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Caddo Parish Commission 505 Travis Street, Government CADDO PARISH COMMISSION 505 TRAVIS STREET, GOVERNMENT PLAZA PUBLIC NOTICE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE AGENDA GOVERNMENT CHAMBERS CONFERENCE ROOM OCTOBER 5, 2017 IMMEDIATELY AFTER REGULAR SESSION 1. ROLL CALL: John Atkins - Chair Jerald Bowman Mario Chavez Lyndon Johnson Doug Dominick Steven Jackson, Ex-Officio 2. INVOCATION: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: 4. AGENDA ADDITIONS: 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS: Citizens who wish to address the Commission, please fill out a comment card located in the chamber foyer and return to the Chairman or the Clerk of the Commission. Individual comments are limited to 3 minutes 6. NEW BUSINESS: 6.I. Discuss Potential Changes To The IDB Membership Industrial Development Board Candidates: (5 seats to fill) Ms. Tanita Gilbert-Baker (Incumbent) Mr. Rickey Hall (Incumbent) Mr. Kyle C. McInnis (Incumbent) Mr. Gard Wayt (Incumbent) Ms. Zazell Dudley (Incumbent) Mr. Curtis R. Joseph, Jr. (Jackson) Dr. John Danzell, III (Linn) Jack C. "Jay" Murrell (Middleton) S. Patrick Crawford (Linnn) Documents: RESUME KYLE MCINNIS.PDF RESUME_PATRICKCRAWFORD.PDF CURTIS JOSEPH.PDF DR._JOHN_DANZELL_III_RESUME - JULY 2017.PDF JCM COMMUNITY.PDF KYLE MCINNIS.PDF RICKEY HALL.PDF TANITA GILBERT-BAKER.PDF IDB LETTER.PDF 7. ADJOURN: CADDO PARISH COMMISSION 505 TRAVIS STREET, GOVERNMENT PLAZA PUBLIC NOTICE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE AGENDA GOVERNMENT CHAMBERS CONFERENCE ROOM OCTOBER 5, 2017 IMMEDIATELY AFTER REGULAR SESSION 1. ROLL CALL: John Atkins - Chair Jerald Bowman Mario Chavez Lyndon Johnson Doug Dominick Steven Jackson, Ex-Officio 2. INVOCATION: 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: 4. AGENDA ADDITIONS: 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS: Citizens who wish to address the Commission, please fill out a comment card located in the chamber foyer and return to the Chairman or the Clerk of the Commission. Individual comments are limited to 3 minutes 6. NEW BUSINESS: 6.I. Discuss Potential Changes To The IDB Membership Industrial Development Board Candidates: (5 seats to fill) Ms. Tanita Gilbert-Baker (Incumbent) Mr. Rickey Hall (Incumbent) Mr. Kyle C. McInnis (Incumbent) Mr. Gard Wayt (Incumbent) Ms. Zazell Dudley (Incumbent) Mr. Curtis R. Joseph, Jr. (Jackson) Dr. John Danzell, III (Linn) Jack C. "Jay" Murrell (Middleton) S. Patrick Crawford (Linnn) Documents: RESUME KYLE MCINNIS.PDF RESUME_PATRICKCRAWFORD.PDF CURTIS JOSEPH.PDF DR._JOHN_DANZELL_III_RESUME - JULY 2017.PDF JCM COMMUNITY.PDF KYLE MCINNIS.PDF RICKEY HALL.PDF TANITA GILBERT-BAKER.PDF IDB LETTER.PDF 7. ADJOURN: KYLE C. McINNIS 333 Texas Street, Suite 450 Shreveport, LA 71101 EMPLOYMENT: Kean Miller LLP, 2014 – Present Partner Business and Corporate, Tax, and Estate Planning Sections - Act as lead counsel for complex commercial transactions, including corporate mergers and acquisitions, asset and ownership interest sales, corporate divisions, management buy outs, corporate restructuring and reorganizations, and private security placements - Advise family businesses with regard to governance issues, ownership disputes, and succession planning - Advise clients regarding estate planning Cook, Yancey, King & Galloway, APLC, 2003-2013 Shareholder & Associate Attorney Professional Memberships and Certifications: Tax Law Specialist and Estate Planning and Administration Specialist certified under the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization, Member of Louisiana Bar Association, Member of the Executive Committee of the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Corporate and Business Law Section, Louisiana Estate Planning and Administration Specialization Advisory Committee (Exam Chair – 2012 - 2014, Secretary - 2015, Vice-Chair - 2016); frequent speaker on tax, corporate, and estate planning topics. Professional Honors: Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), listed in The Best Lawyers in America for estate and tax law since 2012, named The Best Lawyers in America’s Trusts and Estates “Lawyer of the Year” in 2013 and 2015, named The Best Lawyers in America’s Tax “Lawyer of the Year” in 2016, listed in Louisiana Super Lawyers since 2012, AV rating with Martindale-Hubbell. Legislative Contributions: Principal author of Louisiana Revised Statute Section 12:1308.3, enacted in 2012, and the 2014 revisions to Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure Section 3191 dealing with digital accounts. EDUCATION: New York University School of Law - New York, NY Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation, May 2003 Washington & Lee School of Law - Lexington, VA Juris Doctor, May 2002 The University of Georgia - Athens, GA Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, May 1999 Honors: Beta Gamma Sigma, Golden Key Honor Society CIVIC SERVICE: - Past Chairman, Independence Bowl Foundation, 2015 - Past Chairman, Sci-Port Discovery Center, 2013-2014 - Chancellor, Episcopal Diocese of Western Louisiana - Board of Directors, Norwela Council of the Boy Scouts of America - Founding Board Member, Shreveport Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Initiative - Past Board Member, Northwest Louisiana Interfaith Pharmacy - Graduate of Council for a Better Louisiana’s Leadership Louisiana Program, 2009 - Shreveport Chamber of Commerce 40 Under 40, 2008 CORPORATE BOARDS: - Director, Kilpatrick Life Insurance Company PERSONAL: Married to wife, Molly, with three children ages 9, 5, and 5. S. Patrick Crawford 611 Ontario St. Shreveport, LA 71106 (318) 422-9893 [email protected] MARKETING RELATED EXPERIENCE ReachLocal; Shreveport, Louisiana (July 2009-July 2011, May 2014-Present) Plano, TX (July 2011-May 2014) National Brand Manager (February 2014-Present) Responsible for cultivating a consultative relationship with National Brand clients at both the corporate and franchise level, creating and implementing optimal marketing strategies. Assess client needs according to their online marketing goals while delivering exceptional client service to drive retention and growth. Solely responsible for over $500,000 in monthly revenue. Develop training and continuing education for team while creating standardized processes to help them more efficiently manage key accounts. Lead teams in both Shreveport as well as a remotely in Plano, TX. Senior Manager, Vertical Services - Healthcare (March 2013-February 2014) Managed team of Campaign Professionals whose responsibilities include: monitoring and improving the performance of campaigns across entire suite of products, analyzing trends within the Healthcare vertical and applying learnings to improve client retention. Responsible for the monitoring and growth over 1,600 ReachSearch campaigns. Accountable for the development and rollout of the Services team for the Healthcare vertical. Manager, Web Presence Professionals (July 2011-March 2013) Managed team of Web Presence Professionals whose responsibilities include: improving customers’ online reputation, increasing advertisers’ web presence and engaging potential customers for our clients through social media. Additional duties included oversight of over 300 ReachCast campaigns to help improve renewal percentage of those accounts. Supervised special projects and continued process development as ReachCast product is within its first year. Grew retention over 25% during tenure, producing the highest retaining regions within the department. Manager, Customer Advocacy (April 2010-July 2011) Managed team of Customer Advocates whose responsibilities include: handling financial inquiries, investigating credits for accounts and managing contract cancellation requests. The team was also charged with measuring customer sentiment and trend analysis in order to pinpoint potential issues. Handled all escalated requests including Better Business Bureau complaints and premium advertiser contractual cancellations. Developed processes to help decrease the number of billing issues within the company. Vastly improved the overall resolution times for all financial and contractual inquiries. Campaign Performance Analyst (July 2009-April 2010) Initial Campaign Performance Analyst during the pilot phase of the division. The Campaign Performance team was green lit after the success of the pilot. It is now a department over 65 people. Helped develop the overall direction of the Campaign Performance team during its pilot phase including process development and rollout strategy. Managed the performance of over 50 accounts in three separate sales offices. Monitored trends to help improve performance while developing relationships with the advertisers in order to increase customer sentiment. DRIGGERS OUTDOOR; Ruston, Louisiana (July 2008-July 2009) Account Representative Assisted agency’s principal with the development of an LED sign division. Responsibilities include the development of the business and marketing plan for the new product line as well as being responsible for the feature purchase, sales and installation of the signs. Additional duties included multiple trips to China to research numerous manufacturing facilities and develop business relationships with potential suppliers. EDUCATION Louisiana State University; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; December 2007 Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication - Advertising MINOR: Business and History HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Member of Ad Fed (LSU Chapter) Member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity – Rush Chair Alumnus Advisor of the Mu-Omicron Chapter of Kappa Sigma University Honors – Fall 2003, Spring 2004, Spring 2006, Fall 2007 3-Time ReachLocal Star Award Nominee National Student Advertising Competition (April 2007) Represented LSU as Account Executive in the development of an integrated marketing
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