From: ASEVERAN@UMAB.BITNET
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Business Manager Postion Wanted
Date: 7 Oct 92 19:31:24 GMT
Organization: University of Maryland at Baltimore


                                Arthur E. Severance II

                                   407 Kingston Road
                                  Baltimore, MD 21229
                                  (301) 566-6790 Home
                                  (301) 328-6146 Work


EDUCATION

January 1988        Master of Science, University College, College Park,
to present          Maryland. Major: Technical Systems Management (33 hours
                    completed, December 1992 graduation). Emphasis on project
                    management and costing,  supervision of technical
                    personnel, product development, and strategic planning.

August 1985         Diploma, Business Applications Programming, Allegany
                    Community College, Cumberland, MD

August 1972         Bachelor of Science, Old Dominion University, Norfolk,
                    Virginia. Major:  Business Administration.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

October 1988        Business Manager, Information Services, University of
to present          Maryland at Baltimore

                    Successfully managed the daily operations of a division
                    which has 59  employees, consists of three separate
                    operating units, has eight state funds
                    accounts, and a budget of over $3 million.

                    Implemented and managed new billing system for
                    Academic Computing, included writing user documentation.

                    Prepared, monitored, and forecasted the budgets for
                    operating funds and services sold. Forecasted revenue
                    shortfalls and identified problem areas.

                    Managed SAS software leasing for the University of
                    Maryland's eleven campuses. Developed pricing schedule
                    and supervised distribution.  Participated on project team
                    developing computerized tracking system.
                    Implemented system upon completion.

                    Planned, coordinated, and supervised the relocation of
                    division personnel and office equipment.

July 1986 to        National Hormone & Pituitary Program, School of
October 1988        Medicine, University of Maryland at Baltimore

                    Managed the daily business operations and the distribution
                    of research materials.

                    Revamped and improved the accuracy of office procedures,
                    especially the procedures involving the receipt and
                    cataloging of research materials, as well as the reporting
                    procedures to the  contracting agency.

                    Integrated computerized system into the office operating
                    procedures. This system processed awards of research
                    materials, maintained an inventory, and collected research
                    abstracts.

                    Responsible for the financial submittal to National
                    Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Disease.

February 1985       Goodwill Industries, 9 N. Centre Street,
to July 1986        Cumberland, MD

                    Prepared the yearly budget and supervised all expenditures.

                    Researched and prepared market analysis for clothing
                    outlets.

                    Prepared cost analysis and supervised the efforts of client
                    sub-contracting.
                    Supervised a staff of 18, which included client services
                    personnel, store managers, and office personnel.

April 1977          New Dominion, Inc., Oldtown, MD
to August
1984                Developed, expanded and implemented the budget for the
                    Maryland division of this private, for profit, residential
                    treatment center for emotionally disturbed teenage boys.

                    Supervised all billing of Maryland agencies for services
                    performed.  Served as liaison to the state on financial
                    concerns including rate determinations.

                    Supervised all support functions which included food
                    preparation,  building construction and maintenance,
                    and transportation.


                    Excellent references available upon request.