Paul Hesla Resume 2024

Developing archetypes (sequences of self), as opposed to ambiguous constructs of human language, for web delivery by way of natural recurring terms.

Website design, archetype development, and content management strategies that naturally empower you and your products, and network architecture for ongoing development of you and your brand across all machine based platforms and social networks. Complete compliance with web standards and practices capable of reaching obscure markets in difficult environments based upon universal high-speed applications of interactive multimedia information dissemination.

Illustrating how different subjects play when coexisting in the same space. The Trusteeship, by creative use of content presents multiple subjects within one domain by associating each with subtle use of unique logos, header, or footer colors that are usually unique to any given entity, or domain.

Developing, maintaining, and marketing web sites for corporations and individuals by creating archetypes, generating rhetorical content, and applying graphic design skills, multimedia presentations and interactive designs to deliver missions with Javascript, HTML, XHTML, XML, CSS, and PHP while hosting websites on UNIX operating systems, developing mail servers, SEO and W3C standards to help the sites reach their target markets.

Established five member non-profit publications firm in Berkeley, California (1994 - 1998) to meet the publishing needs of a group of 5 not-for-profit organizations. Organized the publication of works written, designed, and edited by the organization's members themselves. Developed and published newsletters, brochures, training manuals, conference literature and web sites for the NGO's.

Grant writing for a cooperative of developers and clients. Provided training for multimedia production and Board Leadership. Improved the efficiency of developing publications, increased the speed of content delivery, and decreased cost of content development. Improved the ability of our organizations to present diverse content. Began with 5 organizations, ended with 13.

Physiology major: University of Minnesota BA – 1991, Multimedia Studies Program SFSU 1994 – 1998, and The Center for NonProfit Management 1996 – 1998

• Directed, managed and operated within Non Profit organizations as a board member, chairman, grant writer, and coordinator of programs.
• Familiar with parliamentary procedure, Robert's Rules, budgeting, planning, organizing and implementing the goals of an organization as developed by consensus.
• Successfully secured yearly grant money for projects, operated within budget to accomplish the missions of various organizations, provided educational opportunities, and met the requirements of foundations and the community.
• Reported directly to agencies responsible for providing grant money, and held monthly meetings for numerous organizations with Foundation representatives in attendance.
• Experienced public speaker, educator, and facilitator of problem solving. Guest speaker at College of Marin (Kentfield California), on the topic of formal problem solving.
• Taught and used the problem solving model within organizational settings to resolve conflicts, identify goals, evaluate options, and develop sound action plans.
• Awarded by California based NonProfit organization for community based activity.