Joseph P. Haynes
4041 Mendenhall Drive
Dallas, Texas 75244
972-620-9096
Achievements Summary
Communication/Member Services
Efficiency/Problem Solving
Leadership
Achievements and Responsibilities
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MEMBERSHIP BILLING ADMINISTRATOR,
GREATER AUSTIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 08/95-04/97MAINTAINED membership billing. EDITED outgoing correspondence. IMPLEMENTED internet email gateway. CONVERTED Chamber publications into internet and fax formats ESTABLISHED informal computer training. DEVELOPED monthly reconciliation reports that decreased reconciliation time; MANAGED 100 user Novell 3.12 network.
TECHNICIAN/CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE, DELL COMPUTER INC. 02/95-08/95
SOLVED technical software and hardware issues. RESOLVED service related problems. Completed 4 week PC architecture troubleshooting class. PROMOTED to Major Accounts based on performance during training.
CAMPAIGN DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR, ANN RICHARDS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, 04/94-01/95
DECREASED reconciliation time of daily deposits by 50% with software report. TRIPLED the number of daily financial with multiple-entry database template. SUPERVISED 4 member data entry team. RESPONSIBLE for meeting state election requirements and maintenance of 50 user Novell 3.12 network.
TEAM LEADER - BANDWAGON SALES AND SUPPORT, PRIMARY SYSTEMS INC., 08/91-03/94
DOUBLED customers from 17 to 35. MODIFIED and IMPLEMENTED client software for the American Dental Association and the George Bush Presidential Transition Committee. IMPROVED marketing efforts by establishing contacts with political fundraisers. DEMONSTRATED software in presentations based on testimonials of current clients.
CONSTITUENT CORRESPONDENCE MANAGER, CONGRESSMAN THOMAS J. DOWNEY, 04/90-08/91
MANAGED office information/mini-computer system. CREATED process to combine small mailings into larger targeted and issue oriented mailings. COORDINATED responses from Legislative Assistants. SPEARHEADED effort to delete thousands of outdated addresses from constituent database.
Leadership/Community Involvement
Member, Virginia Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Services Board, 1993
SPEARHEADED effort to better express the concerns of the board over a projected $40 million budget cut. INITIATED communication between the state and local boards by reminding other members of upcoming meetings.
EDUCATION: University of Dayton; Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, 1989
Northern Virginia Community College, Journalism, 1993 (continuing ed.).