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An administrative experience base of more than one hundred and fifty
years is brought to each search. Our promise is to aggressively
seek out the highest caliber of leaders.
The
search and tools are tailor-made to fit the needs of the district.
The
screening tools and criteria are research based and focused upon traits
exhibited by superior leaders.
Research
forms the basis for both the recruitment and selection process used.
Paul
E.
Pendleton (Contact via e-mail: pendlent@aol.com)
- Past superintendent
of three Ohio school districts
- President of
Pendelton Enterprises
- Executive Director
of the Mohican Institute
- Faculty of Kent
State University, Akron University, Ashland University, and Mt. St.
Joseph College
- Chair of the North
Coast Quality Network
- Board member of
Ohio’s ASCD
- Author
- Speaker
- Conducted numerous
administrative searches
Philip E. Tieman (Contact via e-mail: ptieman@columbus.rr.com)
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Currently
Administrator
in Residence, University of Dayton, Department of
Educational Leadership
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Lecturer
in
Educational Administration at The Ohio State University and Adjunct
Professor at the University of Dayton; lecturer in Educational
Administration at universities in Ohio, New Jersey, and New York
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Formerly
Superintendent
of Schools in Ohio, New Jersey, and New York
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Former Consultant to the
Ohio Department of Education in the area of Administrator Recruitment
and Retention.
- Assistant to the Director, the Center for Vocational and
Technical Education, The Ohio State University
- Specialized Professional Training in Conflict Management
Services, Community Mediation Services, and Baron Emotional Quotient
Inventory (EQ-i)
- Active member of the National Council of Professors of
Educational Administration (NCPEA), the University Council for
Educational Administration (UCEA), the American Association of School
Administrators (AASA) and the Buckeye Association of School
Administrators (BASA)
- Member of Leadership Advisory Committee of AASA; member of
Suburban Advisory Committee of AASA
- Lecturer and speaker at educational conferences
and universities.
Paul L. Kimmelman (Contact via email: pkimmelman@attbi.com)
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Former
superintendent
in Ohio and Illinois
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Co-author
of
Achieving World Class Schools:
Mastering School
Improvement Using a Genetic Model- published by Christopher-Gordon
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Speaker
at
numerous national and state meetings
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Member
of
National Commission on Mathematics and Science Teaching for the 21st
Century (Glenn Commission)
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Member
of
TIMSS Technical Review Panel
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Author
of
numerous articles in education journals and magazines
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Member
of
ASCD Institute Faculty
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Adjunct
at
several colleges and universities
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Consulted
with
British Dept. of Ed. (QCA) on World Class Arena project
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Former
leader
of First in the World Consortium
Kenneth M. Arndt (Contact via email: karndt4503@aol.com)
- Superintendent
C.U.S.D. #300, Carpentersville, IL
- Adjunct instructor
- President-elect
Large Unit District Association
- Author
- Speaker
- Member of numerous
civic and professional organization
Homer F. Mincy (Contact via e-mail: himincy@columbus.rr.com)
- Currently serving
as Executive Secretary of the Alliance for Adequate School Funding
- Thirty-one years of
superintendent experience, including twenty-one years in Upper
Arlington, Ohio
- Ten years of
experience with a national superintendent search firm
- Forty years of
consulting and speaking experience with associations, colleges and
universities, and public and private schools across fifteen states
- Founder and past
officer of Council for Academic Excellence, Inc. and Alliance for
Adequate School Funding
- Leadership roles in
many educational and civic organizations
- Past involvement
with Ohio Department of Education as as chairman of Teacher Education
and Certification Advisory Committee and Administration Certification
Committee, and consultant for Office of School Management Assistance
- Awards include:
BASA Exemplary Leadership Award; Ohio Career Educator of the Year; OSU
Kappan of the Year; Upper Arlington Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the
Year; and Ohio Superintendent of the Year
Samuel C. Brewer (Contact via e-mail: sbrewer@cinci.rr.com)
- Well-respected
Administrator with over 20 years experience as a teacher, principal,
central office administrator, and superintendent.
- A visionary leader with
well-honed management and communication skills.
- An energetic,
student-centered person with a record of accomplishment.
- Author
- Speaker
- Holds
leadership
roles and is a member of numerous professional organizations
Steve Franko (Contact via e-mail: sfranko848@yahoo.com)
- Thirty
years
in public education as a teacher, administrator, staff
development director and superintendent.
- Experience
serving
in schools with highly diverse populations, including small
city, suburban and urban.
- Extensive
experience
in professional development training
- Adjunct
Instructor,
John Carroll University
- Served
as
a member of a variety of boards including; Greater Cleveland
Educational Development Center, Cuyahoga County Special Education
Regional Resource Center, Northeast Ohio Network for Educational
Technology
- Associate
of
the Pacific Institute, Seattle Washington
- Owner
of
Change Solutions and certified Trainer for: Imagine
21
Fast Track to Change (The Pacific Institute – Seattle Washington), Myers-Briggs, Strategic Planning (Cambridge
Management Group), Seven Habits of Highly Effective People (Covey
Leadership Center)
Maynard Bauer (Contact via e-mail: maynardn.bauer@roadrunner.com)
- 31 years as
superintendent- serve d as superintendent for:
- Bay Village City Schools
- Tallmadge City Schools
- River View Local Schools
- Three Rivers Local Schools
- Plainfield Local Schools
- 8 years as a
principal, university administrator and teacher.
- 8 years as the
executive secretary of the Ohio School Council (Cleveland)
- Participated in
superintendent searches for 24 school districts and for treasurers in 3
districts.
- Member of:
- American Association of School Administrators
- Buckeye Association of School Administrators
- Greater Cleveland School Superintendents' Association
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