JANICE
L. FRIDDLE, 7364 S. CRESCENT DRIVE, LITTLETON, COLORADO 80120
Home: 303-795-1701- Work –
303-934-4780 - Cell: 303-921-0633 - jlfriddle@yahoo.com
I
have the creative ability to think ‘outside the box’ and lead people through
new project development. I successfully
deliver communications and marketing strategies, develop business-to-business
collaborations, conduct client research, and data analysis and reports.
SouthWest
Improvement Council, Program Director, 2007-Present
Since joining this small nonprofit, I have designed new
marketing collaterals including Website, brochures and community posters. Programs are grant funded and must meet
budget and award objectives within defined timelines whether they are Federal,
State or private financial awards.
Additionally, I respond to the day-to-day demands of community center
operations including facility management, youth programs and new program
development.
AARP
Foundation, AARP ElderWatch Executive Director, 2001-2007
I was a significant
agent of change and growth for this 15-year old facility. I focused on new marketing plans, business
to business partnerships and staff performance and development. Responsibilities included management of the
budget, strategic planning, and project planning as it related to the overall
operations of the City of Colorado Springs. The Center offered more than 70
programs per week and served approximately 100,000 people each year. Many of the programs were made possible
through community and business partnerships and the dedication and supervision
of over 300 volunteers. Named “Employee
of the Year,” 1999.
KTSC-TV, Southern Colorado PBS, Freelance Producer,
1995-1999
In Colorado, I chaired
the regional conference and served as a delegate to the 1995 White House
conference on Aging. Frequently,
someone would testify that seniors receive most of their information through
television. In response, I negotiated a
television series with PBS to broadcast a live, call-in program, ‘Senior
LIVE!’ I secured sponsors, panelists,
show hosts and wrote and produced the program for 5 years. Topics ranged from consumer issues to
interpersonal development. The show
reached over 90,000 homes and educated countless older adults and their
families.
Pikes Peak Community
College, Extended Studies Coordinator, 1990-1995
In
this diverse position I provided solutions and support to students pursuing
their education through technology including telecourses, online learning and
closed cable broadcast. I identified
educational program gaps for younger and older students. Key successes included the creation of
College for Kids, a winter break program that partnered the College with a
local middle school and the Westside Youth Energy Program, a job-training
program that created teams of middle school students with adult leaders to
conduct energy audits in low-income neighborhoods. Youth were trained to caulk
windows, apply water heater blankets and write reports for their clients. For older learners, I scheduled college
classes at community centers and developed an off-site Elderhostel program that
brought learners from all over the Country to Colorado Springs for a weeklong
enrichment learning experience.
Evaluations were 98% positive for all programs under my direction and I
was awarded “Community All Star” for three consecutive years.
BA
Organizational Communication, University of Colorado, (Colorado Springs)
AA
Education, Red Rocks Community College (Golden, CO)
Key
Note, Colorado Springs Seniors’ SAFE Conferences, Consecutive years
Instructor,
Metro State College, “Criminal Justice and the Elderly,”
Instructor,
Sturm College of Law, University of Denver
Presenter,
Annual Colorado State Long Term Ombudsman Conference
Instructor,
Department of Corrections, Jefferson County, “Guiding Perpetrators through
Understanding the Impact on Victims of Elder Abuse”,
Presenter, National
Triad Conferences, Orlando Florida and Denver, Colorado
Presenter,
National Aging and Law Conferences, Consecutive years
Presenter,
American Society on Aging/National Council on Aging Conferences
Author,
Colorado Senior Law Handbook, Consumer Education Chapter, Colorado Bar
Association
Author,
Multiple articles, Yourhub.com
Author,
Multiple articles, ‘Senior Marketplace News’
Author,
Multiple articles, ‘Primetime for seniors’
Author,
Multiple articles, ‘Colorado Sheriff Magazine’
Author,
“The Art of Storytelling,” High Country Times
Chair,
Colorado Commission on Aging
Member,
Elder Law Section, Colorado Bar Association
Member,
Financial Elder Abuse Prevention Training, Curricula Development Committee
President,
Senior Resource Council
Local
Events Committee, American Society on Aging
Board
Member, Care Castle Intergenerational Child Care Center
Member,
Women’s Chamber of Commerce, Colorado Springs
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