Daniel Siber

696 Tamarac Trail

Wadsworth, Ohio 44281
(330) 391-1272
danielsiber_6@msn.com
Operations - Client Service - Legal Research - Investigation
Offering a combination of legal training with experience in business
operations, project management and public service

Core Competencies ~ Strengths & Expertise

* Relationship Building
* Customer Service
* Client Management
* Project management
* Employee Relations
* Staff Supervision
* Business Development
* Market Analysis/Research
* Merchandising/Promotion
* Relationship Management
* Client Needs Analysis
* Contract Review/Recommendation
* Program Development
* Financial Statements
* Bookkeeping
* Financial Planning
* Financial Management
* Performance Evaluations

Professional Experience
Arlington Optometric Group dba Co-op Optometric - Akron, Ohio
January 2010 to August 2010
Privately owned and operated optometrist's office specializing in
both eyeglasses and contact lenses; only area optometrist to accept
state subsidized Medicare/Medicaid; operations supported by 7
employees.
Operations Assistant
Facilitated progressive shutdown in operations with responsibility
for sorting and identifying data files and documentation for storage,
distribution (to other optometrists) and destruction (consistent with
federal and state laws effecting tax records; communicated with
patients, insurance companies and vendors providing information
regarding office operating status.
* Ensured organization avoided fines and penalties as well as
facilitated closing process and post-closing affairs through
effective organization of information by patient files, insurance
documents and vendor documents; maintained project timeline and
reduced need for company to continue paying for specialize database
system/program.
Ohio Committee for Jobs & Growth - Akron, Ohio Fall 2009
Non-profit arm of campaign informed voters on Issue 3 (casino
issue); statewide organization operated in 7 locations including
Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, and Canton.
Information Representative
Circulated local neighborhoods and utilized telecommunications to
poll and interview voters as well as provide counter negative
perceptions and insight into benefits to state of Ohio and
communities on results of passing Issue 3; also worked to inform and
register voters for absentee ballots.
* Successfully registered several voters for absentee ballots and
contributed to passage of Issue 3; included majority of vote coming
from Summit and Stark Counties (areas of responsibility).
* Improved messaging and created more appealing campaign delivery
through strategic summarization and use of data learned during voter
interviews; information contributed to development and enhancements
of television and radio advertising.
* Consistently met canvassing requirements (placing phone calls and
accessing all addresses in time allotted to execute sessions);
efficiently and effectively covered all new territories only
partially previously canvassed.
* Utilized communication skills to counter negative perceptions of
Issue 3 as well as correctly inform voters on realities of negative
campaigning; communications both changed perspective on issue as well
as reinforced positive aspects projected through passage of Issue 3.

Summit County Prosecutor's Office - Akron, Ohio Spring 2006

State agency representing citizens of Summit County; divisions
include criminal, civil, tax, appellate, child support enforcement,
forfeiture and juvenile; operations carried out by 20 attorneys and
30 support staff members.
Volunteer Intern
Contributed to agency functions through research, summary and
analysis of complex criminal law and civil law topics, prior case
rulings and judicial precedents as well as development of summaries
of past and present defendant charges and offenses; reported directly
to various attorneys and facilitated ability to craft arguments and
present specific facts.
* Effectively performed in role contributing to legal process and
enabled attorneys to improve overall performance serving citizens of
Summit County; assisted organization function more efficiently by
executing projects within quality and time parameters.
* Summary of legal topics included domestic violence, restraining
order violations, and zoning ordinances (including county authority
to regulate in residential and commercial settings).
* Assisted with travel of attorneys to seminar and conference in
New York; interviewed lawyers regarding specifics of specialized
programs within field of conference under seminar focus.

Twin Construction - Homewood, Alabama Fall & Winter 2005

Privately owned and operated home remodeling/reconstruction and new
construction company; presence throughout Birmingham, Alabama metro
area; operations supported by 12 full-time associates and several
trade subcontractors.
Assistant to Project Manager(s)
Supported overall operations and project progression through
preparation of construction sites; included site supply and material
management, rehab demolition, site cleanup and maintenance, and
project completion; oversaw and ensured contributions of labor staff
as well as reported on performance of subcontractors.
* Presence on project sites provided ability for project managers
to proficiently manage other construction operations as well as
complete specific project day/weeks prior to expectations.
* Contained operating expenses through efficient use of materials
(reducing waste by ensuring extra materials utilized at other project
sites); included willingness to physically sort through project sites
each day to discern between recyclable, scrap and useful materials.
* Improved operations by interviewing potential day laborers (in
Spanish) to determine skills/experience and delegate projects best
matching requirements and capabilities.

Prof. Ronald J. Rychlak (University of Mississippi School of Law) -

Oxford, Miss
Research Assistant, 2004
Lucas County Prosecutor's Office, Juvenile Division - Toledo, Ohio
Volunteer Intern, Summer 2001

Education
University of Mississippi School of Law - Oxford, Mississippi
Juris Doctor, 2005
Planning Committee, Southern Regional of ADR Competition, 2004
Study Abroad: Downing College, Cambridge, England, 2003
Bowling Green State University - Bowling Green, Ohio
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2002
International Business & Business Pre-Law; Spanish
Law Society President & Vice President, Spring 2001, Fall 2001 &
Spring 2002
Student Representative of College of Business Curriculum Committee,
Fall 2001 - Spring 2002
Member of Dean's Advisory Council for College of Business, Fall 2000
- Spring 2002
Member, Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish Honors Society ~ Leo Dirmeyer
Business Scholarship, 2001
Study Abroad: Universidad de Alcala de Henares, Alcala, Spain,
Summer 1999

Community Memberships
Sierra Club, National/Ohio Chapters ~ One Way Farm (Fall 2007)
Big Brothers and Big Sisters (Fall 2000 - Spring 2001) ~ Akron
General Medical Center (Summer 1994 - 1996)

Keywords:
Banking, Research, Finance/Investment