HomeMy WebLinkAbout12380RESOLUTION NO. 12,380
A RESOLUTION MAKING APPOINTMENTS AND
REAPPOINTMENTS TO THE MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK,
ARKANSAS:
SECTION 1. The following named persons are hereby appointed or reappointed as members of
the Museum of Discovery Board of Trustees:
John Conner, appointed to serve a three year term (first) beginning on January 1, 2007, said term
expiring on December 31, 2009.
Gloria Love, appointed to serve a three year term (first) beginning on January 1, 2007, said term
expiring on December 31, 2009.
Mark Saviers, appointed to serve a three year term (first) beginning on January 1, 2007, said
term expiring on December 31, 2009.
Brad Williams, appointed to serve a three year term (first) beginning on January 1, 2007, said
term expiring on December 31, 2009.
Irma Hunter Brown, reappointed to serve her first full three -year term, said term expiring on
December 31, 2009.
Jennifer Robins, reappointed to serve her first three -year term, said term expiring on December
31, 2009.
THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS WILL ROTATE OFF THE BOARD OF TRUTEES ON JANUARY 1
2007:
Robert Chandler
Natalie Ghidotti
Tom Kane
Bruce Wesson
Scott Daniel
Donna Hambuchen
Melody Piazza
Mary Wohlleb
SECTION 2. This resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption.
ADOPTED: November 6, 2006
ATTEST:
N r y Wood, ity Clerk
APPROVED: L —
Ji D iley, Mayor
October 24, 2006
The Honorable Jim Dailey, Mayor
City of Little Rock
City Hall, Room 203
Little Rock, AR 72201
Dear Mayor Dailey:
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The Board of Directors of the Museum of Discovery met on October 16, 2006, and
elected the following people to three -year terms on the Board of Trustees beginning
January 1, 2007:
John Conner
Gloria Love
Mark Saviers
Brad Williams
I have enclosed resumes for these four new members of the Board.
The following directors were re- elected to an additional three -year term on the Board:
Irma Hunter Brown
Jennifer Robins
You received their resumes when they were first nominated to serve on the Board.
The following people will be rotating off the Board of Trustees on January 1, 2007:
Robert Chandler
Scott Daniel
Natalie Ghidotti
Donna Hambuchen
Tom Kane
Melody Piazza
Bruce Wesson
Mary Wohlleb
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We will endeavor to fill the other vacancies on the Board between now and the end of the
year.
Please ask the City Board to approve the actions of the Museum's Board of Trustees.
Thank you,
Nan Selz
Executive Director
cc Office of the City Clerk
Scott Carter
William Haught
John L. Conner III
#2422 Country Club Ln.
Little Rock, AR 72207
Education:
1990 Newport High School
1994 University of Arkansas B.S.B.A.
Work:
1994 -2002 VP Holden - Conner Co.
Newport, AR
2002 - Present Stephens Inc.
Financial Advisor
Private Client Group
Community Involvement:
Board Member Arkansas Rice Depot
Board Member University of Arkansas Sam M. Walton College of Business Alumni
Advisory Council
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Gloria Love
Address: 14924 County Farm Rd. LR 72223
E -Mail: gloriaatcmg@sbcglobal.net
Tel: (501) 868 -5489 (H) (501) 664 -5932 (0)
Education:
University of Arkansas, :Fayetteville, AR
BS Business Administration 1971
Major: Marketing
Martial Status:
Married (Tommy Love)
Children (3)
Employment
1975 -1981 - First American National, Bank,
120 Main Street — NLR, AR
Assistant Vice President
1982 -1995 — G Love Boutique
5110 Kavanaugh Blvd — LIZ, AR
Owner
1997- Present - Central Medical Group, P. A.
#1 St. Vincent Cr. #350 — Little Rock, AR
Office Administrator/Manager
Organizations & Boards
'resent: - Little Rock Chapter of Links
- Arkansas Medical. Dental & Pharmaceutical
Association
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- The Centers
Arkansas Arts Center
- YMCA
- Pulaski County Medical Society Auxiliary
- Coalition of Urban Bankers
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R. Mark Saviers
Home Address: Business Address:
# 8 Edgehill 1701 Centerview Drive, Suite 312
Little Rock, AR 72207 Little Rock, AR 72211
(501) 664 -8585 (501) 716 -5511
EDUCATION: BSBA Degree in Marketing
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas
May 1977
Graduated with high honors
EXPERIENCE:
March 2005 Sage Partners, Little Rock and Fayetteville, Arkansas
To Present Partner
Co- founded the company with Brian Shaw and Tommy Van Zandt. In
Northwest Arkansas, we have a full- service brokerage, development, and
investment company focused on commercial real estate.
May 1998 Irwin & Saviers Company, Little Rock, Arkansas
To February 2005 Partner
Co- founded the company with Jim Irwin. The company has offices in
Little Rock, Springdale (AR), and Houston. Established a partnership
with Myers and Crow Company based in Dallas, Texas. Currently serve
as Managing Partner for developments in Memphis, Chicago, and
Houston valued at approximately $100 million. Co- Managing Partner and
in charge of all leasing activities for Westlake Corporate Park in Little
Rock — 6 buildings and about 400,000 square feet. Completed a 105,000
square foot build -to -suit office for AEGON/Transamerica Worksite
Marketing at Westlake.
November 1993 Computerized Patient Record Services, Inc.
To May 1998 President /Owner
Founded and operated a medical transcription service with offices in Little
Rock and Houston. Performed outsourced transcription services for
DAMS, VA Hospital, Arkansas Children's Hospital, and several other
hospitals and clinics. Sold the company to Edix Corporation based in San
Diego, California.
April 1987 Trammell Crow Company, Chicago, Illinois
To 1992 Division Partner, Industrial Division
Responsible for all Industrial Division operations in Chicago. One of four
Partners who negotiated a settlement with former partners of over $750
million in properties in a highly litigious environment. Rebuilt a staff of
twenty -five people to handle development, leasing, construction, property
management, and accounting functions for the division.
Developed or acquired industrial property all over metropolitan Chicago.
These developments sold at a value of approximately $135 million.
July 1984 Trammell Crow Company, New Orleans, Louisiana
To April 1987 Partner, Industrial Division
Founded new offices in New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Hired and
trained staff, negotiated three joint ventures with local partners, created
new banking relationships, and built, bought, and leased industrial
properties on behalf of the company.
August 1982 Trammell Crow Company, Dallas, Texas
To July 1984 Leasing Agent
Represented the company to lease their property in the Dallas area.
Consummated about 90 transactions in over one million square feet.
July 1977 IBM Corporation, Little Rock and Fort Smith, Arkansas
To August 1982 Marketing Representative
Marketed IBM systems to major clients — including Rheem Manufacturing,
Sparks Hospital, Donrey Media, and Arkansas Best Corporation.
Achievements: 100% Club each year, Golden Circle (1981), Outstanding
Marketing Representative in Arkansas (1981), and Presidents Club (Top
1% of all Marketing Representatives nationally).
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
Member, Urban Land Institute
Developer Associate, Society of Industrial & Office Realtors
Life Member, The Nature Conservancy
CIVIC ACTIVITIES:
Accelerate Arkansas
Executive Committee
Fifty for the Future
Arkansas Children's Hospital Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Arkansas Children's Hospital Research Institute Board
Former Chairman
Shepherd's Ranch Mentor
Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church
Board of Trustees
Adult Sunday School Teacher
Big Brothers / Big Sisters Foundation Board
Brad Williams
13216 Fairway Village Court
Little Rock, AR 72212
(501) 416 -7802 mobile; (501) 223 -3922 home
EXPERIENCE
Munro & Company, Inc., Hot Springs, AR
Director of Special Projects /Munro Foundation Executive Director, June 2002 - present.
Direct day to day operations of the Munro Foundation. Review and determine grant requests and appropriations. Provide
consultation to support community development projects. Lead company projects related to marketing, strategic planning,
internal communication systems and information technology. Foster relationships with Arkansas' congressional delegation.
Pursue domestic and international armed services contract opportunities. Manage and direct www.addisonboots.com , a company
website. Report directly to the Chairman/CEO. Serve as a member and assistant secretary of Munro Board of Directors.
Southern Development Bancorporation, Arkadelphia, AR
Consultant, February 2002 -May 2002.
Led organizational assessment of the non - profit operations of the leading rural development bancorporation focused on the
Arkansas and Mississippi Delta. Designed and facilitated program evaluation. Managed and facilitated board sub - committee
responsible for strategic realignment of community development programs and operations.
Leadership, Education and Athletics in Partnership (LEAP, Inc.)
Executive Director, New Haven, CT. September 1998 - December 2001.
Directed the internal and external operations of one of the United States' most unique child and youth leadership development
organizations. Responsible for organizational fundraising and financial and staff management and development for 45 full -time
professionals and 350 part -time counselors. Managed an annual budget of over $5 million, serving 1,300 children and families in
five Connecticut cities. Directly supervised the Directors of Finance, Development, Programs, Site Operations, Human Resources
and LEAP's 20,000 square foot Youth Development Center. Worked with outside counsel. Coordinated statewide Board of
Directors and led strategic planning process. Led expansion to four new neighborhood sites and established 3 new computer
learning centers. Planned and led the 10 year reunion for LEAP alumni. Chosen by MTV/Youth Service America, the
Department of Justice and Comcast/Cablevision as one of 5 national "Heroes" for efforts to prevent youth violence.
Interim Deputy Director /Staff Manager, New Haven, CT. June 1997- September 1998.
Directed the day to day operations of a statewide organization. Oversaw the design and implementation of all academic and
social development programming for over 900 children and the professional development of 30 full -time staff and 240 part-time
college and high school students. Hired, trained and managed City Managers in Hartford, New London, and New Haven and the
Directors of Recruitment, Evaluation, Curriculum, Training and Family Support Services. Initiated and fostered relationships
with non - profit organizations, parents, schools, universities, foundations, community and government agencies, state and local
elected officials, and community and business leaders. Led startup work for expansion to two new Connecticut cities. Chosen as
one of Connecticut's top "40 under 40" by The New Haven Advocate weekly newspaper.
City Manager, New London, CT. August 1995 -May 1997.
Directed day to day operations for one of three LEAP branches. Hired, trained and managed staff of 40 college and high school
students and adults, serving over 160 children from high poverty urban neighborhoods. Solicited funds to establish and maintain
a local funding base. Chaired statewide strategic planning "Organization and Management" board and staff sub - committee.
Facilitated statewide senior management team meetings. Recruited local advisors. Established LEAP Computer Learning Center.
ProgranVSite Coordinator, New London, CT. April 1994 -June 1996.
Established new expansion site. Initiated and fostered relationships with local housing authority, schools, businesses, resident
councils, and other non - profit organizations. Created, developed and managed daily statewide resources distributed among 20
counselors and 80 children. Managed day to day operations of a community -based youth service program in three public housing
developments. Established and facilitated parent committees that created initiatives to assist student programming.
Academic Year Coordinator, New Haven, CT. September 1992 -May 1993. September 1993 -May 1994.
Managed 20 counselors operating at two LEAP sites. Maintained weekly phone contact/meetings with counselors. Assisted in
curriculum development.
Counselor, New Haven, CT. June 1992 -May 1994.
Fully in charge of eight 8 -11 year old boys for eight weeks during two summers and daily during the academic years. Developed
and taught own curriculum. Served as tutor and mentor. Designed and led a variety of educational, recreational and social
development activities. Met weekly with parents. Pioneer counselor in organization's first summer.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families- Board Member; Campaign for Community Change (Washington, DC)- Board
Member; Foundation for the Mid South (Jackson, MS)- Board Member; Arkansas Coalition for Excellence- Board Member
(Vice- Chair); Fund for Arkansas' Independent Colleges and Universities- Board Member; Garvan Woodland Gardens- Advisory
Board Member; Timothy Dwight College Fellow (Yale College); Youth Baseball and Basketball Coach; Arkansas Chapter of
Yale Alumni Schools Committee Member; Phelps Association- Member & past president of affiliated undergraduate leadership
development organization; Member & past president of The Society of Orpheus and Bacchus, Yale College's second oldest male
a cappella singing group; Member, 2nd Presbyterian Church (Little Rock); Participant in the National Conference for Community
and Justice's (NCCJ) inaugural OurState Diversity Leadership Intensive (May 2005); New London Delegate- Presidents' Summit
for America's Future (1997)
SKILLS
Proficient in Spanish; Trained Community Organizer; Organizational Development; Teambuilding; Youth Development;
Fundraising; Program Management
INTERNSHIPS
Pulaski County Municipal Court (May -June 1993); Yale University Department of Psychology (Dr. Edward Zigler's office,
1992 -93); State of Arkansas Office of the Attorney General (January- August 1991)
EDUCATION
Yale University, New Haven, CT
B.A. in Psychology (emphasis in Social Policy), May 1995
President's Public Service Fellowship; President's Community Service Award
London School of Economics and Political Science, London, United Kingdom
Graduate Certificate- Judgment and Decision Making in Management, July 2005
Graduate Certificate- Competitive Strategy and Game Theory, August 2005
University of Arkansas, Walton College of Business
Graduate Certificate- Employment Law, March 2006
References available upon request.
Central High School, Little Rock, AR
June 1991 honors graduate
All -State Football; Student Body President