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service" training through the J olm Muir Chattel' School. Staff Development Days are scheduled twice a year, and include teamwbuilding and development exercises for the entire staff. Key accc staff includes the following: Executive Director, Max Cartel' (.07) Serving as Executive Director and Board member of the acec for the past foul' years, Max holds a B.A. in Biochemistry and has 18 years experience in business and management, during which time he owned and operated several businesses in Orange County before becoming involved in with the aeee. Director of Programs, Maggie Lopez (.07) Maggie holds a B.S. in Human Sciences and has 6 years of experience at the aeee in various case management positions and grant/contract administration. Maggie oversees all program elements, including several WIA programs. Director of Finance and Administration, Tony Huynh (.07) Tony holds an MBA in Finance and has 3 years of experience with the acce and more than 12 years of financial experience with the non-profit industry. Tony is responsible for all fmancial elements of the organization, as well as administrative oversight of internal processes such as IT maintenance. Corps-2-Career Specialist, Jacquelyn Simpson (.20) Nearly 3 years with the aece, and over 8 years experience in workforce development, Jackie is responsible for providing the transitional curriculum that moves corps members from the occe programs to employment, post-secondary education, or both. Program Specialist, Green Construction (.40) This individual, to be hired, is responsible for tracking all relevant case notes, providing direct services (as well as refenals to partner agencies), and monitoring the overall progress of the corps member. - Payroll Support, Phiycl11 Phalll (.07) , Phiyem works in the Finance 'and Administration Department and holds a B.S. in accounting. She has been with the occe for more than 4 years. Crew Supervisor,. Simeon Jasso (1) The Crew Supervisor Reports directly to the Recycling Coordinator or Proje'ct Coordinator and is responsible for the daily supervision, training, safety, and performance of a crew of at-risk young adults in a variety of environmental, conservation-related work and educational activities. Administrative responsibilities include data tracking and reporting, vehicle, tool, and equipment safety/security, and interaction with staff and sponsors to complete projects. The Crew Supervisor works closely with OCCC staff to support OCCC education and job training activities. ' Project Manager, George Patino (.07) Responsible for the day-to-day management of OCCC projects. Implements and coordinates EXHIBIT A 17 spoJ/Jofld by th, Sillers of St. J(fllph of OrdtJgt