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2017

Bobbi's Bail Bonds, Seattle, WA
Lobbied the King County Council to change the use of non-collateralized appearance bonds for the release of criminal defendants.

2003

Henry's Bail Bonds, Inc. Seattle, WA
Advised Henry Lewis on the establishment and operation of Henry’s Bail Bonds, Inc. Henry’s Bail Bonds became one of the largest bail bonding companies in the state of Washington with annual revenue of more than 2 million dollars per year.
Assistance included:
• Supervising the incorporation of Henry Bail Bonds, Inc. in the State of Washington.
• Review and negotiated Petitions for Justification for Henry’s Bail Bonds, Inc. in King County, Snohomish County and Pierce County Washington.
• Providing private indemnification services for individuals securing bail bonds.

1998

AWOL Records, Inc. Oakland, CA, Seattle, WA
Supervised AWOL Records a major west coast independent record label transfer of assets and state of incorporation from California to the State of Washington.

1997

HTR, Inc. d.b.a.: Inland Bonding Company, Seattle, WA
Negotiated a buy out of the interest of Henry Lewis as a shareholder, officer, and director of H.T.R. Inc. in the amount $168,500.00, under the following terms:
• Ten Thousand and no/100 Dollars ($10,000.00) payable upon closing; and
• Fifteen Thousand and no/100 Dollars ($15,000.00) payable within five (5) business days of the Closing Date; and
• Forty-three Thousand Five Hundred and no/100 Dollars ($43,500.00) from the National American Insurance build-up fund (“BUF”) held in the H.T.R. Inc’s name, payable to Mr. Lewis within ten (10) business days from the date that National American Insurance released its claims against said BUF; and
• H.T.R. Inc. continued at its expense to pay for health care insurance for Mr. Lewis, with the current provider and at the current levels of coverage, for a period of twelve (12) months from the Closing Date, after which H.T.R. Inc. could remove Mr. Lewis from the list of covered individuals and discontinue paying premiums.

Clear Head Music, Inc. Seattle, WA
Secured $150,000.00 in private financing through a private investor for the design, and construction of Clear Head Music recording studio.

1996

Cidewayz Studios, Inc., Seattle, WA
Secured $50,000.00 in private financing through a private investor and supervised the design, and construction of Cidewayz Recording Studios.

1995

Studios of the Pacific Northwest, Inc. – Marysville, WA
Studios of the Pacific Northwest was a project to develop a motion and television sound stage on a 55 acre site optioned in the Quil Ceda Business Park in strategic location near Marysville in Snohomish County Washington. The project was to be largest film studio in Northwest with 4 sound stages with turnkey production offices. Complete film production services on site including Construction/Prop Shop & Vendor Services Building and parking for 500 cars and 50 semi-trailers. Developed a plan to finance the project through a private stock offering with a plan of stock issuance as follows:
• Common Stock Offering consisting of 4,000,000 shares of Common Stock @ $5.00 per share.
• Total proceeds if all common shares were sold: $20,000,000.00.
• Preferred Stock Offering consisting of 525,000 shares Preferred Stock in series as follows:
1. Series A 150,000 Shares @ $25.00 per share ($1.00 par value) $3,750,000
2. Series B 200,000 Shares @ $20.00 per share ($1.00 par value) $4,000,000
3. Series C 100,000 Shares @ $15.00 per share $1,500,000
4. Series D 75,000 Shares @ $10.00 per share $750,000.00
• Total proceeds if all preferred shares are sold: $10,000,000.
• The total proceeds from the offering if all shares were sold: $30,000,000.00.

1992

HTR, Inc. d.b.a.: Inland Bonding Company, Seattle, WA
Advised Teresa Wimmer, Richard W. Langley and Henry Lewis, the principals of H.T.R. Incorporated a Washington Corporation organized May 28, 1992, with the purchase/acquisition of Inland Bonding Company from Leo Ikard, as follows:
• Negotiated and drafted a promissory note to secure the investment in the amount of $62,000.00 from Richard W. Langley, a principal of H.T.R., Inc.
• Negotiated and drafted a promissory note to Teresa Wimmer in the amount $50,000.00 for the use of her personal residence as collateral for the issuance of bonds through Underwriters Surety Company.
• Drafted Buy-Sell Agreement between the shareholders of the common stock of the corporation.
• Negotiated a buy out of the interest of Richard W. Langley through the settlement of a promissory note he held as a shareholder, officer, and director of H.T.R. Incorporated.

1983

Lightning, Inc. Seattle, WA
Secured $150,000.00 in venture capital financing through a private stock offering for Lightning, Inc., a startup upholstery business.

1973

Management Trainee, Rainier National Bank Crown Hill Branch, Seattle, WA
Duties included loan service and new accounts, verifying and posting transactions from overnight lock box deposits, daily auditing and balancing the bank, verifying, and posting receipts and resolving any discrepancies.

1976

Accounts Receivable Specialist, LA Clark Company, Seattle, WA
LA Clark Company supplied parts and findings to manufacturing jewelers and watchmakers.
Responsible for all accounts receivable processing, ensuring the company received payments for goods and services, performing account reconciliations, maintaining accounts receivable files, investigating, and resolving any irregularities or inquiries and assisting in producing general financial analysis and reporting.

1984

Accounts Receivable Specialist, Foss Alaska Line, Seattle, WA
Foss Alaska Line specializes in comprehensive marine transportation services for the states of Washington and Alaska. Responsibilities included processing 1 million dollars per day in accounts receivable payments for shipping receipts received by the company. Performing account reconciliations, investigating, and resolving any irregularities or inquiries, assisting in producing general financial analysis and reporting and maintaining accounts receivable files and records.

2000

Accounts Receivable Specialist, Univ. of Washington Alumni Association, Seattle, WA
Responsible for all accounts receivable processing of alumni contributions to the various colleges and schools of the University of Washington including performing account reconciliations investigating and resolving any irregularities or inquiries.

1970

Records Management Specialist, United States Bureau of Veterans Affairs, Seattle, WA
Key responsibilities included maintaining systems for managing record management systems, creating retention and disposal schedules, ensuring data integrity and security, responding to information requests, and training staff on proper records handling.

1980

Administrative Operations Supervisor, United States Census Bureau, Seattle, WA
Managed daily office functions, supervised staff, and supervised administrative support for field operations, processed payroll and personnel actions, including payroll and supplies. Set up and closed down the north Seattle field office.

1997

Special Assistant Office of Minority Affairs, North Seattle Community College, Seattle, WA
North Seattle Community College, Seattle, WA. Recruited minority students conducted symposiums on the educational, vocational, and financial aid programs offered by the college. Developed and instituted the Adam Clayton Powell Student Loan Fund.

Entertainment Director, North Seattle Community College, Seattle, WA
Developed and produced live entertainment and special events for faculty and students at the college.

1997 - 2004

Director/CEO, Magic In Believing Institute, Seattle, WA
The Magic In Believing Institute was incorporated in 1997 as a non-profit organization under the laws of the State of Washington. The mission of the organization was to develop and provide programs for young adults through its education division and work training through its human resources division as a Washington Department of Corrections Worksite providing programs to perform community service hours for adults in the criminal justice system.

2012 - Present

Director/Vice President/Secretary, Central Area Documentary Project Association, Seattle, WA
The Central Area Documentary Project Association is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. It was founded in 2012 as a non-profit organization under the laws of the State of Washington.
The mission and purpose of the organization is to document the people, places and events that represent the history and legacy of Seattle’ Central District. The organization accomplishes this by producing of an ongoing series of videos entitled “The CD Uncovered” where past and current residents tell the stories that created the fabric of Seattle’s Central District.

2016 - Present

Director/CEO, Seattle Walk of Fame Association, Seattle, WA
The Seattle Walk of Fame Association was formed in 2016 as a non-profit organization under the laws of the State of Washington. The mission of the Seattle Walk of Fame Association is to create and establish a centrally located permanent public memorial to honor the contributions significant persons from of the City of Seattle.