JEFFREY M.

ZIRULNICK
P.O. Box 93-4422 Margate, FL 33093 CELL 305-972-8398 Email: jzirulnick@gmail.com

EMPLOYMENT 2012-2013

SOS CHILDRENS VILLAGES-USA Washington, DC Corporate Development Officer Responsible for providing leadership and direction in soliciting major donations to support organizational programs and services by identifying, cultivating and stewarding existing and new corporations and foundations through grants, cause marketing opportunities, employee giving and donor engagement. SOS CHILDRENS VILLAGES-FLORIDA Coconut Creek, FL Chief Executive Officer To strategically and effectively lead organization in the pursuit of its vision and in the fulfillment of its mission. In doing so, ensure that it identifies the right opportunities, pursues the best course of action, delivers the highest quality programs to the youth it serves, and maintains the highest level of integrity throughout the organization, including planning and budgeting, human resources, resource development and external affairs, board development and government relations. Chief Operating Officer Responsible for all areas of internal operations and facilities management, including human resources, strategic planning benchmarking, budget development and management, program planning and implementation, and all internal and back office operations. Serve on the management team and collaborate with the chief executive to craft and implement strategies for organizational growth and development.

2007-2012

2006-2007

AAA GLASS and MIRROR Miami, Florida Operations Director Coordinate all aspects of business operations including scheduling, inventory, purchasing, personnel and cash management. CENTER on NONPROFIT EFFECTIVENESS Consultant Miami, Florida Analyze and address operational concerns in budget management, operating procedures, crisis management and capacity building. Additional focus areas are development, grant and contract compliance, disaster management planning, strategic planning and outcome measurement. EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF SOUTH FLORIDA Miami, Florida Executive Director Responsible for the organization, administration, funding and fiscal operation of the $2.3 million budget for the Foundations three affiliate offices covering a territory of eight counties. The Foundation provides case management, medical, psychological, employment, support group, advocacy, and prevention and education services. Analyze program needs to determine future direction. Work cooperatively with volunteers and funding partners in the strategic development of the Foundations community image. Oversee federal, state and local grant and contract application and compliance.

2005-2007

2002 2005

2001-2002

LEWIS B. FREEMAN & PARTNERS, INC.

Consultant
Coconut Grove, Florida Consulting in the areas of forensic accounting, management, crisis management, operational review, strategic planning, receivership and litigation support. 1998-2001 TEMPLE JUDEA Coral Gables, Florida Executive Director Responsible for the fiscal and facility operation of a 600 family reform congregation providing early childhood educational, religious school and program facilities. Administration of all office operations, budget, internal and external communication, fundraising, membership and personnel. Oversees activities of various temple boards and committees. TEMPLE EMANU-EL Miami-Beach, Florida Executive Director Serve as the Chief Executive, Financial and Operating Officer, responsible for the $3.3 million budget for fiscal and facility operation of a full service synagogue, which includes an early childhood program, full day school through 6th grade, religious school, catering services and program activities. Coordination of temple general and executive boards, board of education and synagogue committees. TEMPLE SAMU-EL OR OLOM Miami, Florida Executive Director Responsible for the fiscal and facility operation of a 600 family full service synagogue including an early childhood program, religious school, catering services and program facilities. Coordination of all administrative operations, budget, communication, publicity, fundraising, membership, and personnel. Oversaw activities of the Temple general and executive boards, committees, and all Temple arms. Additional responsibilities include administrative and program development of ongoing youth activities, grades 6-12. Recipient of thirteen (13) United Synagogue of America awards for Administration, Youth Activities, College Programs, and Synagogue Programs. UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI WHITTEN UNIVERSITY CENTER Coral Gables, Florida Director Responsible for the administration of the Whitten Center, a 200,000 square foot facility which houses food service, a swimming pool, bookstore, recreation area, lounges, offices and meeting facilities. Coordinated all programs and functions for all campus activities that utilized the complex. Supervised four full-time administrators, 10 support staff and 100 student employees. Managed an income and expenditure budget in excess of $1.5 million. Additional responsibilities included advising various student organizations and programs such as International Students, Student Government, Commuter Student Association and the Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee along with the development of future plans for the facility expansion and renovation.

1996-1998

1988-1995

1984-1988

1983

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI WHITTEN UNIVERSITY CENTER Coral Gables, Florida Associate Director, Student Union/Student Activities Responsible for the operation and maintenance of the Whitten Student Union, including personnel and budget. UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI WHITTEN UNIVERSITY CENTER Coral Gables, Florida Assistant Director, Student Union/Student Activities Assisted in the direction and development of a multi-faceted student activities/student union program, including student organization registration, advise student government agencies, all campus programming and student leadership programs. . MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Miami, Florida Assistant to the Dean of Student Services Chairperson to the student petition committee, handled student concerns regarding services of the college, student discipline, assisted the Dean with special projects, and performed necessary duties in his absence. Staff Associate, Career Planning and Placement Advised students and assisted them in defining and clarifying their education, career, and personal goals. Conducted an Academic Awareness Program, revised academic program outlines, assisted in student recruitment, and coordinated the Open College Program.

1980-1982

1979-1980

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Coral Gables, Florida Bachelor of Education 1976 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Coral Gables, Florida Master of Science in Education 1979 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Coral Gables, Florida Post Graduate Study in Higher Education NORTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SYNAGOGUE EXECUTIVES Fellow in Synagogue administration ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE UNIONS-INTERNATIONAL Advanced Management Institute-Indiana University Professional Development Seminar-Indiana University

PUBLICATIONS

McKelvey, E. Anne, and Zirulnick, Jeffrey M. Special Events: A program By Itself. 30th Annual Conference Proceedings of NIRSA. Leisure Press, 1979

Pickett, John, and Zirulnick, Jeffrey M., Recreational Activities and the Community College: Innovative Programming for the Alternative Institution. 31st Annual Conference Proceedings of NIRSA. Leisure Press, 1980 Zirulnick, Jeffrey M. The Congregation and Hurricane Andrew The NASA Journal, Winter, 1993 National Association of Synagogue Administrators, 1993 Zirulnick, Jeffrey M. Strategic Plan: A Synagogue Approach The NAASE Journal, Spring 1995 North American Association of Synagogue Executives