Ana E. Gómez

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Oversaw all group visits to the New York Botanical Garden, including, but not limited to, guided tours, special events, birthday parties, charter groups, VIP guests, government visits, high school programming, and engagements. Ensured proficient on-site coordination of over 500 group visits a year. Supervised, trained, and scheduled 30 to 45 team members including coordinators, instructors, attendants, docents, and volunteers. Responsible for team coordinated effort in generating over $1 million in revenue within a fiscal year, a 90% increase over 3 years.

Responsible for all the performance productions in the space, including a short play festival, four gallery events, an annual gala, and two residencies. Contracted and coordinated all performance artists, achieved a 20% reduction in total performing budget costs by negotiating artist contracts. Maintained equipment inventory, monitored gallery when open, and assisted in set-up and breakdown of shows.

Managed the day to day financial operations, such as bookkeeping, accounts receivable, accounts payable, controlling a $400,000 annual budget. Assisted Founder/CEO with administrative duties, including human resources, payroll, strategic planning, programming and fundraising. Recruited interns and volunteers from local agencies and colleges. Supervised and trained about six to eight interns quarterly. Each quarter trained and supervised 6 to 8 interns. Secured $50,000 in grants and donations for two educational film programs through City of Miami Beach and Miami Foundation.

Managed relationships with more than 2,000 individual contributors within the financial range of $25 to $40,000. Revenues collected accounted for 15% of total festival funds. Recruited and placed 20+ interns within Festival departments. Trained and supervised three student interns for the membership department. Developed promotional materials and press releases for member events and services, gave presentations to local service organizations, and secured partnerships for mass marketing material distribution and event promotions.

Performance Programming Manager, Future Tenant

Thesis: Discovering the Audience at Il Cinema Ritrovato - A Statistical Analysis on Customer Opinion

• Vice President, Women’s Studies Student Association • WSSA Leadership Award • FIU Women’s Studies Outstanding Service Award • Treasurer, Asian Student Union