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Performance Oversight Responses Question 1 Please provide, as an attachment to your answers, a current organizational chart for your agency with the number of vacant and filled FTEs marked in each box. Include the names of all senior personnel. Also include the effective date on the chart. RESPONSE: SEE ATTACHMENT A ATTACHMENT A President & Chief Executive Officer Office of the President and CEO Organizational Chart Fiscal Year 2020 President & Chief Executive Officer Gregory A. O’Dell Senior Manager, Chief of Staff Government Relations VACANT VACANT Administrative Assistant to CEO/COS 1 FTE Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff Deputy Chief of Staff VACANT 1 FTE Approved by: 02/2020 Gregory A. O’Dell President & CEO Convention Management Division Walter E. Washington Convention Center President & Chief Executive Officer Gregory A. O’Dell Senior Research Policy Manager Senior Vice President & General Steve Schwartz Office of Senior Vice President & Manager General Manager Samuel Thomas Executive Assistant Organizational Chart 1 FTE Project Manager Fiscal Year 2020 Bonita Easter Assistant Director, Development Cathryn Boles Vice President, Public Safety Director, Convention Services Vice President Facilities Operations & Services Gerald Wilson Stacey Knoppel Hootan Kaboli Program Manager VACANT Director, Public Safety Director, Facilities Operations Vice President Sales VACANT Steven Tiller Linda Erickson Associate Director, Convention Manager, Transportation Manager, Planning & Services Director, Meeting Services Manager, Building Services Manager, Maintenance Services Manager, Public Safety Services Administrative Services Arlene Noyes William Smith Ehsan Setork Najib Mohammed Milland Reed James Gholson Patricia Kearney Assistant Manger, Acting Assistant Manager Public Associate Director, Convention Senior Sales Manager Manager, Meeting Services Facility Automation Manager Maintenance Electrician Assistant Manager, Public Safety Transportation Services Safety Services Donna Thornton Clinton Bunch Jeffery Arden 2 FTEs Laquita Jones David Ingram Dionne Walker Nigel Marshall Assistant Manger, Transportation Street Operations Meeting Services Facilities Services Supervisor First Class Engineer Assistant Manager, Public Safety Supervisor Sales Manager Support Services Supervisor Bronson Beverly 2 FTEs 1 FTE Paula Williams 1 FTE Production Services Manager Shawn Redding VACANT Joseph Greene Preventive Maintenance Assistant Manger, Mechanic Operating Engineer Patrol Services Supervisor Transportation Services Supervisor Sales Contract Administrator Meeting Services Lead Building Ambassador 2 FTEs 4 FTEs 5 FTEs 1 FTE Conventon Event & Program 1 FTE Daniel Daughtry 1 FTE Manager Director, National Accounts Building Maintenance 1 Vacant Dennis Carew Mechanic I Building Engineer Assistant Manger, Security Services Lead Transportations Services Lead Access Control Specialist Sales Assistant Meeting Services 1 FTE, 1 Vacant 2 FTEs, 1 Vacant 1 FTE 2 FTEs, 1 Vacant 1 FTE Rudolph Lewis 1 FTE Senior Event Manager Building Maintenance 4 FTE Mechanic II Painter Security Officer Transportation Assistants Meeting Services 7 FTEs, 1 Vacant 2 FTEs Command Center Specialist 22 FTEs 3 FTEs Supervisor 8 FTEs 6 FTEs Event Manager Building Maintenance 4 FTEs, 2 Vacant Mechanic III Carpenter Administrative Assistant II 4 FTEs, 1 Vacant 1 FTE Vacant Administrative Assistant II 1 FTE Administrative Assistant Meeting Services HVAC Mechanic Vacant Associates 2 FTEs Approved by: 26 FTEs ___________________________ 02/2020 Gregory A. O’Dell President & CEO Sports and Entertainment Division President & Chief Executive Officer Gregory A. O’Dell SVP and Managing Director VACANT Special Assistant to SVP & Sports and Entertainment Managing Director Division Organizational Chart VACANT Fiscal Year 2020 Administrative Receptionist 1 FTE Senior Director, Vice President Director, Sports & Vice President, St. Director, Corporate Business Development RFK Campus Entertainment Booking Elizabeth’s Campus Partnerships Vacant Michael Cerha Paul Snell, Jr. Candace Johnson Facilities Manager Emily Thornell Patrick Landers Sales Assistant Senior Director, Sports & Entertainment Manager, Event Operations Bldg Maintenance Mechanic III Business Development Facilities Services Manager Booking Eric L. Smith VACANT Manager, Partner Support Pete Kirschner Ricardo Durham VACANT Kevin VanLiew Ticketing Manager Preventive Maintenance Mechanic I Head Groundskeeper VACANT VACANT Business Development 1 FTE Manager, Sports & Manager, Domestic Entertainment Booking Event Manager Bldg Maintenance Mechanic II VACANT RFK Business Analyst Groundskeeper 1 FTE 1 FTE 2 FTEs VACANT VACANT Supervisor Guest Services Painter Senior Manager, Sports & Business Development Senior Event Manager 1 FTE 1 FTE Entertainment Booking Manager, International Stadium Grounds VACANT Stephanie Owunbere St. Elizabeth’s Manager, Meeting Services VACANT Manager, Security Services Erick McNair Harold Scott, Jr. Event Manager Senior Coordinator, Sports Stadium Armory Meeting Services Associate & Entertainment Booking Supervisor, Patrol Services Charlotte Austin 2 FTEs RFK 1 FTE Shiron Pratt Approved by: Assistant Ticketing Manager Security Officer Event Manager Coordinator, Sports & ___________________________ Ronda Houston 3 FTEs 1 FTE Entertainment Booking St. Elizabeth’s Command Center Specialist Event Coordinator 02/2020 Public Safety Coordinator VACANT 3 FTEs 1 FTE Gregory A. O’Dell VACANT President & CEO Administrative Specialist 1 FTE Creative Services Division President & Chief Executive Officer Gregory A. O’Dell Creative Services Division Chief Creative Officer Organizational Chart Jinhee Kim Fiscal Year 2020 Executive Assistant VACANT Director, Creative Director, Event Services Production Services VACANT VACANT Project Manager, Project Manager, Event Event Production Event Production Event Creations Creations Manager Manager VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT Approved By: 01/2020 Gregory A. O’Dell President & CEO Finance President & Chief Executive Officer Gregory A. O’Dell Finance: Organizational Chart Fiscal Year 2020 Chief Financial Officer Henry Mosley Administrative Assistant 1 FTE Cash & Investments Controller Budget Officer Manager Zeni Bekele Rahel Kumela Nuru Yiram Accounting Officer Accounting Technician Sharlene A. Henley 5 FTEs Senior Accountant Payroll Specialist 1 FTE, 1 Vacant 1 FTE Senior Account, Revenue Accounts Payable Specialist 1 FTE 1 FTE Approved by: Accountant 1 FTE 02/2020 Gregory A. O’Dell President & CEO Office of the General Counsel President & CEO Gregory A. O’Dell Office of The General Counsel General Counsel Organizational Chart Nicole B. Jackson Executive Assistant/ Fiscal Year 2020 Legal 1 FTE Associate General Associate General Deputy General Counsel Counsel Counsel Reginald L. Smith Messai Gessesse VACANT Paralegal Staff Attorney Staff Attorney 1 FTE Andrew Morris, III Elizabeth‐Ann Thompson Approved by: 01/2020 Gregory A. O’Dell President & CEO Communications and Marketing Division President & Chief Executive Officer Gregory A. O’Dell Communications & Vice President Marketing Department Communications & Organizational Chart Marketing Fiscal Year 2020 Communications & Chinyere Hubbard Marketing Assistant VACANT Director of Corporate Director, Director, Strategic Communications & Communications & Communications and Director Marketing Marketing Community Engagement Communications VACANT Ashley Forrester Jennifer Lawrence VACANT Digital Marketing Senior Community Marketing Manager Manager Engagement Manager Craig Chester Colleen Rasa Theresa DuBois Digital Marketing Manager, Community Specialist Engagement 1 FTE Brian Atkins Manager, Community Engagement Jennifer Henderson Program Manager, Community Engagement 1 FTE Approved By Digital Coordinator, Community Engagement 01/2020 1 FTE Gregory A. O’Dell President & CEO ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AND PEFORMANCE EXELLENCE DIVISION President & Chief Executive Officer Gregory A. O’Dell Administrative Services Division Chief Administrative Officer Organizational Misty Johnson Oratokhai Chart Executive Assistant Fiscal Year 2020 1 FTE Manager, Organizational Manager, Employee Program Senior Director Development & Director, Office of Chief Technology Officer Director, Business Engagement & Performance Excellence Managers Contracts & Procurement Human Capital Services Performance Excellence Jonas Hirshfield Laetitia Gnago 2 FTE Erin Oliver Sabrina Carter Shaunielle DeLaney Lashell Mindingall Administrative Assistant 1 FTE Director, Digital Workforce & Technology Lead Customer Care Employee Engagement Director, Enterprise HRIS Generalist Associate Administrative Assistant Technology Services Partner Operations Coordinator Organizational Trainer II Manager, Infrastructure & Cloud 1 FTE VACANT Rebecca Ryan Albert DeGregorio 1 FTE 1 FTE VACANT Services Financial Systems Shannon Pinick Administrator Human Resources Customer Care 1 FTE Supervisor, Information Assistant Deputy Director, OCPS Systems & Digital Workforce Associate Andrea Lennon Tracy Dunkins Manager, Technology, 1 FTE VACANT Technology Business Systems Security System Administrator Analyst/ Lynn Anthony Project Manager Information System Specialist Talent Acquisition Office Services VACANT II Senior Contract Analyst 1 FTE, 1 VACANT Specialist Assistant 2 FTE 1 FTE 1 FTE Senior Manager, Contract Analyst II Benefits & Employee Shipping & Receiving 2 FTE Wellness Coordinator Sherri Harris 1 FTE Contract Analyst I 1 FTE, 1 VACANT Benefits & Employee Wellness Representative Approved By 1 FTE Senior Manager Employee Relations
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