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Home My WebLink AboutMINUTES - 01091996 - C37 i 7 ;• TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 1'O'_5 Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE � � Costa x, z Count DATE: December 18, 1995 y rr'9 COUN'� SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS TO THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. APPOINT to vacant Seat #1 on the Human Relations Commission to fill an unexpired term ending November 4, 1996: Dorothy Bryant P.O. BOX 945 SAN LEANDRO, CA 94577 2. APPOINT to Seat #2 on the Human Relations Commission to fill a full three year term ending November 4, 1998: Paul DeMange 1579 Terry Drive Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 3. APPOINT to vacant Seat #3 on the Human Relations Commission to fill an unexpired term ending November 4, 1996: Patricia Guncheon 148 Greenwood Circle Walnut Creek, CA 94596 CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: X YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S): G N ACTION OF BOARD ON January APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT none ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ATTESTED January 9, 1996 Contact: PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF cc: County Administrator SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Pam Perls, Executive Director Y Human Relations Commission Each appointee BY DEPUTY I.O.-5 4. APPOINT to vacant Seat #5 on the Human Relations Commission to fill an unexpired term ending November 4, 1996: Cathy Haddad 2741 San Benito Drive Walnut Creek, CA 94598 5. APPOINT to Seat #7 on the Human Relations Commission to fill a full three year term ending November 4, 1998: Ronni Jackl 3651 Boyer Circle Lafayette, CA 94549 6. APPOINT to vacant Seat #9 on the Human Relations Commission to fill an unexpired term ending November 4, 1997: Yoshio Murakawa 151 San Carlos Avenue EI Cerrito, CA 94530 7. APPOINT to Seat#10 on the Human Relations Commission to fill a full three year term ending November 4, 1998: Greg A. Zimmerman 4127 Quail Run Drive Danville, CA 94526 8. APPOINT to vacant Seat #15 on the Human Relations Commission to fill an unexpired term ending November 4, 1997: James A. Chew III 2074 South Wood San Pablo, CA 94806 9. APPOINT to Seat#16 on the Human Relations Commission to fill a full three year term ending November 4, 1998: Minshu Liu 30 Williams Drive Moraga, CA 94556 10. REFER the remaining vacancy on the Human Relations Commission to the 1996 Internal Operations Committee to consider filling at some future date and agree that the Commission may adjust its quorum requirement to reflect the fact that only 19 seats are being filled at this time. -2- I.O.-5 BACKGROUND: The Human Relations Commission consists of not less than 15 and not more than 20 individuals. Currently there are 20 seats which have been filled. Due to resignations, there are currently eight seats vacant. In addition, the terms of two additional members expired November 4, 1995 and they have asked not to be reappointed (Aron Gilmartin and Barbara Tonningsen). Therefore, there need to be ten appointments made altogether. (Seats 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11 , 15, and 16). We have recruited for applicants. The Commission has also done some additional recruiting. We received a total of 17 applications. The Commission has recommended that four individuals who have applied in the past but were not appointed be appointed to fill four of the existing vacancies. On December 18, 1995, our Committee interviewed those applicants who appeared for their interview. We also interviewed one applicant separate from this process because she was unable to be present for the interview. Because a number of applicants did not appear for their_ interview and did not make arrangements in advance for an alternative interview we are also recommending the appointment of two of the applicants from the Equal Employment Opportunity Advisory Council (EEOAC) recruitment. One of those two indicated at the interview for the EEOAC that if he was not selected for the EEOAC he would be interested in serving on the Human Relations Commission. In addition, one additional applicant for the EEOAC who was interviewed separately was asked to consider being appointed to the Human Relations Commission and has consented to be appointed to the Human Relations Commission rather than the EEOAC. This still leaves one vacant seat on the Human Relations Commission which we are suggesting be left vacant for the time being and be referred to the 1996 Internal Operations Committee to consider filling at some time in the future. -3- CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR. APPLICATION FORM RECEIVED Name of advisory board applying for Human Relations .Commission NOV _ 319% Application Form must be typed or hand printed. CLERK BOARD OF SUPERMSORS CONTRA COSTA CO. Name of Applicant: Dorothy Bryant Home Address: 115 Winestone Ct. , Danville 94526 Home Phone: (Personal Line) City, State, Zip: 510-357-5567 Business Address: 13847 East 14th St. ,San Leandro Work Phone: 510-357-5566 City, State, Zip: CA 94578 Signature: Ad� 4ya111L/_ Date: November 1 , 1995 Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: International Exchange Student from Jamaica, B.W.I. (now U.S.A.citizen) Ica B.A. ,Albion College, Albion, MI (Major:Hons. Latin, French; Min6r':English) M.A. ,U.of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI (Classics -Latin, Greek) ' 59 Ca ttSep y w rd N eap y Ad ninistrationl) CSC& gtibn t�de r a Ivor , no or a wor , retiree or sim� ar): Manager, Surgical practice, San Leandro, currently Graduate studies, San Francisco University, S.F. International and Multi- cultural Education, currently Was Educator with. Public Schools and Assoc. Instructor, U.C.Berkeley in ' 7 )s Community Activities: (CBSOR) .Church School Superintendent, The Church by the Side of the Road, Berkeley Board of Educ. Ministry, CBSOR Boys Club, Oakland, Volunteer; PTA POCP��AfeAU , Links, Medical Auxiliaries(Local, State,National) , various POC? civic and professional groups Reading, tutoring, encouraging young students Watercolor painting Travel Gardening I am married, mother of three adult children, and wanting to give further H. ity %the!Fe possible Information: I. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. ` 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. V I v r. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: Paul DeMange Home Address: 1579 Terry Drive, Pleasant Hill Home Phone: (510) 689-9336 Business Address: 3811 Alhambra Ave. , Martinez Work Phone: (51 0) 229-9200 Signature: Date: ��,l. 9s- Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: Bachelor of Social Work/San Francisco State University; Training in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Group Conflict Management from Conflict Resolution Panels, Community Bjoards San Francisco, CDR Associates. Americans with Disabilities Act Training from Disability Right Education and Defense Fund, Pacific Disability & Business Technical Assistance Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): Center Former Disability Benefits and Independent Living Skills Counselor Advocate for People with Disabilities at Independent Living Resource, the independelit living center working with people with disabilities in Contra Costa County to remove barriers and achieve independence. Current Program Director & Advocate Community Activities: 9 years with the Contra Costa Conflict Resolution Panels as a Board Director, Trainer, CaseDeveloper, Mediator and Conciliator. Most of this work was not for pay. As a trainer I occasionally received small compensation. Special Interests: The democratic political process and participation in the community; disability issues and accessibility; effective communication and dispute resolution. Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553 by lbesday, October 31, 1995. 2. Members of some advisorybodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public . transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. a RECEIVED Independent NOV — 3 1995 LR Living CLERK BOARD Of SUPERVISORS Resource CONTRA COSTA CO November 1, 1995 Clerk of the Board 651 Pine Street Rm. 106 Martinez CA 94553 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors: .Enclosed please find my application to fill a vacancy on the Contra Costa County Human Relations Commission. As a Board member, trainer, mediator and conciliator with the Contra Costa Conflict Resolution Panels for almost a decade and currently the Program Director with Independent Living Resource, the independent living center in Martinez working with people with disabilities, I have been deeply concerned and involved with human relations issues, equal opportunity for all diverse populations of our community and effective methods of resolving conflicts. I have been informed that I am submitting this application past the due date. I am statutorily blind and misread the due date indicated on the application. Please accept my apology and pass on my application for consideration. Sincerely, Paul E. DeMange, Program Director Independent Living Resource Enc: Human Relations Commission Application form 3811 Alhambra Ave. • Martinez, CA 94553 Voice (510) 229-9200 • TDD (510) 229-9204 • Fax (510) 229-1882 1-800-633-4644 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for Reda+ims LM115510 Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: Paf r 1*u CL U N&ZON Home Address: lTreclt)oocl el" Home Phone: City, State, Zip: jJAWo?' 6e-rEA—' M 9�m Business Address: Zo/ Work Phone: City, State, Signature: Date: Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Edu tionBac round: 1/ • .s. �� ir,,.v/S�rr,7io�✓—1 a/7Cei� 7�ov ./�UMa,7 eeSouaeS grx�e�i� ° 11"��nc& Aee4 "J�'14 f aWaral a, Ler��[Al�, /� ?U�0,17 �LSUurcd- � /e,� rr� / l p -9r Occupa �on sit, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): • �F/G.c� .Su P�0�27'�4-Dir�ivitl"T --.fu�.E,eviJC oS'T�4.tr D.�" � ?it�i��og Com punity Activities: .�o�npvr�in • �-/ ice/ e, I/olure — 0 M os/a Special Interests: �rYlul�l ESpU(�eS �rjelln , runnlnb <%O� e �1Q1nqe� O ,r� t� VOrkl 1m ro ib ce �s i 5 �) 5jw nod , O ain Qnd PIojInl �-R) `�, . Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once , V 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring addi 'o time. Q D Of S� �z j CONTRA M^ ' CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM KQQ gMP19rnen+ Orp"nd 14d✓I50r y Count f Name of advisory board applying for _� Ain d a✓ rnAr� �C/G 7�►'Js 6moi SSSIm Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: ea*y 9-qddad Home Address: 2 jq j 54n erni4 [�,)✓e, Home Phone: z City, State, Zip: WaPn,4 - Oeee k, CA 9`1598 Business Address: Work Phone: City, State, Zip: n - Signature: Date: /0/17/9s , Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: t3:5 — ,Kkesiolv5 y _ UGLA *W '79 D - L0 y deL Law 5c i7ev l q2_ Off 18 M F CLERK BOARD OF SUP k: Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): CONTRA COSTA CO. /4+jo rrre,� jab -fin sif7 a� . NL od�it,P Community Activities: 5porh (oar,,) _ 57occQ�-- , ✓o JfPybalf -reach er az k etawmttni d �e lLe� kp'l 6-AnP-P,o/ Zavl. Special Interests: fa 5 r 6"P161 n W+ �'G fed Co l Lajc eda ck , P�Ire ) i hkee - l Pob'� OFfi ue- CPabbi -54h apf) W oKked w i+ Arh'ernal i`ye— k47' ► 4 mi�70ri47 arad Alma Le.. Ofii'cPrs. Information: I. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. . �c A&VOLa4&-� CATHY L. HADDAD 2741 San Benito Drive Walnut Creek, CA 94598 (510) 274-1962 MEMBER, CALIFORNIA STATE BAR 12/92 - Present MEMBER, U.S. CENTRAL, SOUTHERN, EASTERN DISTRICT BAR 12/92 - Present EDUCATION Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, CA (J.D. 1992) Top 20%with final cumulative G.P.A. of 83.26 Loyola Law School Academic Scholarship 1990-91, 1991-92 Scott Moot Court, California Traynor Team Competitor 1991-92 University of California, Los .Angeles (B.S., Kinesiology, 1979) UCLA Alumni Scholarship, 1975, UCLA Athletic Scholarship, 1976-79 AIAW National Softball Champions, 1978 EMPLOYMENT Associate: Barber&Bauermeister, Santa Arra, CA 1/95 - 8/95 Experience in all aspects of litigation-oriented firm, including law and motion,discovery, depositions,trial preparation, arbitrations in areas of personal injury, insurance coverage, premises liability, products liability, and more. Instructor in Criminal Law: Riverside Community College, Riverside, CA Spring 1995 Associate: Robie&Matthai, Los Angeles, CA 12/92 - 10/94 Experience in all aspects of litigation-oriented firm, including discovery,depositions, law and motion practice,trial preparation, and arbitrations in areas of insurance coverage, premises liability, legal malpractice,slip and falls,construction defect, and more. (Summer Associate, 1991) Student Intern: American Civil Liberties Union, Los Angeles, CA 5/90 - 7/90 Awarded Public Interest Grant by Loyola Law School. Researched 8th Amendment standards for prison conditions and due process violations. Prepared exhibits and interviewed clients. Softball Coach, Admissions Counselor 5/85 - 5/87 Sports Information Director: Greensboro College, Greensboro, NC Achieved second place in conference within first two years of initiating new program. Responsible for budget, schedule, recruitment, instruction, and motivation of players. Public Safety Officer, Police Detective 11/81 - 5/85 Fire Fighter: City of Durham, Durham, NC Attended six month academy and graduated with highest academic average. Investigated felonies as Durham's first female detective. Operated fire engine pumper. Softball Coach, Physical Education Instructor 8/79 - 8/81 Santa Monica College, Santa Monica, CA Organized and directed intercollegiate softball program including budgeting, recruitment,training and administrative details. Designed and instructed classes of 20 to 40 students. EXPERIENCE Coach, Youth Sports 1987- Present Little League, Girls Softball, NJB Basketball - President, Board of Directors 1986 - 87 Community School for People Under Six, Chapel Hill, NC. RECEl� CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COM WIDS1 APPLICATION FORM CLERK Bn LERCBOMTDA A A CgpRS Name of advisory board applying for �,nmnli-SS/ty) orEryJ Application Form must be typed or hand printed. 1° ""ev -Itt vij'o'r Name of Applicant: lkonni TRz eL Home Address: 3 6 5! e r6 r 4i_ Home Phone: City, State, Zip. La , alta GXi4 Q'S/55�9 Business Address: e2p /?- j� .S�• �� 7vv Work Phone:(S/o) 93,2-BSav City, State, Zip: Signature: Date: Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: 43.4_ a� �Ci��G� - Gf�l d'. CQC• �l�el 9 Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): Y l(A4 5 - &1W411 e C'rcc /9 73- l98,�z ZeG'z C• C'��• - "�`�/ SCommunity Activities: / 9 7, -- 7z o/� �j moa td o F .Dirk fo rS - ,,st r��o r .Le Q./ SP��v /G cS� Co.��`r4 kms �a_ �o c.�.•, Co•�m�S.S i o js�j^ - �Q��c./�t'�_ �/7 i o/^ C."o� r�iSS i o Wit. �Choo l 1/s�/v.7 fe-e r-� - .5A2 nl �,�: �Cct F �Tle Special Interests: '� a-y t)')(JS/L� ��.�r4 t'ua'�i `fie¢7�re.... - ✓ . Information: I. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. ��G 0 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COIviNIITTEES APPLICATION FORM R ECE1V E D Name of advisory board applying for HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION 6 X9-95 Application Form must be typed or hand printed. 6 BOARD CF SyPEFISORS Name of Applicant: Yoshio Murakawa Home Address: 151 San Carlos Ave.. Home Phone: (510) 521,-7011 City & Zip Code: El Cerrito, CA 91:530 Business Address: Work Phone: City & Zip Code; Signature: Date: 1OA 2/95 Personal E rience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: BA Sociology; Masters, Public Administ-ration; Graduate work Howard U. and Sophia U., Tokyo. Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): Retired from Contra Costa County Probation Dept. (1968-91); currently employed part-time at local business, and on occasion, work as consultant in field of corrections. Community Activities: Current-- E1 Cerrito City Civil Service Commission and volunteer with Japanese Senior Citizen Program. Past-- Contra Coata County Mental Health Advisory Board (88-91); Richmond Unified School District, Human Relations Commission (82-83) Spp�c�allntere s: ' jssues related to 3uvenile 'delinquency, cultural diversity and race relations. Enjoy reading, traveling, and gardening. Have for many years been interested in different cultures and issues related to culture/race differences and have studied at a Black University and in Japan. Information: 1. File completed application with CLERK OF-THE BOARD, 651 Pine St. Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. MO k�-30 — Tani 1 44 :SILA Ptxu I rr i e r CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADV)WOR'Y BOARDSt COMMISSIONS OR COMMI'I"ICEES APPLICATION FORM X4mo of advisory board applying for . 10-11 Application Form trust be typed or Mend printed. S aumo of home Address.'' ' 4 74P00 E � �y e1a44zr---V" Homo p'hofte:j;k) 7,96r,FP90 Bus' css A '• ,�" ., ". Work Phone: '"" • .' "y . Sig tures 4 Date: 5�5— rersonal.ExV' en ,-S 'Vs and interests EducationlBackground: , 'r – '►� 'r =? ,. c 1 e' 'r�a•2S � '. .. ..: ��,,?=�.�,�;,�c~• ""' .�,,..a ' °�: "'"��,,'.�' ,n,� .e r�..�-,S ,r�.,'�-ate' Occupation (student, for. pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar); Community Activities: Specit3X IYrGcr�ts: � ems -' infarmption: 1., File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 04553, 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 1 Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public t�'�n:�port;atton. 4. Kectings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usuaiiy ogee or twice a month. S, Sora boards wisign xm .hers to subcommittees or work ,groups requiring additional time. M0 :� 50 -15 THt._1 1 5 = 45 Sur ar _ L1t Sa u 1 rt 1 rat^ P _ 04 • CIxE�A.�Iltlh•aIERMAN 41,27 Qu ii!Ruta UriVe D=411c;California 94506 (510)743.1677(W) (510,)736-3990(14) Y I , P'ROASSytaNAL SUMMARY Gl;rlOriil mattagerntrnt exectitive with Sigliffictitit aCCOitlplishnitcnts itlipacting grawth,strttcgic positioliing and overatl ,prortbibifil.•:�rt•exlelksivc cxecuti►•e;btiGkgrotind itt sctiiai`sgfcs,strategy fprinttlittion fltld 1n:itlan resourw asftia tc;its:In Oupth VpGsicrtces'i'ClRiivc IQ bt014ing itlid restructuring Orwtni ohms io achiLve maximum nuAct penetration.and cert dTaclly"Css. „Si4nifx6rlt hifarnitbplil.f42%x0ricnCOJIi,Moxico,Malaysia and Nicrto Rico. ;,'. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ��yt,7'�:C�"i4S�tyC�'��`1iMS;�'1�'C:;.�lani�l,G�ili�tir�ti,n - ,.�„ ".•^ �",-' ,�,�.:•' ,.. I ..r `I`�4;f 1Pi'rsirnd' ir'r�rrirJcad urirtr t::ll.rJ. • Aq President and t.0,00this m illagemoilt consullinp,prictice l ant responsible for the leadership,vision and pro'ttable ; '''.< L gr�>�1k�,a�'th�;prtlCiitrp: :S4rr+ing tt►�c¢3ststtct�trtrkels,prl►�ately YielcE straiil to tried sited irons($it�tvfhx to;�100MM7;�ndgravtltc ;r ;��'; c4#itttt tFlslba,;{5 4(t.eRitb Aeott�.botit the U.S.)%'vc of#'cr unique' manageniont and marketing consvldng. 2i2 r fa is to siitlsltah' tltd stratt:gtC diin,G`tioll aisd,ilnsurc prop!r rewatlrcie nildcatiotis an a wide amity of consulting cngilgemcnts wiqurt tfu serr+cd #i)�fk:ts, :l"It'rQtnbh i�nc t`ttl front end di;tguasis,which incfiidt:s..propriewry nlltirkot resraroh technoloo.we baive successFutEy,. tl $istcd ir:eficttt it?it pr ii y titch paflfit;ibility, t7.ur uniglie protocols allow tfrc clients to properly&vcfop whining i rftC tt '•SiYA�c iCS lYh�r+zn sonic Cases coittplctcly rc•cnginmring I.Sar product,service and defi'very syslein's.` R INTERN N'l'X+DNAL DLcrFtctd,Illinois 1.077=1.04,, PrCs t#cfa 'S'pt0sl t3 goliprr:oue ..tr�wrc�r�'ars� aix�frrtal,4Y4�rr7e.+rrrtL.Srtr,�ieuL;Aru<tuc�s�j#visirip • X91►,�ru��;�4ixr,.+C."(d. 6.�ittf.dg itl tht trwxtremely t olnPcE,itivc acutc care 110sp1121 supply Cgviiconvilwtt l have been accountable Itimiigltt st,kn field itl#ri'a `�;3"'-Mda vo!1 ty'ri;CI4 rcpt"=' ni llv{ s for$220MM in a'alitial M.yeavo 811d WOMM in srgss Pri011 thrUlt&w the west�ra ; . r ^ (i t}!'.3?tS lFi�, t?tii sllcs F+a tts`lt tx.bcett 4n tttitaor�lrodti tCins ittt turfing custom surgical proecdtirc packs,d(�ipflig viii#l old.. a:: o O in#,, lti d caifcctisr t,;Scrub and prep sotart;oos,and sgcCiiai y procedure trays to 2,000 of the top 4,000 act itd cert rinspit,3l�; ` A .istcfr�iat : C?u kldv'as in xlnftstandiq lilt it loud stippiy Oasts. Rtautinely presellwq iut'oi uatiott to citable o'tir tli Q. ,�„ ;€pc,>�t�: st:; ,� tf t�tt. ;�'t►iir�1}�•rb:posatitap. 'tJtifixt:dlvYulti�ifospit,�i System purclttisiust� �cei i s:( f0likhC Yi;<rtlim yen tr ioti t4lCulit miit'tGc Oise: gr p gh tatrittcttsct'erafproceQtueti;recd,delivery.sysirripllats:to,r+ uo .."� ottr customers'inventory.tovel while Improving our iniac of corporate irmanufaclurcd products. ' .•,'�,.AcllipvC+d t1) #frsi,`,}oidc `ttdt E>3 til .lFtiQn 1rrfid C'i7iciRt�ottr pmdk cts to illeaq 417P'�7i Lbit�Cr rptiuir� tS, i sir r tee to �tiiririctKi�s cA}nip is ns,ttl,xr ct.t t' t�catiut it Rod ocsR.r riistiorts thxaugttcut the,U'.S.liospiw iiliket. . ' t4o;*wcd tlie' `hievor(i;~,Fq aC fitki iciriX peric►r latiCe.by�i islling gtmWl*Wt tivc�tied to the ai�r:{c►utlt pt;nel6tl6h bjl c*h major►ttarltet, 4.. : r;rsted a. of itt#cdtzlCc with a tlriitbrlty 41►�1t:^tf bttsince3 t+a provide cttStarrFcrs rt�ith�^eittra3 stcrit�gcn�n'P. totNcl L rcicc 4iii l►ilc.iFicrersirlg tht:ir put-okm4 through minaniry owned tatrsiticsscs * 1.01pif:*111erg i TQM press thtoughout the rational stitGS organization. r, N 0 V'-3 0-9 S T H U 1 5 -- .4r- Su P+..r - D e S o.,J I n i e Pict Presirfdnt Sales,weverR zone t99p•7943 Surgical Pl edardx Df4siarr Accolrntablc through Fve field narmagsrs and foray seven sales rcprcxjifalives I`ar S 130M M.in annuat revenue and S4'lNiAfl iii grasrr profit. Major product categories included we!1ni and surgical gloves,suction products;scrub mild prep solutions,pr&i irre "Ind diagnostic arrays. • OvcraehitvLd revenue and prailt objcclives while f nplenicnting complex marketing PM&Onls. • iliapit<naenled a marketing end salts process to ensure that the maricetislg sc garlents(SBU's) were ablo►o achieve the proper product fgcus while not ovenvii0ming tits sales force with an:u'kptin$c<tnapoigr)s. ' Devclop6d a;td mpicnionied a straight commission cosupclls:ltion pian to drive proBlablo growth. . ; Croytcaf•lncentives for tho Hospital Supply bivision'to focus More efforts on Surgical Products: . r. ? ;,13,�1it Sir n .r ai�oon~t tp :}Fitp bkIl y coTWSW paatp.grs,including Muitf-!{ospilnl Sv terns,; r,. ;' ' ,a•� •"•;?.• !. 'Fiaspftmt Sli�})�y':iriQJCtsa�i(iratc S4it ;rR" :n t*"�i .{..s• n:'r , '•(•-� ... Area Kwe Pri&c dean t9S9-I990 D,las!f+ti+v�.Riwhr•IJ'fvisr�r+:. ! - .. Aespvnsillle`tvr Sd,OMM iti wimitae anti WNIM iii,gross pront tor the Opersting Roots l7ivtsitm. through fivt Bctt nian�ers and'forty..thr+x sales' ancbisca;arConvertors/BCs,V.Muellerand Surgical wcrc m'aH:�.tcd and'sotd• Ihrougimut the Pa OAC Nei ivesl: Priil�'Ary co90tr t6,ens iwis ahmd at tilt O.R.Dimetor and Administrator level,.RoAnelp preseoted rcfstc`d saitcc,ptopys,n(s ilt oss'itat'iknY t i'isioni tr'.:tding ofignirs prutit in one to achieve oveinv ptafTrt ailjccttycs. • Q+CrsGlsiCvcQyldiisin1�$9aatd.i,1 ). Utilfned ad 4R t n ut'lin rnodcf 4tid:O,k'3aflwt ro(sc#e dining.room ulitiWion,materials utilization) , fo, ttin,incrcmc.nl�l'srtlt by p 01a f[ar$tx!nMuliiatg scaviccs in rciurn for i,icrt mental product putr�tast:s: ; OPO Up Kea ftesloftvlf,raliaildrt RdsoaNas . ID$af`I9rY9 q' �OX�11/A"t Wt(♦?�$hE?Tr{Ptfi�u�['1�r18iRy°SS�S - - t�rctall livatiain 1i'soltrCCs mq vnsibihty'for digtrN6utiotf,Jtttinuliatltlrfn gild service rclatal 1=54With to4Al sates Yotti,'me rat, 1 $9:.1 Billion: The ltrasital and 4lt�tlti<tlg SitCS Riysiicss�^s`rcyii scnttd tlsgl thirds oPl3racr's►worldwidebiisinsss.:Within dtG rot acre Teti ll�lt 1ptc tatyd&Asiol'vp cacCy.tvjtly�ltcir Pvv' lium�ts'cesouttrc stalls My respotlsibitit(cs 4mt ludca t 4cY 8 y... .b. s,,, t'., iernitalatson;rid inip;`4 1t1YatlQn t at4i1 h0i t. r4itp-Allie'Cilstiring til-Kit HIrSltl$tiYeS.WCrO 1Q►pICiY(CI1ttStl llif�U ldilt _i the groin, lac iaiR]cinploy-t;r ltbptilai;on of al..,}?10 rep nQ$'440 Million payroll dollars.AttCmplishtncttts jtictude>t: rem n units t rr�trJt is :,, •},;• ;•.t, :s!,:;yD.�es'�i�,�(+�?t��aQ�?nd f�nptetnctrtdd s_i aril it1 r�.�sii zatis}�ss tlzrat!rgtaasst late grauP's ep i} g a�tsic� - :q A�j•:i , r ..Yi7 1yL�'>. {, Y T t k • L,.,� �,:,n + plishcddl # n=3ixi to o ri.c taisa ap, tiisp,i i i ', has.t.ti i!C', ai rot 11'as F goin oiisand do+i, • ,lk oveniil l;rotlp by 1,000 positions. Achieved$90MM in payroll savings through aggrMMvo w:lge"jiMctiaes. • Succossfully mcrsed busirains units from Baxter and American klosp4tat Supply Goayiot'atiost" •... ) djicdalfl biaiE.,. lh�1'atll'gpved ws;to;�a3xt.camp�titivc artAlr�>egtttnmugh;;smatp.: i} ap7!rN}e'a'a0rr)�n38t1Qrr81!l��CY�OpClt�ti?+s!PtB..'.', �`_� "' :.,t' " `M c >7g to make belt' tocesscs cltfi>tfva. ' 1:t•>E.. .w: t'.tl C$tiltetl bNmait•>`CS4it �Te kN.{'�Lti NiL�I'S1) t� pit.tai. �1., - ' �, �rGf<hxT(din$#c�jir;"iriyeiit�vC pt.�ns'�'h our.Ajti;+hato�it�Btisiner�3. . .,. _ �...._.�...•.. r....�.,.»,+.•..•+--,-...n•vw^.v..vr avrtxTil.lr,t s7:7,:,15:'IN;'801tA-'rdFan'rG11r{C`r'j�-1Yi�tiT;P�r,VICJCat. . EDUCATION Univ,cixlt3"tr!Toledo Mastcr of Busiocss Adminislrnlion,076 Unlrca lty,rtf'Iulcd+) BacheloroBusitimAdMinist.ralton, 1972 vnirCtsity til 141tc7tl tp tGrndatat Adt'anccdi Rulbah Ra:sourve Executive Program,198.1 .. 1. N0V- 3E —`3ts THU 1 S = 4S yup ar _ D*-- :9Cu 1 n e er »rc'rEcan 1Yr. italStr�lrl}?corporation l rcr�''ra*�rti:rarr FIa(tittlaa.•RrtsQurrers d98,t-1 S+itdr I 1'hurirl,tr,�t"rif�C`trrfw{'rtrr,r�l�i�*i;�if�tr , lz11,311 n RcsUurcc respopsibRity far this divisiort with sates of$950MM,all cmploycc population of 10,000 and irtanuftt:turing 1oc;ations throughortt the US,Mc dw. and Punto Rico, m Rcsponsi}le for the merger tsrlwo large divisions or Amcriuttt►Hosp!Uii Slippy. This merScr resulted in significant ea:pert5�sxrvi,xgs tt5 t'4'C tit1t;r'e able to ClO,C gertarll o(Iiccs Cor one division note!itrtr.grril.c r.ltc slrrfT funcliatts oF account,xscarch and dwvclopnunit,human resources and busioess pl.taningl, is {, ..rrcaatcd Wj.m,%ft, gourgc'systems in sF iNng,scl�lin,comp a utioa,managwincm d-weloi�ment and Xl.R.pialming {Mitt ottlktact d til+Imlegia,and 41YCfiAtilll,"rCStrltS of the{JtlRhmm o`l�tcrr d iil k "lott�ii� 4 ��•� { ..1 •.. ^L't..Y".. 4• i`, 1 - i.-j.fir! -.�Gtietr1aii�l?irtiri»rrrsrfaf f�lvitir, ' Overall Imman a resourcc responsibilily for this 4,000 employ;,::division o1'Amwic,in Hospital Supply Corporation. The crtvirditsrttitt included union and►root ttnion nt trtttihoturing I"tcihties throur hots the U.S,.Wxico and Punto Rico. • Canted�: orit environment at our large-St unponi7.cd iti-anaticlaring Wilily in lrwindak. CA that emabted otu gt►tpto ec t4 docet'IiJ'y.t1wir anion. This dc-cetlilication. was the largest d-t' iffication in the iLS.during 1933.. ; • ;f~ttsttsect Staccc&sfeti stamups ciropwrafions in Mexicali,Mexico and Penang.Mattraysi,t. 'Hind'dic,mah08110� , dirt ori, lid nX.staffs.to accolnpli.slt(Ills, DFf gNfrjar+s irli,4l X3rr•rlopnrrarr 19Pd'-19130 lrirrr arr1'fr41vivtrsN lDevfiir,Ir q.r6ti4 t1t¢ptaf4ssiottitl sta(lirtg and rttrt►agc xrrcttt dc:velopmcrtz capability for this division. Responsible tliraugh a group Of , praCtss iol�at r ruiters for si:t. ttg ttppioximatcty'1St)paxtli'cssiaxtal,srtls and managCaftettt!tilos&sijtrrally. F4tablishied thio ttt,trkn erncait devt:itaptn ttt function for.the d4 is:ion'- Work involved extcmeive needs idcntifscation,program dc�,C!Ovffient and %>itpts:sptt rttttliattt. 1'tcsgr4mS included ci,siootizcd team buileing„First'1 me Manigers,Selection Inter•iming,l'r�;antition Skills stud aq�Iti�nocii lul'id N ManaSerttcrtt, '11moroyr Raymerce e}a1'ar+tr ,er,Johnson ciiy, rN 1977--1978 • r`1I iAf2r��La'��"�+1�?'�i7.�`R`!q�.if}11Vt;C{I??t; , KA.P,..mii err-:Pati tl)ret tneditkin'sixcd'ntatttNettorlAIS 10Mlintrs in Tenue-sec.Arima and Amrex,Mexico. conductcd, "'�, ;„'.,Al iitl.ty l to t�v, Ys d+ttsta�rc tlta , ° erptpit � rpt ttiplts Oro' ams were in place and workins. -the Si'mfrrrdOil t'arrparly, Folet4l Ohm o 1973.I977 Enr�rtr►,l•ea,fi'e�ara;artY$ula�s�{i<.dr SQp tmlplo oil cciinety. yleavy F;►tiar�i;tlio,nS Ctrilplus6 s,�1i It t}td[iag grtevantxs,acts tritipra bxicf prcp;rtation and curttrat� 4" stcgctt' tiolxs:,> c'spcxitsiblc for all aoinii��.mdoci` ns cti tf tea aa.dile beation. �. 161*11s1tc<I a clirnile of least wtivoca I&O.-C.&W,and Local Winery=nagament, Vrtk*sity..p!'Tolq Meister cMusittess A't minislridon, 1976 1TnN4'tslty of Tok-416- Bachelor of Bosincss Akdllreinism(ion, I972 Llstistrrsit +Iii` iCtt�;Siy Grsatlsttq,Adv. Rc„cource Execralive F'nograrn, 1984 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEES "PLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: W 2'jL r Home Address: -20 7V sov 4A Wooc� b to Home Phone: 510 '711-1 1/6 Cil,F 'N'90 G Business Address: c m A4 Work Phone: :spa 402 -26 0 Signature: mY4X -7trl"� Date: /0/ 2Z f�S Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: 5,j,< fe-n �ec a i-s 0 Co Ile c D, k fe, Who 14)-5"kQ4' / //'o 1-4'L DC V /b a Ao--r'(V Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): 00 ift 14 ft-0 14 rt Community Activities: 61&'54e1V SC41d4 C06 c,,j Ac- / pz'5 t Jeo0f- -5- Ch o c-� A,,ex. 6 e lov- ) 0 A I'" U"/V"d %)N /c,C F4b5ieL-- f4w--e#L1 / 10 q�- oo Special Interests: C'cf oft q C'IL rA 4e A e-e V Cj' -A to0 V ace fvtsld41( Information: I. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 0.0a CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMIVIISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM s Name of advisory board applying for dual Fm=i numen Qpportunity Advisory Council Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: Mi n s hu L i u Home Address: 30 Williams Drive Home Phone: (510) 376-9391 City, State, Zip: Moraga, CA 94556 Pager ( 510 ) 340-4730 Business Address: Work Phone: City, State, Zip: Signature: -- Date: .10-18-95 - Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: University of California, Berkeley B.S. Nutrition and Food Science Minor in Ethnic Studies , GPA 3.65 Honors received 8-91 to Present Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): Student (until December 1995 ) also Outreach Coordinator for American Civil Liberties Union, Berkeley Student Caucus , part time, non-paid Community Activities: Please see attached resume Special Interests: Please see attached resume and letter RECEIVED OCT 18' W Information: CLERK D OF SUPERVISORS CONTRA COSTA CO. 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 1111 : -640 c 30 Williams Drive Moraga,CA 94556 (510)376-9391 October 18, 1995 To Whom it May Concern: I am writing to apply for a position on the Equal Employment Opportunity Advisory Council which reports to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors. I am a graduating senior at University of California,Berkeley. I will graduate with honors in December 1995 with a B.S. in Nutrition and minor in Ethnic Studies. As you can see,I am minoring in Ethnic Studies at UC. I believe my education and experience has prepared me extremely well for this position. In the course of my studies,I have taken courses on Racial Inequality in America,Ethnicity in Higher Education,Race and U.S. Law, Asian American Civil Rights Law,amongst others and have a 4.0 GPA in my minor. These classes have exposed me to the issues and facts in regards to affirmative action. In the course of these classes,I have written a twenty page term paper about affirmative action and produced a video about affirmative action. In addition to my scholarly activities,I have involved myself in community activism and organization on affirmative action. I am the Outreach Coordinator for the American Civil Liberties Union-Berkeley Student Caucus(ACLU),which supports affirmative action. In my duties as the Outreach Coordinator,I am called upon to relay to the media and general public,the ACLU position on affirmative action. Therefore,I am well informed and knowledgeable about all aspects of affirmative action. Last week,the ACLU,which is a part of Californians for Affirmative Action staged an enormous protest and march on the UC campus in support of affirmative action and in condemnation of the UC Regent's recent decision in abolishing affirmative action. My group and I were heavily involved in the activities that took place. In conclusion,I am very interested and excited in the opportunity that has presented itself. If given the chance to serve on the Advisory Committee,I would represent the student and minority point of view. I support affirmative action wholeheartedly and will work to the best of my ability to preserve it and ensure equality and fairness for all people. Sincere , Minsh 'u Minshu Liu 1 30 Williams Drive Moraga, CA 94556 (510) 376-9391 -EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY, Berkeley, CA B.S. in Nutrition and Food Science and Minor in Ethnic Studies expected December 1995. Honors received from August 1991 to present. GPA: 3.65 -EXPERIENCE AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION-BERKELEY STUDENT CAUCUS, Berkeley, CA Outreach Coordinator. Responsible for recruitment, retention and coordination of functions for members. Manage media relations and the writing of press releases. September 1995 to Present. 10 to 15 hours per week. OFFICE OF THE STUDENT ADVOCATE, ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley, CA Caseworker. Staffed the student advocate's office fifteen hours/week. Performed various duties related to student needs and complaints. Initiated research towards implementing a new academic appeals/process. July 1994 to September 1994. CHANG-GUNG MEDICAL COLLEGE, Linkuo, Taiwan, ROC Research Associate. Initiated study for the facile measurement of Vitamin B6. Publication pending. Conducted laboratory procedures related to biochemistry, genetics and toxicology. May 1994 to July 1994. ROCK MEDICINE, HAIGHT-ASHBURY FREE CLINIC, San Francisco, CA Emergency Medical Technician. Performed the duties of an Emergency Medical Technician during musical performances. Participated in all aspects of medical intervention including basic life support and patient stabilization during life-threatening situations. Developed excellent patient communication and teamwork skills. August 1992 to May 1994. STUDENT LEARNING CENTER, Berkeley, CA Undergraduate Instructor. Provided instruction in organic chemistry to undergraduate students. Taught problem solving skills to students. August 1993 to January 1994. -ACTIVITIES: -UC BERKELEY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COALITION, Berkeley, CA -TAIWANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE-YOUTH LEADERSHIP CAMP, Counselor. Planned and executed workshops, activities and icebreakers for 12th grade Taiwanese American youth. Taught leadership skills including teamwork, assertiveness and communication. -ADDITIONAL SKILLS: -Fluent in Taiwanese and Conversational Ability in Chinese Mandarin. -Familiar with PC and Apple Macintosh computing formats/applications, MS Word, MS Excel,