to organizations, i.e., local schools,
regional non-profit organizations, nationally - The American Federation of
Teachers ·
Served as a reviewer for federal, state and private funding sources;
Currently a member of the Standards & Allocation Committee, United Arts
of Central Florida ·
Successfully solicited the federal government for formula and
supplemental grants · Synchronized details of proposal submission with other officers and/or aspects of the organization Leadership, Management, Administration·
Award recipient - Women of Year in the Arts ·
Developed and carried out program and personnel policies, and organizational
goals and budgets ·
Eliminated operating deficits at two organizations ·
Established annual comprehensive development plans, identified
institutional needs and priorities ·
Established internal accounts and maintained records on funded
projects ·
Forecasted and monitored budgets of millions ·
Interpreted policies and worked affectively with Board of Directors,
Elected Officials, and community agencies ·
Managed the completion and submission of progress and financial
reports on funding projects ·
Promoted organizations through networking, presentations at
conferences, and effective public relation skills ·
Supervised and directed staff of up to 100 individuals Researching, Analyzing·
Analyzed and generated profitable ways that increased both membership
and earned revenue by 55% and 85% respectively ·
Conducted literature reviews and research studies to inform
decision-makers ·
Coordinated up to 46 projects simultaneously among administration,
project directors, and finance department ·
Developed and implemented sophisticated evaluation tools for
evaluating results for projects and programs ·
Examined and monitored program budgets to ensure that all programs
expended funds according to institutional and funder policies · Implemented quantitative research for profit and nonprofit clients ·
Monitored legislation and appropriations that might impact grant
programs; researched funding sources |