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Summary Jim Madigan is a project manager, librarian, technology advisor and consultant for best practices in library and information management systems. He has substantial experience, expertise, and achievement in these fields and has demonstrated superior management skills and abilities. From 1992 - 2004, Mr. Madigan was a federal government contractor and senior level consultant, working to start project specific information systems for the US Census Bureau, State Department, US Army in Kuwait, and the Kingdom of Bahrain. Jim has kept active in several professional associations. Jim has also had a life-long love of music, for the past 35 years. He has served as organist and choir director for the past 35 years. He sang and continues to sing with choirs and makes music with music ensembles in the Washington, DC area. Mr. Madigan started his career working in association management while in graduate school - helping to establish state-level chapters of the American College of Cardiology. He went on to an active career in library sciences. He has lived and worked all over the US and around the world: seventy-six countries to date. Jim is a graduate of the University of Maryland with majors in English and Music. He obtained a Masters in Association Management from George Washington University in 1988, first to graduate in the nation from this new degree program. In 1994, while working full time at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, he obtained a Masters of Science in Library Science (MSLS) from the Catholic University of America with a focus on library automation and project management. He is a certified Project Management Professional by the Project Management Institute. Jim is a long time Washington, DC resident. He restored a115 year-old Edwardian home originally built by a turn-of-the-century US Senator from Utah. He is a certified SCUBA diver, travels frequently, and loves early music. James Madigan, MSLS, MAM, PMP 202-423-3212 Career Highlights August 1988 - Present James Madigan, MSLS, MAM, PMP Library, Information and Project Management Professional email: jmadigan3@gmail.com 202-423-3212 ACCOMPLISHMENTS - Well-honed skills in libraries and program management, leadership, strategy, and change management Led innovative, cutting-edge library and information teams employing 400 contract employees Built and completed library projects for U.S. government agencies and professional associations Sustained highest profit ratios for library, information and knowledge management programs MSLS - Master of Library and Information Science MAM - Master of Association Management PMP - Project Management Professional Library Systems in all settings - Traditional, Transitional, and Trending Skilled in Strategic Planning & Organizational Development Project, Program and Portfolio management Boards & Committees Organizational Communication and Public Relations Targeting problems with the most efficient solutions Development: communicating value provided Recruitment and employee development Performance & change management Business process re-engineering Page 2 Government relations Scientific research organizations and associations Library Associations Membership Development in associations Chapter relations for associations Meetings and Convention Management Music Director at Army Distaff Foundation January 1977 - Present International Musician and Performing Arts Management. Performed on all six continents. Organist and Music Director at a retirement community for flag level and other high ranking officers of distinguished backgrounds: I develop and lead music programming and performing music ministry services for all major denominations. In the past, I had significant overlap in an expanded music ministry for a large and diverse Roman Catholic parish 1977 - 2012 Brought together engagement from several parishioners coming from international communities. 202-423-3212 Project Director - Financial Archives and Records / US Department of State at Stanley Associates, Inc. Recruited and developed at Stanley Associates, Inc. Stanley was acquired by CGI Federal. staffing for a short-term project related to finding relocating and restoring records pertaining to Native and two countries in Africa) of working relationships between
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