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David C. Greeff~~3~~~i m MIAM,IBEACH CETY OF MIAMI BEACH BOARD .ANQ COMMITTEE APPi_ICATION FORM NAME: lYn ~>~'f' ~' I `~ 1.!/ ~~ Last Name First Name Middle Initial ~/ HOME ADDRESS: No. Street City State Zip Code PHONE: ~~ l0 ~~ ~ ~ li7 7a ( ~ ~J ~~~ lJ ~d L` Gd-'~'1 Home Work Fax Email address Business Name: Address: No. Professional License (describe) _ Street City State Zip Code Expires: Attach a copy of the license Pursuant to City Code section 2-22(4) a and b: Members of agencies, boards, and committees shall be affiliated with the city; this requirement shall be fulfilled in the following ways: a) an individual shall have been a resident of the city for a minimum of six months; or b) an individual shall demonstrate ownership~nterest for a minimum of six months in a business established in the city. • Resident of Miami Beach for a minimum of six (6) months: Yes j~or No ^ • Demonstrate an ownership/interest in a business in Miami Beach for a minimum of six (6) months: Yes ^ or No . Are you a registered voter in Miami Beach: Yes }~'.pr No ^ • (Please circle one): I am now a resident of: North Beach South Beach Middle Beach • I am applying for an appointment because I have special abilities, knowledge, experience. Please list below: Please list your preferences in order of ranking (1] first choice [2] second choice, and [3] third choice. Please note that only three (3) choices will be observed by the Citv Clerk's Office. (Regular Boards of City) ~ Affordable Housin Adviso Committee ^ Historic Preservation Board" ^ Art in Public Places Committee ^Housin Authori " ^ Beach Preservation Board ^ Loan Review Committee" ^ Beautification Committee ^ Marine Authorit " ^ Board of Ad'ustment" ^ Miami Beach Commission for Women ^ Bud et Adviso Committee ^ Miami Beach Cultural Arts Council ')ajCa ital Im rovements Oversi ht ^ Miami Beach Florida Sister Cities 0 Committee on Homeless ^ Normand Shores Local Gov't Nei h. Im rovement Committee for Qualit Education in MB ^ Parks and Recreation Facilities Board ^ Communit Develo ment Adviso " ^ Personnel Board" ^ Communit Relations Board ^ Plannin Board ^ Convention Center Adviso Board ^ Police Citizens Relations Committee ^ Cultural Arts Nei hborhood District Overla (CANDO ^ Production Indust Council ^ Debarment Committee ^ Public Safet Adviso Committee ^ Desi n Review Board* l7 Safet Committee ^ Disabilit Access Committee ~ i a ^ Sin le Famil Residential Review Panel 0 Fine Arts Board ~~ ~ ~ `~ ~ ~ ~" ^ Sustainabilit Committee ^ Ga Business Develo ment Ad H ^ Trans arenc Reliabilit & Accountabilit Committee "TRAC" ~GOIf Adviso Committee ^ Trans ortation and Parkin Committee ^ Health Adviso Committee - r --. ^ Visitor and Convention Authorit " ^ Health Facilities Authorit Board ~ ' ^ Youth Center Adviso Board ^ His anic Affairs Committee "` Board Required to File State Disclosure form ~4 a~ 3~ i~: iC~cR\SALL\Qoarc £ ;;ommittees\B~;C; Appiicatiion\5&:; Apoli.ation P,evid°c~' ' ^: ? 30c.doC Position: 5~ a Note: If applying for Youth Advisory Board, please indicate your affiliation with the Scott Rakow Youth Center: 1. Past service on the Youth Center Advisory Board: Yes ; No _ Years of Service: 2. Present participation in Youth Center activities by your children Yes= No -_. If yes, please list the names of your children, their ages, and which programs. List below: Child's name: Age: Program: Child's name: Age: Program: .Have you ever been convicted of a felony: Yes ^ or No~f yes, please explain in detail: • Do you currently have a violation(s) of City of Miami Beach codes: Yes ^ or No,~f yes, please explain in detail: • Do you currently owe the City of Miami Beach any money: Yes ^ or No ~f yes, explain in detail • Are you currently serving on any City Boards or Committees: Yes ^ or No~f yes; which board? • What organizations in the City of Miami Beach do you currently hold membership in? Name: Name: Title: • List all properties owned or have an interest in, which are located within the City of Miami Beach: ) 33~: ~ iCS'T ~c1~' .~ 3 ~7 ~ , ~ ~ ~J~'~' 4~, lc( 3 3 r 3~ • I am now employed by the City of Miami Beach: Yes ^ or No~Which department? • Pursuant to City Code Section 2-25 (b): Do you have a parent C, spouse ~, child C, brother ~, or sister ~~ who is employed by the City of Miami Beach? Check all that apply. Identify the department(s): This section is "not required" but desired: Age: ~ years old Gender: Male) Female ^ Ethnic Origin (Check one) White .African-American/Black ^ Hispanic: ^ Asian or Pacific Islander ^ American Indian or Alaskan Native ^ "I hereby attest to the accuracy and truthfulness of the application and have received, read and will abide by Chapter 2, Article VII - of the City Code "Standards of Conduct for City Officers, Employees and Agency Members." ~''~ Z v i C a b Applicant's Signatur D to PRINT) ~ ~"V I © (. ~ ~~ ~~~~ Name of Applicant (PLEASE Please attach a copy of your resume to this application NOTE: Applications will remain on file for a period of one (1) calendar year. Employment Status: Employed ^ Retired ^ Home-maker ^ Other ^ 5~ u,~ ~ wt Lay ~~ f E ~+~Z~, ~ EU Received in City Clerk's Office by Name of Deputy Clerk Date Document Control Number (Assigned by the City Clerk's Office) Entered By Date ' /~ Revised 09/02/08 LH n ~ /~ l- . ~n~~~~~.~Z~ ,- _F:. ~V`o .._ .-.Cal - ~. „~~ ~Tt tt,.L"s~~'c_ A,i C~~.,._i :~.; (~[;~~-. , f4UKul ,2tl .;~~ ~(E:VL`2-,~G - '~. UJC David C. Greeff 1330 West Avenue #3307 Tel. Mobile: 516-810-6729 E-mail: davgreeff@aol.com Professional Experience ATHENA KARLTON SOBE, LLC July 2002-Present ChiefFtnancialOtBcer, Project Manger Manage sales, marketing, finance, and conversion fora $150 million 399 unit condominium conversion (The Waverly at South Beach), owned by a joint venture between the New York based Athena Group and the Miami based Karlton Properties. The project is 95% sold and expected to be complete by July, 2004. Additional responsibilities include seeking new properties for acquisition or construction in South Florida for the Athena Group, an opportunistic private real estate development company with projects currently under development in New York, Washington DC, Boston, and Miami Florida. Veritas Venture Lab, New York, NY December 2000 June 2002 Provides consulting services including business plan development, strategic planning, and funding strategy to early stage technology companies. UNASERVE, INC., New York, NY May 2000-Dec. 2000 Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing Developed and implemented sales and marketing strategy for Internet and telecommunications based payment-processing business targeting mid-size government jurisdictions, universities, and utilities. KIDZ.NET, USA, New York, NY July 1999-February 2000 President Managed U.S. operations for an Australian based publicly traded company developing a secure Internet network for children. Developed business plan, financing strategies, technology plan, and staffing plan for Kidz.net's entry into the United States market. FORD SPORTS INT'L, division of Ford Models Inc. New York, NY June 1998 July 1999 Consultant Worked with Bill Ford, president of FSI, to develop new business in advertising and naming rights for minor league baseball stadiums. NETWORK EVENT THEATER (Now Youthstream Media), New York, NY January 1995-May 1996 Vice President, Sales and Marketing Developed and managed national sales and marketing department for venture company establishing alarge-screen, satellite entertainment network on college campuses. Managed affiliate relationships including sales and marketing, contract negotiations, promotion, sponsorship, multi-media strategies, advertising and ticket sales. Managed sales force with offices in New York, Indiana, Arizona, and Utah. Developed programming in film, education, performance arts, and public affairs. Developed 30 affiliate relationships, which positioned the company for an initial public offering, completed April 1996. BACK ROW PRODUCTIONS, New York, NY September 1994-December 1994 Consultant Adviser on strategic planning for production and development company specializing in theater, music, and filmed media. Developed CD-ROM and film projects. MICHIGAN PARTNERSHIP FOR NEW EDUCATION, East Lansing, MI January 1991-August 1994 CbiefFinancial 011Fcer, 9/91-12/93. Managed $10 million annual budget and $48 million five-year plan. Managed relationship with fiscal agent (Michigan State University), the state legislature, public and private funding sources, and multiple university and school partners. Developed proprietary accounting system to manage multiple donor, school, and university financial relationships. Worked with Michigan congressional delegation to secure annual appropriations, funding for professional development in Goals 2000, and greater connections between K-12 and higher education restructuring. Adviser to Chairman of the Board, 1/91-8/94. Adviser on management, strategic planning, program development, finance, government relations, board meetings, marketing, public relations, and development. Assistant to the President for Strategic Planning, 12/93-8/94. Developed second five-year strategic plan for implementation of a proposed statewide education innovation system. Assisted with National Governor's s,h,;~_ Association proposal for the development of a statewide plan for professional development. Researched and co- authored paper: Systemic Education Reform: The Michigan Partnership and Charter Schools. CONSULTANT, Washington, DC September 1990 January 1991 Created conceptual business plan for proposed communications and information products company specializing in consumer and corporate social responsibility. Plan examined market opportunities for providing information services to individuals and corporations. Plan created for the private entrepreneur Robert Stein. INVESTOR, New York, NY 1987-90 Invested funds in equity, debt, commodities markets, and private placements. PAINE WEBBER GROUP INC., New York, NY 1983-87 Vice President, National Sales Manager, Mitchell Hutchins Asset Management, 1986-87. Managed the domestic branch system sales and marketing department of Paine Webber's $2.5 billion money management subsidiary. Raised assets from high net worth individuals and public and private pension funds. Vice President, National Research Marketing, 1984-86. Marketed Paine Webber's investment research to the branch system's 4000 investment executives. Conducted seminars on investment policy and macro-economic forecasts. Developed and wrote national print advertising for the Wall Street Journal and financial television. Member, Focus List Committee, which selected a diverse portfolio of equities for emphasis to the national sales force. Registered, Series7, Series 3. Assistant to the President, Analyst, Branch Administration, 1983-84. Wrote president's corporate communications and speeches on the financial services industry. Analyzed branch office profitability and developed new investment executive compensation system. ABC NEWS 20/20, Production Associate, New York, NY 1981-82 Created, researched, and conducted interviews for feature stories. Expert on stories dealing with the death of Leonid Brezhnev and the Soviet succession process. SHEARSON LOEB RHOADES, Sugar Arbitrage Trader. New York, NY 1980-81 Traded sugar and international currencies in New York, Paris, and London for institutional commodities dealers. Registered, Series 3. Education Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Mastersln PublicAdmmistration. 1998 Studied business, legal and public policy issues on the Internet, international capital markets, corporate finance, international trade and finance, business and government, macroeconomics, and American foreign policy. University of Vermont, Burlington, VT. B.A. with Honors, bistory. 1980 Honors Thesis: SALT III.• Issues and Options from the US Perspective. Editor-in-Chief, Vermont Cynic, undergraduate weekly newspaper averaging 40 pages with 10,000 circulation, 1978-1979. Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts, Diploma. 1975 Volunteer Activities Associacion de Tepeyac, New York, NYbelped to organize, write briefing materials, and conduct press 2001 conference to inform relieforganizations and media about undocumented aliens who worked ui the World Trade Center. Corporate Fund Raiser, CARE, New York, NY Helped to organize and promote the CARE Corporate Council, a $5,000 corporate membership founded to increase U.S 88-89 business support for economic growth in developing nations. Consulting Editor, Amnesty International USA Consulting Editor on Reasonable Fear.• Human Rzghts and U.S. Refugee Policy, a study on U.S. immigration policy in the 1980s. 1989 Engh'sh Teacher, Black Family Child Institute, Lansing, MI Taught summer reading, writing and communications skills class to inner-city youth in the Lansing area. 1992 Foster Parent 1986-1996