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97-605Council File # �"�i��;°'s1?�� .,.!i':E>.�� r. ��_ Presented By Referred To i 2 3 4 5 6 � & 9 io Committee: Date RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council consents to and approves ofthe appointment and reappoirunents, made by the Mayor, of the following individuals to serve on the SAINT PAUL NEIGHBOT2HOOD NETWORK. REAPPOINTMENTS Robert Morgan Diana Rodriguez APPOIN'I'MENT Eric Schubert Each of the above members shall serve a one-year term which will expire on May 31, 1998. �� Requested by Department of: �/�'�� By: Adopted by Council: Date ��q� Adoption Certified by Council Secretary By: Appx By: Green Sheet � RESOLUTION �INT PAUL, MINNESOTA Form Approved by City Attorney • By: � � o Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council $Y= � -�� j�l �60 �� (� - (''� � S DEPI�P1MM�ti7AFFlCEK:OUNqL DATE INlT1A1E0 � � (J �,% � Mayor Coleman's Office 5-16-97 GREEN SHEET GONTACf PERSON 8 AHOTIE INITIAUDATE INRIAVDATE DEPARTMENTDIREC70R CITVCAUNCIL Alberto Quintela 266-8529 A��r'N CT'ATfOflNEY �CITVCLERK NUYBERFOR MUST BE O NCII E (DA7E) pO17fING � BUDGET OIFECTOR � FIN. & MGT. SEHVICES D�R. OADER qypR(ORASSISTANTJ Q TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES 7 (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ncrrow AEOUESrEO: Approval of appointment of Eric Schubert and reappointments of Robert Morgan and Diana Rodriguez to the SAINT PAUL NEIGHBORFIOOD NETWORR Board. Each shall serve a one-year term that expires on May 31, 1998. RE�MMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING �UESTIONS: _ PIANNING COMMISSION _ CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION �� Has thls personHirm ever worked under a contract for this department? _ CB CAMMITTEE _ YES NO _ STAFF 2. Has this personNirm ever been a ciry amployee? — YES NO _ DISTqICT CoUa7 _ 3. Does ihis person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any curreM city employee? SUPPOqTS WHICH CqUNCIL O&IECTIVE? YES NO Explatn all yes answers on separete sheet antl ettach to green ahcet INITIATING PROBIEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNIN (Who, What, When, Where, Why): ADVANTAGES IPAPPROVED: DISADVANTAGES IFAPPflOVED� ��;5 �,�,;;: �� ,,_�,?.�'�,f {g't;tY� '� � ;��1� �.. _� -. _ _ �. �•��.� DISADVANSAGES IF NOT APPAWED� TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDIfJG SOURCE ACTIVITV NUMBER FINANCIAL INFORNiATION' (EXPLAIN) 390 CITY i � (�� SAI21T PAQI,� MIN2TESOTA 55102 �-Gj� �� /� �� `t,�' 266-8525_ . , FAX: 266-8513 �U�q / �i. r��e: �� c� Sc.tiu �er� . Ho�e Address: S�� --�iJ/'2' /^l�le �Sf• 'u.J� '� J�S/UZ Street Citp Zip Telephone 2:�ber: (Ho�e) z2��09s3 �Qork� �3l-3Z�o .c�a.x> �3i-si�6 Planning District Co�ci1: City Covncil L'2rd: Preferred Hailing Addzess: _�'�13 L-�e✓�l ��-. �s S�: /"ctc�f sS/a'L-- Ahat is your occupation? rtJ��G ! SL2�u� ' Place �of F�oloyment: � t� �. Nor.ver L'.,i��o,,,- Co�it�ee(s) Aoplied Por: �iliat sY.illsftraining or esperience do you possess £or the comittee(s� ior wnicn you s=_e� 2ppointment? . ' ' � ' � �i . • � � �� r. � .iI li—l�._ •�.v��: � sr ' / / ✓t../ � �. � � � - � /+I�r �a� _ / ' � Tlie in£o��..ation included is this(�ppZi Hinnesota Goverment Data Practices Act the gene=el public. :ion is coasidered private datz accorcing to thz As a result, tnis infor-�•..ation is no� relezszd to (OPER) Rev. 2(28/96 v Pc.KS�ivAL REFERENCES Name• ��fy7 Address• �S�a PIaone: (Anmrl Name: aaares5 D1...�... . Name : _ Address Phone:_ �� 31 �"7J�° �=-o-� 5.�-N► � ,4-S Z2Z-$� Reasons for your interest in this particular committee 9 7e.UC'��/�ON', ^ C'nln�� T�_�. A�»��`t'�� . _ w/ � ^ W�wa.. �4L.rt9v �`Gr �.a.�.�.C� /v - � -¢.'}�%.�, 5.1 ti^e, a�.d' c tt1.�4� "D� L e4 Q .. � �2C� �� Gst...- 4C�.vC u-a� Have you had previous contact vith the committee for vhich you are making application. If so, when, and circvmstancesT T..i _ ,. . . . . . _ , . , ��.� _. d In an attempt to ensure that co�ittee representation re£lects the makeup of our communitp, please check the line applicable to you. This information is strictly volunta�. �White (Caucasian) Hispanic Black (African American) Asian or Pacific Islander American Indian or Alaskan Eski_mo �Hale _ Female Date of Birth: �Z -- Z(o^(a g Disabled: Yes No ' ✓ � If special accommodations are needed, please spec3.£p. Hov did you heaz about this opening? �o,✓ev r'/'cSs �� s Apri17, 1997 Mayor Norm Coleman City of Saint Paul 390 City Hafl Saint Paul, MN 55102 Dear Mayor: RE'CEiVEC APR 10 19g1 7 y�hi�7�.'S �i tr-1t.�.i Greatiy enjoyed seeing you at Saturday's Junior League gala. As you requested, enclosed is my application for a Citizen Committee position. ! am seeking a Citizen Committee appointment, and volunteering on your campaign, because I care deeply about our city's future. In addition to my interest in public policy, and my enthusiasm for America's biggest and best small town, I would bring to any committee assignment proven communication, marketing and planning skilis, as well as creativity, commitment, persuasiveness, and the ability to negotiate for resufts. Having lived in two other worid-class cities -- San Francisco and Atlanta -- and being a refatively young person, I bring unique perspectives and experiences that could be beneficial to you and our neighbors as we build this community. While I understand the Civic Center Committee spot is accounted for, I am intesested in serving on another committee that would combine my skilis and interest in public policy. Committee descriptions that particularly appeal to me are those ofi the Riverfront Corporation, Saint Paul Neig� orhood Network, and the Neighborhood Advisory Committee. I have enclosed for your review a resume, an application, and a Pioneer Press editorial I recently wrote, which expresses my pride in our great city. Mayor Coleman, thank you for your vision and commitment to Saint Paul. I look forward to the possibility of assisting you and serving our city in the role of Citizen Committee member. --- Best wishes, �� Eric Schubert 593 Laurel Avenue, #5 Saint Paul, MN 55102 Tel: 228-0953 ��n1e �OI�e�' I N C O R P O R d T c D PU2JC R=;s- .v `1S' P.IAR{�TI: �i 3 FL:LIC n: Eric C. Schubert Account Executive _ �GO .AumanC� _ ! c;e c . . $Ud3 i�� ,.,��.��.,;,: -_;��-__.- c"��e (612; °_31 �<�" �< (et z) z3:-st 1 c raE4:� cr.. Eric Schubert 593 Laurel Avenue, #5 St. Paul, MN 55102 Tel: 228-0953 (Home), 831-3200 (Work) Education: Esperience: Saint John's University, Coile�evilie, MN B.A. English, 3.5 GPA, Class Of 1992 Himle Horner Inc., Account Exec., Feb. 96 - Present �'7 Account: Adaievement Plus: A Purtnership jor Communiry Scltnols • Develop and implement communications strategy for community school partnership of Wilder Foundation; Saint Paul City Schools; Deparhnent of Children, Families and Leaming; Ciry of Saint Paui; and Ramsey County. • Develop key messages and assist in developin� overall media relations strategy. • Write editorials, statements and position papers. Account: tYtinnesota Wins . Assist in development and coordination of grassroots lobbyin� strategies to build legislative support for funding of a new baseball stadium. • Heip organize and coordina[e statewide grassroots nern•ork. • Conduct media relations for statewide information effort (organize press conferences, write remazks, op-eds, position statements and legislative information packets) Account: TEAMwork forAmerica Initiative • Assisted in strategic development for national public information and grassroots campai�n in support of chan�es in the National Labor Relations Act. • Wrote op-eds on behalf of former Congressman Tim Penny (D-MN), co-chair of the TEAMwork for America Initiative. Developed and scheduled media tours for Penny and his co-chair, former Con�ressman Steve Bartlett (D-TX). • The TEAM Act was passed by the U.S. Senate in July 1996. Account: PharmaceuticalResearck and Manufacturers ofA�nerica (Ph.4RNIA) • Assisted in strategic development and grassroots coalition building to promote reform of the Food and Dru� Administration. • Recruited patient lobbyists and accompanied them on Congressional visiu in Washington, D.C. • Conducted media relations and wrote op-eds to urge Con�ress to support FDA�e'form. Shar[dwiCk-14'linnet[polis. Account Exec., Jan. 94 - Feb. 96 Account: Coca-Cola University of h-Sinnesota Proposal • Developed I50-pa�e sales proposal that helped Coca-Cola secure a 10-year exclusive soft- drink contract worth $ I S million -- the largest college beverage contract in the country. Coca-Cola Presents: Taste of the NFL . • Handled lo�istics and directed national media-relations efforts for Coca-Cola's Super Bowl hunger-relief fund-raiser that teamed top chefs with former NFL stars. • Achieved more than 11 million media impressions nationwide. . Billed "The Top Super Bowl Party of 1995" by USA Today. Commnniry Relations • Created events and oversaw media relations efforts for pro�ams such as InnerCity Tennis, D.A.R.E. Hometown Trees USA, and the Saint Paul Riverfront Clean-up. Account: General tY11Us • Landed front-pa�e YYall Street Journal article that �enerated more than 200 million media impressions for the "Search for the New Betty Crocker Contest." Media coverage included ABC News, CBS News, CNN, AP, USA Today, N Y. Times, L.A. Times and Chicago Tribune. • Provided strate�ic counsel to wmbat ne�ative reaction to a multi-ethnic Betty Crocker. Account: Miller Brewing Compaiey q�-�p � • Coordinated successful Leinenkugel brewery expansion announcements, resulting m pos�tive � publicity throughout Upper Midwest • Provided strategic counsel during distributor litigation and over issues involving Native American symbolism. • Successfully pornayed L.einenkugel's as a small regionaf brewer, rather than a brewer thaPs part of a lazge conglomerate. � • Wrote speeches for Jake Leinenkuael, Leinenkueel's president • Handled successfut new-product announcements for I.einenku�el's throu�hout thc U.S. Included placements in theN.Y. Times, Chicago Tribune and Washington Times. Account: United States GolfAssaciation (USGA) • Developed and oversaw contest and media-relations campai� for USGA's Four-Generation Search. • Media placemenis included Good Moming America, BBC rndio, AP, USA Toctay, N.Y. Times and L.A. Times. Account: W. Harry Davis Leadership Inslitrete • Conducted media-relations campaign for African-American youth pro�am that teaches votunteerism through the teenactment oF African-American history, inciuding slavery. • Generated hi�h-quality publicity via all major local publicity outlets, including a two-day series in Star Tribune's Variety section. Also generated a CNN Headline News story. • Procidzd suateeic counsel on counterin� neeative media reception to thz pro�am's intense slavery reenactment. � Manni�. Selvaa e& Lee. Atlanta, Account Assisiant, June 9A - Dec. 94 • Assisted in creating and executing public-relations programs for Amoco, Arby's, Bank South, The Equitable, Ernst & Young, HNTB Corp., Lockwood Greene Engineers, Publix Supermarkets and RC Cola. .Flormel Foods Cor�., Sales Rep, San Francisco/Atlanta, )une 94 - June 95 • Exceeded quota in every sales campaign. • Won sales presentation competition at national training seminar. � Community Involvement: • Coleman Volunteer Committee `97, Volunteer • St. Paul Chamber of Commerce, Public Affairs Committee Member • Ramsey HiII Association, Member � • Citizen's Lea�ue, Member • St. ]ohn's University National Alumni Boazd, Member • Organizing Committee, Inaugural Basilica Block Party `95, Member • Sen. Eugene McCarthy SN Homecoming Committee, Member • MetroPaint-A-Thon,Volunteer • West St. Paul YMCA, Volunteer • Saint Paui Universiry Club, Member College Activities: • Elected member, St. John's Univ. 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'+'+'ZL'''��o'g "° o y �mxv 7° cc5�O3 �Eo=o� y ;e�'�^c�.." `'uLH'�uo m 3;�. °.'��i5'"^w �`;"3°°" �"^n�s..m''��?'7 •��-~ `��'� o S ° o c° o° u .`�' `-' c v�+' - • - b n f�c8o•- 5nm-ync� ° .e<, "g.- n""..y� ��= - �' p5��..�0_e n off �+aG'3.� m- w f ' g o 3 '' �' oe`<�o c° o y'V.-. c n r�>`<. ' L:. u m,e �: a^� _`a n,� � t] N�.c o�° c c o+ ^�r ° „T oro � �e � P onnc_.r'�c m£^-+v,8 c•�,7R' `�". cw onc��o0. y C D ' K 0 n � O n � �� I�i�rile � �orner INCORPORATED PUBLIC REU90N5 MARKETING PUBLIC AFFAIRS Aprii 14, 1997 RECElVEL� Honorabie Norm Coleman Mayor City ^ of Saint Paul a�9� lifty }iG�� Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Norm: APR 15 1997 APAYOp' OFF!CE ��-� � One of my colleagues, Eric Schubert, recently submitted an application to serve on either the Saint Paui Rivertront Corporation or the Saint Paul Neighborhood Network. i hope your appointments review team wili give Eric strong consideration for these posts. Eric is a Saint Paui resident who takes enormous pride in his community. Next to you, he is the city's biggest fan. More importantly, his enthusiasm is supported by a great deal of talent. He'ss a crea:ive :hi�ker and an outstanding communica:or. F!e a!so engages weii with peo�,la, �fic�«� �g from othars their best ideas. On a personai nota, 1 know from experence how hard it is to get people in their 20s and 30s invo4ved in pubiic service (as opposed to ideological potitics}. Eric is exactly the '.��e.of yo::�ig psrso^ �r.�hose i^feres! i.^. pub!ic policy anC �ommunity service should be encouraged and promoted. His appiication for these positions is based on nothing more than a desire to contribute something to a city he greatiy toves. �r=, Eric is extremely supportive of the direction Saint Paul is taking under your administration and would be a valuable contributor to achieving the goais you have establisheC. ! don't v�r,'�a m�r�y e; �3orser�i�nt i�tiers. However, Eric's appiication is one that I can support without reservation. Thank you for your consideration. . ' cerely, / � �� ---_,Ihemas Horner � � � SW6 No�montlole Lcke BNC Sui'e 720 Mmneopolii. Minnesota 55137 Phone: (612)831-3200 F>a: (612)831-S1}6 . g� ��S � 04-25-97 COM23ITTEE APPLICAI3T5 REPORT APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT J REFERENCE COMMENTS 003173 Brown, R. D. 2100 Niles Avenue St. Paul, MN 55116 Aome - 698-3345 Health Care Professional PAGE 1 WARD PLATSNZNG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DIS DISTRICT DISTRICT (PRIOR) (OTAER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) � ---- ---°--- -------- -------- -° --- --- 3 15 04/15/97 B M Mayors Advisory Committee Patricia Coppo Chief Operating Officer Natl. Marrow Donor Program 3433 Broadway St., N.E., Ste. 500 Mpls., 55413 627-5800 Freddie John Martin, Ph.D., Director Natl. Minority RecYUitment Network National Medical Assn. 1012 Tenth Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20001 (202) 347-1895, Ext. 32 (800) 662-0554, Ext. 32 (800) 662-0779 Guido Zanni, Ph.D., Commissioner Commission on Mental Health Services 2700 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. S.E. Administration Bldg., lst Floor Washington, DC 20032 (202) 373-7166 Michael McGuire President/CEO National Health Tech Div. of ACS Corp 3119 St. Ives Country Club Parkway Duluth, GA 30316 (404) 495-1485 Dalton Tong, FHFMA, MBA, CPA President & CEO Greater S.E. Health Care System 1310 Southern Avenue Washington� DC 20032 (202) 574-6675 003040 Harp, Reynald E-1401 First National Bank St. Paul, MN 55101 � OS/23/95 B M 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICANTS REPORT ��-�s PAGE 2 COMMITTEE : CASD CabLe Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT / REFERENCE COMMENTS WARD PLANNZNG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DZS DISTRICT DISTRICT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) -------------------------°-------- ---- -----°- ^-----^- --°-°- --- --- --- Work - 225-8104 Attorney Clayton Robinson Warren Spannus 002951 Krotz, Daniel 697 York Avenue St. Paul, MN 55106 Home - 774-5188 Executive Director Marie Grimm City Hall - 320B St. Paul, MN 55102 Edward Denn Dale Ahlquist b817 W. 83r Street Bloomington, MN 55438 W) 941-7129 002970 Mulligan, Brian L. 1120 Grand Ave., #203 St. Paul, MN 55105 Home - 291-2498 Sales Kelly Ihns 145 S. Chatsworth St., �`203 St. Paul, MN 55105 H) 292-9278 Kathy and Don Donahue 2226 Edgcumbe Road St. Pau1, MN 55116 H) 690-0798 Michelle and Joe Osterbauer 14898 Oakbrough Drive Savage, MN 55378 H) 447-7512 6 5 03/02/95 W M a� 04/03/95 W F �� -�S 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICANTS REPOR2 PAGE 3 COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLZCATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT / REFERENCE COMMENTS 003084 Schubert, Eric #5 593 Laurel Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 Home - 228-0953 Public Relations Specialist WARD PLANNIhIG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DIS DISTAICT DISTRZCT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) ---- ---�---- -------- -------- --- -'-- --- 1 8 Kevin Morris Midwest Cocoa Cola w) 456-1260 Jorg Pierach Mona Meyer HIcGrath & Gavin 8400 Normandale Lake Blvd., Ste. 500 Minneapolis, MN 55437 w) 832-5000 Mary Beth Werner 2597 Bedford Ct. Mendota Hghts., MN 55120 h) 452-5740 { { { t { { John Himle Himle and Horner, Inc. w) 831-3200 --^----------------^-------------`-----------{ Tom Horner { 8500 Normandale Lake Boulevard, Suite 720 { Minneapolis, MN 55437 w) 631-3200 Dick Broeker 931 Fairmont Avenue, 55105 h) 222-8852 w) 293-6860 003280 Seeber, Michael J. 415 E. Belmont Lane Maplewood, MN 55117 Home - 778-8807 Television Producer Ne1s Oyen 1149 Woodhill Drive 04/10/97 W M ��.. 03/26/97 W M � �-�ds 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICAI3TS REPORT PAGE 4 COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1(O1/94 APPLICANT J REFERENCE COMMENTS Woodbury h) 739-5022 w) 658-4100 WARD PLANNING SENATE APP DATE STH GEN DIS DSSTRICT DISTRZCT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) -'--- -------- -�------ -------- --- --- --- George Kinkead 2162 Sargent Avenue h) 699-6275 w) 785-1000 Mike Madden (American Lung Association) 859 Bluebill Drive Mendota Heights, MN h) 454-0538 w) 227-8014 � Council File # �"�i��;°'s1?�� .,.!i':E>.�� r. ��_ Presented By Referred To i 2 3 4 5 6 � & 9 io Committee: Date RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council consents to and approves ofthe appointment and reappoirunents, made by the Mayor, of the following individuals to serve on the SAINT PAUL NEIGHBOT2HOOD NETWORK. REAPPOINTMENTS Robert Morgan Diana Rodriguez APPOIN'I'MENT Eric Schubert Each of the above members shall serve a one-year term which will expire on May 31, 1998. �� Requested by Department of: �/�'�� By: Adopted by Council: Date � ��gq� Adoption Certified by Council Secretary By: Appx By: Green Sheet � RESOLUTION �INT PAUL, MINNESOTA Form Approved by City Attorney • By: � � o Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council $Y= � -�� j�l �60 �� (� - (''� � S DEPI�P1MM�ti7AFFlCEK:OUNqL DATE INlT1A1E0 � � (J �,% � Mayor Coleman's Office 5-16-97 GREEN SHEET GONTACf PERSON 8 AHOTIE INITIAUDATE INRIAVDATE DEPARTMENTDIREC70R CITVCAUNCIL Alberto Quintela 266-8529 A��r'N CT'ATfOflNEY �CITVCLERK NUYBERFOR MUST BE O NCII E (DA7E) pO17fING � BUDGET OIFECTOR � FIN. & MGT. SEHVICES D�R. OADER qypR(ORASSISTANTJ Q TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES 7 (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ncrrow AEOUESrEO: Approval of appointment of Eric Schubert and reappointments of Robert Morgan and Diana Rodriguez to the SAINT PAUL NEIGHBORFIOOD NETWORR Board. Each shall serve a one-year term that expires on May 31, 1998. RE�MMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING �UESTIONS: _ PIANNING COMMISSION _ CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION �� Has thls personHirm ever worked under a contract for this department? _ CB CAMMITTEE _ YES NO _ STAFF 2. Has this personNirm ever been a ciry amployee? — YES NO _ DISTqICT CoUa7 _ 3. Does ihis person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any curreM city employee? SUPPOqTS WHICH CqUNCIL O&IECTIVE? YES NO Explatn all yes answers on separete sheet antl ettach to green ahcet INITIATING PROBIEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNIN (Who, What, When, Where, Why): ADVANTAGES IPAPPROVED: DISADVANTAGES IFAPPflOVED� ��;5 �,�,;;: �� ,,_�,?.�'�,f {g't;tY� '� � ;��1� �.. _� -. _ _ �. �•��.� DISADVANSAGES IF NOT APPAWED� TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDIfJG SOURCE ACTIVITV NUMBER FINANCIAL INFORNiATION' (EXPLAIN) 390 CITY i � (�� SAI21T PAQI,� MIN2TESOTA 55102 �-Gj� �� /� �� `t,�' 266-8525_ . , FAX: 266-8513 �U�q / �i. r��e: �� c� Sc.tiu �er� . Ho�e Address: S�� --�iJ/'2' /^l�le �Sf• 'u.J� '� J�S/UZ Street Citp Zip Telephone 2:�ber: (Ho�e) z2��09s3 �Qork� �3l-3Z�o .c�a.x> �3i-si�6 Planning District Co�ci1: City Covncil L'2rd: Preferred Hailing Addzess: _�'�13 L-�e✓�l ��-. �s S�: /"ctc�f sS/a'L-- Ahat is your occupation? rtJ��G ! SL2�u� ' Place �of F�oloyment: � t� �. Nor.ver L'.,i��o,,,- Co�it�ee(s) Aoplied Por: �iliat sY.illsftraining or esperience do you possess £or the comittee(s� ior wnicn you s=_e� 2ppointment? . ' ' � ' � �i . • � � �� r. � .iI li—l�._ •�.v��: � sr ' / / ✓t../ � �. � � � - � /+I�r �a� _ / ' � Tlie in£o��..ation included is this(�ppZi Hinnesota Goverment Data Practices Act the gene=el public. :ion is coasidered private datz accorcing to thz As a result, tnis infor-�•..ation is no� relezszd to (OPER) Rev. 2(28/96 v Pc.KS�ivAL REFERENCES Name• ��fy7 Address• �S�a PIaone: (Anmrl Name: aaares5 D1...�... . Name : _ Address Phone:_ �� 31 �"7J�° �=-o-� 5.�-N► � ,4-S Z2Z-$� Reasons for your interest in this particular committee 9 7e.UC'��/�ON', ^ C'nln�� T�_�. A�»��`t'�� . _ w/ � ^ W�wa.. �4L.rt9v �`Gr �.a.�.�.C� /v - � -¢.'}�%.�, 5.1 ti^e, a�.d' c tt1.�4� "D� L e4 Q .. � �2C� �� Gst...- 4C�.vC u-a� Have you had previous contact vith the committee for vhich you are making application. If so, when, and circvmstancesT T..i _ ,. . . . . . _ , . , ��.� _. d In an attempt to ensure that co�ittee representation re£lects the makeup of our communitp, please check the line applicable to you. This information is strictly volunta�. �White (Caucasian) Hispanic Black (African American) Asian or Pacific Islander American Indian or Alaskan Eski_mo �Hale _ Female Date of Birth: �Z -- Z(o^(a g Disabled: Yes No ' ✓ � If special accommodations are needed, please spec3.£p. Hov did you heaz about this opening? �o,✓ev r'/'cSs �� s Apri17, 1997 Mayor Norm Coleman City of Saint Paul 390 City Hafl Saint Paul, MN 55102 Dear Mayor: RE'CEiVEC APR 10 19g1 7 y�hi�7�.'S �i tr-1t.�.i Greatiy enjoyed seeing you at Saturday's Junior League gala. As you requested, enclosed is my application for a Citizen Committee position. ! am seeking a Citizen Committee appointment, and volunteering on your campaign, because I care deeply about our city's future. In addition to my interest in public policy, and my enthusiasm for America's biggest and best small town, I would bring to any committee assignment proven communication, marketing and planning skilis, as well as creativity, commitment, persuasiveness, and the ability to negotiate for resufts. Having lived in two other worid-class cities -- San Francisco and Atlanta -- and being a refatively young person, I bring unique perspectives and experiences that could be beneficial to you and our neighbors as we build this community. While I understand the Civic Center Committee spot is accounted for, I am intesested in serving on another committee that would combine my skilis and interest in public policy. Committee descriptions that particularly appeal to me are those ofi the Riverfront Corporation, Saint Paul Neig� orhood Network, and the Neighborhood Advisory Committee. I have enclosed for your review a resume, an application, and a Pioneer Press editorial I recently wrote, which expresses my pride in our great city. Mayor Coleman, thank you for your vision and commitment to Saint Paul. I look forward to the possibility of assisting you and serving our city in the role of Citizen Committee member. --- Best wishes, �� Eric Schubert 593 Laurel Avenue, #5 Saint Paul, MN 55102 Tel: 228-0953 ��n1e �OI�e�' I N C O R P O R d T c D PU2JC R=;s- .v `1S' P.IAR{�TI: �i 3 FL:LIC n: Eric C. Schubert Account Executive _ �GO .AumanC� _ ! c;e c . . $Ud3 i�� ,.,��.��.,;,: -_;��-__.- c"��e (612; °_31 �<�" �< (et z) z3:-st 1 c raE4:� cr.. Eric Schubert 593 Laurel Avenue, #5 St. Paul, MN 55102 Tel: 228-0953 (Home), 831-3200 (Work) Education: Esperience: Saint John's University, Coile�evilie, MN B.A. English, 3.5 GPA, Class Of 1992 Himle Horner Inc., Account Exec., Feb. 96 - Present �'7 Account: Adaievement Plus: A Purtnership jor Communiry Scltnols • Develop and implement communications strategy for community school partnership of Wilder Foundation; Saint Paul City Schools; Deparhnent of Children, Families and Leaming; Ciry of Saint Paui; and Ramsey County. • Develop key messages and assist in developin� overall media relations strategy. • Write editorials, statements and position papers. Account: tYtinnesota Wins . Assist in development and coordination of grassroots lobbyin� strategies to build legislative support for funding of a new baseball stadium. • Heip organize and coordina[e statewide grassroots nern•ork. • Conduct media relations for statewide information effort (organize press conferences, write remazks, op-eds, position statements and legislative information packets) Account: TEAMwork forAmerica Initiative • Assisted in strategic development for national public information and grassroots campai�n in support of chan�es in the National Labor Relations Act. • Wrote op-eds on behalf of former Congressman Tim Penny (D-MN), co-chair of the TEAMwork for America Initiative. Developed and scheduled media tours for Penny and his co-chair, former Con�ressman Steve Bartlett (D-TX). • The TEAM Act was passed by the U.S. Senate in July 1996. Account: PharmaceuticalResearck and Manufacturers ofA�nerica (Ph.4RNIA) • Assisted in strategic development and grassroots coalition building to promote reform of the Food and Dru� Administration. • Recruited patient lobbyists and accompanied them on Congressional visiu in Washington, D.C. • Conducted media relations and wrote op-eds to urge Con�ress to support FDA�e'form. Shar[dwiCk-14'linnet[polis. Account Exec., Jan. 94 - Feb. 96 Account: Coca-Cola University of h-Sinnesota Proposal • Developed I50-pa�e sales proposal that helped Coca-Cola secure a 10-year exclusive soft- drink contract worth $ I S million -- the largest college beverage contract in the country. Coca-Cola Presents: Taste of the NFL . • Handled lo�istics and directed national media-relations efforts for Coca-Cola's Super Bowl hunger-relief fund-raiser that teamed top chefs with former NFL stars. • Achieved more than 11 million media impressions nationwide. . Billed "The Top Super Bowl Party of 1995" by USA Today. Commnniry Relations • Created events and oversaw media relations efforts for pro�ams such as InnerCity Tennis, D.A.R.E. Hometown Trees USA, and the Saint Paul Riverfront Clean-up. Account: General tY11Us • Landed front-pa�e YYall Street Journal article that �enerated more than 200 million media impressions for the "Search for the New Betty Crocker Contest." Media coverage included ABC News, CBS News, CNN, AP, USA Today, N Y. Times, L.A. Times and Chicago Tribune. • Provided strate�ic counsel to wmbat ne�ative reaction to a multi-ethnic Betty Crocker. Account: Miller Brewing Compaiey q�-�p � • Coordinated successful Leinenkugel brewery expansion announcements, resulting m pos�tive � publicity throughout Upper Midwest • Provided strategic counsel during distributor litigation and over issues involving Native American symbolism. • Successfully pornayed L.einenkugel's as a small regionaf brewer, rather than a brewer thaPs part of a lazge conglomerate. � • Wrote speeches for Jake Leinenkuael, Leinenkueel's president • Handled successfut new-product announcements for I.einenku�el's throu�hout thc U.S. Included placements in theN.Y. Times, Chicago Tribune and Washington Times. Account: United States GolfAssaciation (USGA) • Developed and oversaw contest and media-relations campai� for USGA's Four-Generation Search. • Media placemenis included Good Moming America, BBC rndio, AP, USA Toctay, N.Y. Times and L.A. Times. Account: W. Harry Davis Leadership Inslitrete • Conducted media-relations campaign for African-American youth pro�am that teaches votunteerism through the teenactment oF African-American history, inciuding slavery. • Generated hi�h-quality publicity via all major local publicity outlets, including a two-day series in Star Tribune's Variety section. Also generated a CNN Headline News story. • Procidzd suateeic counsel on counterin� neeative media reception to thz pro�am's intense slavery reenactment. � Manni�. Selvaa e& Lee. Atlanta, Account Assisiant, June 9A - Dec. 94 • Assisted in creating and executing public-relations programs for Amoco, Arby's, Bank South, The Equitable, Ernst & Young, HNTB Corp., Lockwood Greene Engineers, Publix Supermarkets and RC Cola. .Flormel Foods Cor�., Sales Rep, San Francisco/Atlanta, )une 94 - June 95 • Exceeded quota in every sales campaign. • Won sales presentation competition at national training seminar. � Community Involvement: • Coleman Volunteer Committee `97, Volunteer • St. Paul Chamber of Commerce, Public Affairs Committee Member • Ramsey HiII Association, Member � • Citizen's Lea�ue, Member • St. ]ohn's University National Alumni Boazd, Member • Organizing Committee, Inaugural Basilica Block Party `95, Member • Sen. Eugene McCarthy SN Homecoming Committee, Member • MetroPaint-A-Thon,Volunteer • West St. Paul YMCA, Volunteer • Saint Paui Universiry Club, Member College Activities: • Elected member, St. John's Univ. 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'+'+'ZL'''��o'g "° o y �mxv 7° cc5�O3 �Eo=o� y ;e�'�^c�.." `'uLH'�uo m 3;�. °.'��i5'"^w �`;"3°°" �"^n�s..m''��?'7 •��-~ `��'� o S ° o c° o° u .`�' `-' c v�+' - • - b n f�c8o•- 5nm-ync� ° .e<, "g.- n""..y� ��= - �' p5��..�0_e n off �+aG'3.� m- w f ' g o 3 '' �' oe`<�o c° o y'V.-. c n r�>`<. ' L:. u m,e �: a^� _`a n,� � t] N�.c o�° c c o+ ^�r ° „T oro � �e � P onnc_.r'�c m£^-+v,8 c•�,7R' `�". cw onc��o0. y C D ' K 0 n � O n � �� I�i�rile � �orner INCORPORATED PUBLIC REU90N5 MARKETING PUBLIC AFFAIRS Aprii 14, 1997 RECElVEL� Honorabie Norm Coleman Mayor City ^ of Saint Paul a�9� lifty }iG�� Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Norm: APR 15 1997 APAYOp' OFF!CE ��-� � One of my colleagues, Eric Schubert, recently submitted an application to serve on either the Saint Paui Rivertront Corporation or the Saint Paul Neighborhood Network. i hope your appointments review team wili give Eric strong consideration for these posts. Eric is a Saint Paui resident who takes enormous pride in his community. Next to you, he is the city's biggest fan. More importantly, his enthusiasm is supported by a great deal of talent. He'ss a crea:ive :hi�ker and an outstanding communica:or. F!e a!so engages weii with peo�,la, �fic�«� �g from othars their best ideas. On a personai nota, 1 know from experence how hard it is to get people in their 20s and 30s invo4ved in pubiic service (as opposed to ideological potitics}. Eric is exactly the '.��e.of yo::�ig psrso^ �r.�hose i^feres! i.^. pub!ic policy anC �ommunity service should be encouraged and promoted. His appiication for these positions is based on nothing more than a desire to contribute something to a city he greatiy toves. �r=, Eric is extremely supportive of the direction Saint Paul is taking under your administration and would be a valuable contributor to achieving the goais you have establisheC. ! don't v�r,'�a m�r�y e; �3orser�i�nt i�tiers. However, Eric's appiication is one that I can support without reservation. Thank you for your consideration. . ' cerely, / � �� ---_,Ihemas Horner � � � SW6 No�montlole Lcke BNC Sui'e 720 Mmneopolii. Minnesota 55137 Phone: (612)831-3200 F>a: (612)831-S1}6 . g� ��S � 04-25-97 COM23ITTEE APPLICAI3T5 REPORT APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT J REFERENCE COMMENTS 003173 Brown, R. D. 2100 Niles Avenue St. Paul, MN 55116 Aome - 698-3345 Health Care Professional PAGE 1 WARD PLATSNZNG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DIS DISTRICT DISTRICT (PRIOR) (OTAER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) � ---- ---°--- -------- -------- -° --- --- 3 15 04/15/97 B M Mayors Advisory Committee Patricia Coppo Chief Operating Officer Natl. Marrow Donor Program 3433 Broadway St., N.E., Ste. 500 Mpls., 55413 627-5800 Freddie John Martin, Ph.D., Director Natl. Minority RecYUitment Network National Medical Assn. 1012 Tenth Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20001 (202) 347-1895, Ext. 32 (800) 662-0554, Ext. 32 (800) 662-0779 Guido Zanni, Ph.D., Commissioner Commission on Mental Health Services 2700 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. S.E. Administration Bldg., lst Floor Washington, DC 20032 (202) 373-7166 Michael McGuire President/CEO National Health Tech Div. of ACS Corp 3119 St. Ives Country Club Parkway Duluth, GA 30316 (404) 495-1485 Dalton Tong, FHFMA, MBA, CPA President & CEO Greater S.E. Health Care System 1310 Southern Avenue Washington� DC 20032 (202) 574-6675 003040 Harp, Reynald E-1401 First National Bank St. Paul, MN 55101 � OS/23/95 B M 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICANTS REPORT ��-�s PAGE 2 COMMITTEE : CASD CabLe Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT / REFERENCE COMMENTS WARD PLANNZNG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DZS DISTRICT DISTRICT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) -------------------------°-------- ---- -----°- ^-----^- --°-°- --- --- --- Work - 225-8104 Attorney Clayton Robinson Warren Spannus 002951 Krotz, Daniel 697 York Avenue St. Paul, MN 55106 Home - 774-5188 Executive Director Marie Grimm City Hall - 320B St. Paul, MN 55102 Edward Denn Dale Ahlquist b817 W. 83r Street Bloomington, MN 55438 W) 941-7129 002970 Mulligan, Brian L. 1120 Grand Ave., #203 St. Paul, MN 55105 Home - 291-2498 Sales Kelly Ihns 145 S. Chatsworth St., �`203 St. Paul, MN 55105 H) 292-9278 Kathy and Don Donahue 2226 Edgcumbe Road St. Pau1, MN 55116 H) 690-0798 Michelle and Joe Osterbauer 14898 Oakbrough Drive Savage, MN 55378 H) 447-7512 6 5 03/02/95 W M a� 04/03/95 W F �� -�S 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICANTS REPOR2 PAGE 3 COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLZCATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT / REFERENCE COMMENTS 003084 Schubert, Eric #5 593 Laurel Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 Home - 228-0953 Public Relations Specialist WARD PLANNIhIG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DIS DISTAICT DISTRZCT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) ---- ---�---- -------- -------- --- -'-- --- 1 8 Kevin Morris Midwest Cocoa Cola w) 456-1260 Jorg Pierach Mona Meyer HIcGrath & Gavin 8400 Normandale Lake Blvd., Ste. 500 Minneapolis, MN 55437 w) 832-5000 Mary Beth Werner 2597 Bedford Ct. Mendota Hghts., MN 55120 h) 452-5740 { { { t { { John Himle Himle and Horner, Inc. w) 831-3200 --^----------------^-------------`-----------{ Tom Horner { 8500 Normandale Lake Boulevard, Suite 720 { Minneapolis, MN 55437 w) 631-3200 Dick Broeker 931 Fairmont Avenue, 55105 h) 222-8852 w) 293-6860 003280 Seeber, Michael J. 415 E. Belmont Lane Maplewood, MN 55117 Home - 778-8807 Television Producer Ne1s Oyen 1149 Woodhill Drive 04/10/97 W M ��.. 03/26/97 W M � �-�ds 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICAI3TS REPORT PAGE 4 COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1(O1/94 APPLICANT J REFERENCE COMMENTS Woodbury h) 739-5022 w) 658-4100 WARD PLANNING SENATE APP DATE STH GEN DIS DSSTRICT DISTRZCT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) -'--- -------- -�------ -------- --- --- --- George Kinkead 2162 Sargent Avenue h) 699-6275 w) 785-1000 Mike Madden (American Lung Association) 859 Bluebill Drive Mendota Heights, MN h) 454-0538 w) 227-8014 � Council File # �"�i��;°'s1?�� .,.!i':E>.�� r. ��_ Presented By Referred To i 2 3 4 5 6 � & 9 io Committee: Date RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council consents to and approves ofthe appointment and reappoirunents, made by the Mayor, of the following individuals to serve on the SAINT PAUL NEIGHBOT2HOOD NETWORK. REAPPOINTMENTS Robert Morgan Diana Rodriguez APPOIN'I'MENT Eric Schubert Each of the above members shall serve a one-year term which will expire on May 31, 1998. �� Requested by Department of: �/�'�� By: Adopted by Council: Date � ��gq� Adoption Certified by Council Secretary By: Appx By: Green Sheet � RESOLUTION �INT PAUL, MINNESOTA Form Approved by City Attorney • By: � � o Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council $Y= � -�� j�l �60 �� (� - (''� � S DEPI�P1MM�ti7AFFlCEK:OUNqL DATE INlT1A1E0 � � (J �,% � Mayor Coleman's Office 5-16-97 GREEN SHEET GONTACf PERSON 8 AHOTIE INITIAUDATE INRIAVDATE DEPARTMENTDIREC70R CITVCAUNCIL Alberto Quintela 266-8529 A��r'N CT'ATfOflNEY �CITVCLERK NUYBERFOR MUST BE O NCII E (DA7E) pO17fING � BUDGET OIFECTOR � FIN. & MGT. SEHVICES D�R. OADER qypR(ORASSISTANTJ Q TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES 7 (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ncrrow AEOUESrEO: Approval of appointment of Eric Schubert and reappointments of Robert Morgan and Diana Rodriguez to the SAINT PAUL NEIGHBORFIOOD NETWORR Board. Each shall serve a one-year term that expires on May 31, 1998. RE�MMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING �UESTIONS: _ PIANNING COMMISSION _ CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION �� Has thls personHirm ever worked under a contract for this department? _ CB CAMMITTEE _ YES NO _ STAFF 2. Has this personNirm ever been a ciry amployee? — YES NO _ DISTqICT CoUa7 _ 3. Does ihis person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any curreM city employee? SUPPOqTS WHICH CqUNCIL O&IECTIVE? YES NO Explatn all yes answers on separete sheet antl ettach to green ahcet INITIATING PROBIEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNIN (Who, What, When, Where, Why): ADVANTAGES IPAPPROVED: DISADVANTAGES IFAPPflOVED� ��;5 �,�,;;: �� ,,_�,?.�'�,f {g't;tY� '� � ;��1� �.. _� -. _ _ �. �•��.� DISADVANSAGES IF NOT APPAWED� TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDIfJG SOURCE ACTIVITV NUMBER FINANCIAL INFORNiATION' (EXPLAIN) 390 CITY i � (�� SAI21T PAQI,� MIN2TESOTA 55102 �-Gj� �� /� �� `t,�' 266-8525_ . , FAX: 266-8513 �U�q / �i. r��e: �� c� Sc.tiu �er� . Ho�e Address: S�� --�iJ/'2' /^l�le �Sf• 'u.J� '� J�S/UZ Street Citp Zip Telephone 2:�ber: (Ho�e) z2��09s3 �Qork� �3l-3Z�o .c�a.x> �3i-si�6 Planning District Co�ci1: City Covncil L'2rd: Preferred Hailing Addzess: _�'�13 L-�e✓�l ��-. �s S�: /"ctc�f sS/a'L-- Ahat is your occupation? rtJ��G ! SL2�u� ' Place �of F�oloyment: � t� �. Nor.ver L'.,i��o,,,- Co�it�ee(s) Aoplied Por: �iliat sY.illsftraining or esperience do you possess £or the comittee(s� ior wnicn you s=_e� 2ppointment? . ' ' � ' � �i . • � � �� r. � .iI li—l�._ •�.v��: � sr ' / / ✓t../ � �. � � � - � /+I�r �a� _ / ' � Tlie in£o��..ation included is this(�ppZi Hinnesota Goverment Data Practices Act the gene=el public. :ion is coasidered private datz accorcing to thz As a result, tnis infor-�•..ation is no� relezszd to (OPER) Rev. 2(28/96 v Pc.KS�ivAL REFERENCES Name• ��fy7 Address• �S�a PIaone: (Anmrl Name: aaares5 D1...�... . Name : _ Address Phone:_ �� 31 �"7J�° �=-o-� 5.�-N► � ,4-S Z2Z-$� Reasons for your interest in this particular committee 9 7e.UC'��/�ON', ^ C'nln�� T�_�. A�»��`t'�� . _ w/ � ^ W�wa.. �4L.rt9v �`Gr �.a.�.�.C� /v - � -¢.'}�%.�, 5.1 ti^e, a�.d' c tt1.�4� "D� L e4 Q .. � �2C� �� Gst...- 4C�.vC u-a� Have you had previous contact vith the committee for vhich you are making application. If so, when, and circvmstancesT T..i _ ,. . . . . . _ , . , ��.� _. d In an attempt to ensure that co�ittee representation re£lects the makeup of our communitp, please check the line applicable to you. This information is strictly volunta�. �White (Caucasian) Hispanic Black (African American) Asian or Pacific Islander American Indian or Alaskan Eski_mo �Hale _ Female Date of Birth: �Z -- Z(o^(a g Disabled: Yes No ' ✓ � If special accommodations are needed, please spec3.£p. Hov did you heaz about this opening? �o,✓ev r'/'cSs �� s Apri17, 1997 Mayor Norm Coleman City of Saint Paul 390 City Hafl Saint Paul, MN 55102 Dear Mayor: RE'CEiVEC APR 10 19g1 7 y�hi�7�.'S �i tr-1t.�.i Greatiy enjoyed seeing you at Saturday's Junior League gala. As you requested, enclosed is my application for a Citizen Committee position. ! am seeking a Citizen Committee appointment, and volunteering on your campaign, because I care deeply about our city's future. In addition to my interest in public policy, and my enthusiasm for America's biggest and best small town, I would bring to any committee assignment proven communication, marketing and planning skilis, as well as creativity, commitment, persuasiveness, and the ability to negotiate for resufts. Having lived in two other worid-class cities -- San Francisco and Atlanta -- and being a refatively young person, I bring unique perspectives and experiences that could be beneficial to you and our neighbors as we build this community. While I understand the Civic Center Committee spot is accounted for, I am intesested in serving on another committee that would combine my skilis and interest in public policy. Committee descriptions that particularly appeal to me are those ofi the Riverfront Corporation, Saint Paul Neig� orhood Network, and the Neighborhood Advisory Committee. I have enclosed for your review a resume, an application, and a Pioneer Press editorial I recently wrote, which expresses my pride in our great city. Mayor Coleman, thank you for your vision and commitment to Saint Paul. I look forward to the possibility of assisting you and serving our city in the role of Citizen Committee member. --- Best wishes, �� Eric Schubert 593 Laurel Avenue, #5 Saint Paul, MN 55102 Tel: 228-0953 ��n1e �OI�e�' I N C O R P O R d T c D PU2JC R=;s- .v `1S' P.IAR{�TI: �i 3 FL:LIC n: Eric C. Schubert Account Executive _ �GO .AumanC� _ ! c;e c . . $Ud3 i�� ,.,��.��.,;,: -_;��-__.- c"��e (612; °_31 �<�" �< (et z) z3:-st 1 c raE4:� cr.. Eric Schubert 593 Laurel Avenue, #5 St. Paul, MN 55102 Tel: 228-0953 (Home), 831-3200 (Work) Education: Esperience: Saint John's University, Coile�evilie, MN B.A. English, 3.5 GPA, Class Of 1992 Himle Horner Inc., Account Exec., Feb. 96 - Present �'7 Account: Adaievement Plus: A Purtnership jor Communiry Scltnols • Develop and implement communications strategy for community school partnership of Wilder Foundation; Saint Paul City Schools; Deparhnent of Children, Families and Leaming; Ciry of Saint Paui; and Ramsey County. • Develop key messages and assist in developin� overall media relations strategy. • Write editorials, statements and position papers. Account: tYtinnesota Wins . Assist in development and coordination of grassroots lobbyin� strategies to build legislative support for funding of a new baseball stadium. • Heip organize and coordina[e statewide grassroots nern•ork. • Conduct media relations for statewide information effort (organize press conferences, write remazks, op-eds, position statements and legislative information packets) Account: TEAMwork forAmerica Initiative • Assisted in strategic development for national public information and grassroots campai�n in support of chan�es in the National Labor Relations Act. • Wrote op-eds on behalf of former Congressman Tim Penny (D-MN), co-chair of the TEAMwork for America Initiative. Developed and scheduled media tours for Penny and his co-chair, former Con�ressman Steve Bartlett (D-TX). • The TEAM Act was passed by the U.S. Senate in July 1996. Account: PharmaceuticalResearck and Manufacturers ofA�nerica (Ph.4RNIA) • Assisted in strategic development and grassroots coalition building to promote reform of the Food and Dru� Administration. • Recruited patient lobbyists and accompanied them on Congressional visiu in Washington, D.C. • Conducted media relations and wrote op-eds to urge Con�ress to support FDA�e'form. Shar[dwiCk-14'linnet[polis. Account Exec., Jan. 94 - Feb. 96 Account: Coca-Cola University of h-Sinnesota Proposal • Developed I50-pa�e sales proposal that helped Coca-Cola secure a 10-year exclusive soft- drink contract worth $ I S million -- the largest college beverage contract in the country. Coca-Cola Presents: Taste of the NFL . • Handled lo�istics and directed national media-relations efforts for Coca-Cola's Super Bowl hunger-relief fund-raiser that teamed top chefs with former NFL stars. • Achieved more than 11 million media impressions nationwide. . Billed "The Top Super Bowl Party of 1995" by USA Today. Commnniry Relations • Created events and oversaw media relations efforts for pro�ams such as InnerCity Tennis, D.A.R.E. Hometown Trees USA, and the Saint Paul Riverfront Clean-up. Account: General tY11Us • Landed front-pa�e YYall Street Journal article that �enerated more than 200 million media impressions for the "Search for the New Betty Crocker Contest." Media coverage included ABC News, CBS News, CNN, AP, USA Today, N Y. Times, L.A. Times and Chicago Tribune. • Provided strate�ic counsel to wmbat ne�ative reaction to a multi-ethnic Betty Crocker. Account: Miller Brewing Compaiey q�-�p � • Coordinated successful Leinenkugel brewery expansion announcements, resulting m pos�tive � publicity throughout Upper Midwest • Provided strategic counsel during distributor litigation and over issues involving Native American symbolism. • Successfully pornayed L.einenkugel's as a small regionaf brewer, rather than a brewer thaPs part of a lazge conglomerate. � • Wrote speeches for Jake Leinenkuael, Leinenkueel's president • Handled successfut new-product announcements for I.einenku�el's throu�hout thc U.S. Included placements in theN.Y. Times, Chicago Tribune and Washington Times. Account: United States GolfAssaciation (USGA) • Developed and oversaw contest and media-relations campai� for USGA's Four-Generation Search. • Media placemenis included Good Moming America, BBC rndio, AP, USA Toctay, N.Y. Times and L.A. Times. Account: W. Harry Davis Leadership Inslitrete • Conducted media-relations campaign for African-American youth pro�am that teaches votunteerism through the teenactment oF African-American history, inciuding slavery. • Generated hi�h-quality publicity via all major local publicity outlets, including a two-day series in Star Tribune's Variety section. Also generated a CNN Headline News story. • Procidzd suateeic counsel on counterin� neeative media reception to thz pro�am's intense slavery reenactment. � Manni�. Selvaa e& Lee. Atlanta, Account Assisiant, June 9A - Dec. 94 • Assisted in creating and executing public-relations programs for Amoco, Arby's, Bank South, The Equitable, Ernst & Young, HNTB Corp., Lockwood Greene Engineers, Publix Supermarkets and RC Cola. .Flormel Foods Cor�., Sales Rep, San Francisco/Atlanta, )une 94 - June 95 • Exceeded quota in every sales campaign. • Won sales presentation competition at national training seminar. � Community Involvement: • Coleman Volunteer Committee `97, Volunteer • St. Paul Chamber of Commerce, Public Affairs Committee Member • Ramsey HiII Association, Member � • Citizen's Lea�ue, Member • St. ]ohn's University National Alumni Boazd, Member • Organizing Committee, Inaugural Basilica Block Party `95, Member • Sen. Eugene McCarthy SN Homecoming Committee, Member • MetroPaint-A-Thon,Volunteer • West St. Paul YMCA, Volunteer • Saint Paui Universiry Club, Member College Activities: • Elected member, St. John's Univ. 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'+'+'ZL'''��o'g "° o y �mxv 7° cc5�O3 �Eo=o� y ;e�'�^c�.." `'uLH'�uo m 3;�. °.'��i5'"^w �`;"3°°" �"^n�s..m''��?'7 •��-~ `��'� o S ° o c° o° u .`�' `-' c v�+' - • - b n f�c8o•- 5nm-ync� ° .e<, "g.- n""..y� ��= - �' p5��..�0_e n off �+aG'3.� m- w f ' g o 3 '' �' oe`<�o c° o y'V.-. c n r�>`<. ' L:. u m,e �: a^� _`a n,� � t] N�.c o�° c c o+ ^�r ° „T oro � �e � P onnc_.r'�c m£^-+v,8 c•�,7R' `�". cw onc��o0. y C D ' K 0 n � O n � �� I�i�rile � �orner INCORPORATED PUBLIC REU90N5 MARKETING PUBLIC AFFAIRS Aprii 14, 1997 RECElVEL� Honorabie Norm Coleman Mayor City ^ of Saint Paul a�9� lifty }iG�� Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Norm: APR 15 1997 APAYOp' OFF!CE ��-� � One of my colleagues, Eric Schubert, recently submitted an application to serve on either the Saint Paui Rivertront Corporation or the Saint Paul Neighborhood Network. i hope your appointments review team wili give Eric strong consideration for these posts. Eric is a Saint Paui resident who takes enormous pride in his community. Next to you, he is the city's biggest fan. More importantly, his enthusiasm is supported by a great deal of talent. He'ss a crea:ive :hi�ker and an outstanding communica:or. F!e a!so engages weii with peo�,la, �fic�«� �g from othars their best ideas. On a personai nota, 1 know from experence how hard it is to get people in their 20s and 30s invo4ved in pubiic service (as opposed to ideological potitics}. Eric is exactly the '.��e.of yo::�ig psrso^ �r.�hose i^feres! i.^. pub!ic policy anC �ommunity service should be encouraged and promoted. His appiication for these positions is based on nothing more than a desire to contribute something to a city he greatiy toves. �r=, Eric is extremely supportive of the direction Saint Paul is taking under your administration and would be a valuable contributor to achieving the goais you have establisheC. ! don't v�r,'�a m�r�y e; �3orser�i�nt i�tiers. However, Eric's appiication is one that I can support without reservation. Thank you for your consideration. . ' cerely, / � �� ---_,Ihemas Horner � � � SW6 No�montlole Lcke BNC Sui'e 720 Mmneopolii. Minnesota 55137 Phone: (612)831-3200 F>a: (612)831-S1}6 . g� ��S � 04-25-97 COM23ITTEE APPLICAI3T5 REPORT APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT J REFERENCE COMMENTS 003173 Brown, R. D. 2100 Niles Avenue St. Paul, MN 55116 Aome - 698-3345 Health Care Professional PAGE 1 WARD PLATSNZNG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DIS DISTRICT DISTRICT (PRIOR) (OTAER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) � ---- ---°--- -------- -------- -° --- --- 3 15 04/15/97 B M Mayors Advisory Committee Patricia Coppo Chief Operating Officer Natl. Marrow Donor Program 3433 Broadway St., N.E., Ste. 500 Mpls., 55413 627-5800 Freddie John Martin, Ph.D., Director Natl. Minority RecYUitment Network National Medical Assn. 1012 Tenth Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20001 (202) 347-1895, Ext. 32 (800) 662-0554, Ext. 32 (800) 662-0779 Guido Zanni, Ph.D., Commissioner Commission on Mental Health Services 2700 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. S.E. Administration Bldg., lst Floor Washington, DC 20032 (202) 373-7166 Michael McGuire President/CEO National Health Tech Div. of ACS Corp 3119 St. Ives Country Club Parkway Duluth, GA 30316 (404) 495-1485 Dalton Tong, FHFMA, MBA, CPA President & CEO Greater S.E. Health Care System 1310 Southern Avenue Washington� DC 20032 (202) 574-6675 003040 Harp, Reynald E-1401 First National Bank St. Paul, MN 55101 � OS/23/95 B M 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICANTS REPORT ��-�s PAGE 2 COMMITTEE : CASD CabLe Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT / REFERENCE COMMENTS WARD PLANNZNG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DZS DISTRICT DISTRICT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) -------------------------°-------- ---- -----°- ^-----^- --°-°- --- --- --- Work - 225-8104 Attorney Clayton Robinson Warren Spannus 002951 Krotz, Daniel 697 York Avenue St. Paul, MN 55106 Home - 774-5188 Executive Director Marie Grimm City Hall - 320B St. Paul, MN 55102 Edward Denn Dale Ahlquist b817 W. 83r Street Bloomington, MN 55438 W) 941-7129 002970 Mulligan, Brian L. 1120 Grand Ave., #203 St. Paul, MN 55105 Home - 291-2498 Sales Kelly Ihns 145 S. Chatsworth St., �`203 St. Paul, MN 55105 H) 292-9278 Kathy and Don Donahue 2226 Edgcumbe Road St. Pau1, MN 55116 H) 690-0798 Michelle and Joe Osterbauer 14898 Oakbrough Drive Savage, MN 55378 H) 447-7512 6 5 03/02/95 W M a� 04/03/95 W F �� -�S 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICANTS REPOR2 PAGE 3 COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLZCATIONS DATED AFTER O1/O1/94 APPLICANT / REFERENCE COMMENTS 003084 Schubert, Eric #5 593 Laurel Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 Home - 228-0953 Public Relations Specialist WARD PLANNIhIG SENATE APP DATE ETH GEN DIS DISTAICT DISTRZCT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) ---- ---�---- -------- -------- --- -'-- --- 1 8 Kevin Morris Midwest Cocoa Cola w) 456-1260 Jorg Pierach Mona Meyer HIcGrath & Gavin 8400 Normandale Lake Blvd., Ste. 500 Minneapolis, MN 55437 w) 832-5000 Mary Beth Werner 2597 Bedford Ct. Mendota Hghts., MN 55120 h) 452-5740 { { { t { { John Himle Himle and Horner, Inc. w) 831-3200 --^----------------^-------------`-----------{ Tom Horner { 8500 Normandale Lake Boulevard, Suite 720 { Minneapolis, MN 55437 w) 631-3200 Dick Broeker 931 Fairmont Avenue, 55105 h) 222-8852 w) 293-6860 003280 Seeber, Michael J. 415 E. Belmont Lane Maplewood, MN 55117 Home - 778-8807 Television Producer Ne1s Oyen 1149 Woodhill Drive 04/10/97 W M ��.. 03/26/97 W M � �-�ds 04-25-97 APPLICANTS.RPT COMMITTEE APPLICAI3TS REPORT PAGE 4 COMMITTEE : CABD Cable Access Bd. of Directors FOR APPLICATIONS DATED AFTER O1(O1/94 APPLICANT J REFERENCE COMMENTS Woodbury h) 739-5022 w) 658-4100 WARD PLANNING SENATE APP DATE STH GEN DIS DSSTRICT DISTRZCT (PRIOR) (OTHER COMMITTEES SERVING ON) -'--- -------- -�------ -------- --- --- --- George Kinkead 2162 Sargent Avenue h) 699-6275 w) 785-1000 Mike Madden (American Lung Association) 859 Bluebill Drive Mendota Heights, MN h) 454-0538 w) 227-8014 �