Kim Cardona, MBA Marketing

The VidBoss, LLC

We are a boutique marketing agency that primarily works with coaches and other marketing agencies to provide software and marketing.  We also specialize in working with the food and beverage industry.

Owner

Oregon Department of Education

Duties Summary
• Program Monitoring and Compliance Reviews: Conducted statewide compliance monitoring of Sponsoring Organizations participating on the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program from a wide range of care and education settings to ensure compliance with USDA CACFP and Civil Rights regulations. Insured compliance with program policies and procedures and governing statues: fiscal, procurement, operational, nutrition education and civil rights program components. Analyzed data and prepared reports of findings and corrective actions, and reviewed and approved corrective actions. 
 • Program Coordination and Grants Management: Interpreted and applied program related Federal regulations and guidelines, state statutes, rules and agency policies and procedures. Prepared, coordinated and administered contracts related to program operations for new Sponsors and the annual renewal of current Sponsoring Organizations.  
• Training: Developed training administered in person and online. Provided consultation, training and technical assistance to new and current sponsoring organizations on procurement, food service management, record keeping and reporting, fiscal accountability, compliance issues, nutrition integrity, menu planning, food safety and sanitation, nutrition education, ethnic foods, Civil Rights, ADA accommodations and special diets.  
• Program Development: Participated in the streamlining of the recruitment and application process. Promoted partnerships and collaborative efforts by continuing to partner with Oregon's Child Care system to increase and improve program participation, program management and social support for healthy eating habits and nutrition education.

USDA Child Nutrition Specialist

Oregon Commission on Children and Families

• Program Representative: Child Care Content Expert. Represented OCCF's Childhood Care and Education Program to state and county government officials, local communities and officials, various local and state agencies, legislators and constituent groups, Unions, and a number of interested citizen groups. Provided technical assistance and support through research acquisition and resource development to the 36 local commission's (LCCF's) on activities to promote access to quality and affordable child care. Liaison between LCCF's, OCCF and Child Care system stakeholders. Collaborated with other child care stakeholders and agency pa
• Program Administration: Provided input on the annual Governor's report and Early Childhood Council publications such as "Early Childhood Matters". Participated in the development of the annual State Child Care Development Plan (CCDF). Active member and/or advisory in state-level Child Care committees, the Early Childhood Council and Healthy Kids Learn Better. Co-Chair of the Family, Friends and Neighbor Committee and Chair of Child Care Availability Committee. Participated in the development of the Early Childhood Foundations and the School Age Standards. Contracted for the development of "Supporting Afterschool Programs in Oregon: A Guide to Potential Public and Private Funding," and the Literacy Toolkits for FFN Caregivers. Funder and advisory for the Annual Researcher's Roundtable, the Health Consultation program, Child Care Director Credential, Infant/Toddler Mental Health Certificate, and initial website development for OregonASK. Reviewed RFPs for expansion of Early HS with ARRA funds, Early Words and Afterwords. Assisted with Reading for Healthy Families project.  
• Project and Grants Management: Coordinated administrative functions of Child Care and Development funds ($3.2 million dollars, additional $700,000 at state-level for special projects) allocated to the 36 Local Commissions on Children and Families state-wide.

Analyst Childhood Care & Education Specialist

Department of Navy Pearl Harbor

Duties Summary
• Management: Supervised Monitor/Trainers, with oversight of new employee orientation training facility for Navy Child Youth Programs division. USDA, CACFP Sponsoring Organization. Oversight of Parent involvement Committee and Monthly Evaluation Team, military subsidy, respite services and hourly care program. Coordinated services for special needs. Submitted state and national criminal history background checks. 
• Financial Management: Gathered statistical data and compiled reports, tracked subsidies paid to providers, conducted annual market rate study, managed budget and CACFP food program. Oversight of lending library with more than 50,000 items accessed by the Child Development Homes, 7 centers, and 2 school age programs. Procured and shipped items to CYP programs at Barking Sands and Guam. 
• Training and Recruitment: Oversight of training facility for CYP Pearl Harbor. Recruited, trained, licensed, managed, monitored, and maintained approximately 120 certified in-home childcare providers, serving approximately 580 children. Created a provider a training lab classroom environment within training facility to promote supervised, hands-on learning experiences, which saved the Navy thousands of dollars each month in child care fees for participants in training. 
• Program Coordination: Created MOU's and collaborated with military and civilian agencies. Facilitated Home Accreditation process with NAFCC and CDA preparation training. Facilitated the Multi-disciplinary Team inspection comprehensive reviews of CYP operations fiscal years 2004 and 2005. 
• Policy and Public Relations: Revised Parent Handbook and CDH SOP's, collaborated on the revision of local policies and procedures for CYP Drafted MWR advertising for Great Life Hawaii. Performed public relations duties at informational fairs and deployment briefings. Collaborated in organizing community MWR base family events such as Month of the Military Child.

Director, Navy CYP Child Development Homes NF-1701-4

USMC/USMCR

Duties Summary
• Reservist: Engineer Battalion Senior Enlisted female (Sergeant, E5). Completed Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO training) and Military Administration training at Cherry Point. As the Senior Motor-pool Sergeant, lead battalion convoys during two-week drills. Completed administrative tasks for battalion during monthly week-end drills. Lead formations and physical training. Completed additional courses on topics such as Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Warfare through the College of the Air Force. Additionally, created graphics, signs, updated manuals, and Public Affairs duties such planning and promoting military balls (USMC and NAVY birthdays).
• Active Duty Military. Public Affairs Office staff(Corporal, E-4).  Created a variety of graphics to support station training for pilots and Yuma Air Station base operations A graphics technology pioneer trained on the Genographics computer system. Received a letter of recognition from President Reagan. Certified graphic artist from College of the Air Force.

Combat Illustrator (Graphics 4611)

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MBA Marketing/Communications; Adobe Education Trainer; Veteran of the USMC/USMCR

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