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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNeubauer, Planning Board resume, 6-12Paul Neubauer Bozeman, MT 59715 Profile Professional carpenter with over 15 years experience designing and creating custom woodworking for homes and businesses. A creative, motivated leader entrusted to independently manage both projects and teams.  Superior problem solver  Seasoned leader able to orchestrate diverse colleagues  Demonstrated history of civic service Experience Owner, Sour Kraut Woodworking, Montana 6/06 - Present  Manage independent business specializing in woodworking and finish carpentry.  Supervise carpenters and subcontractors at various stages of construction. Family Support Assistant, Youth Dynamics, Inc. 01/10 - Present  Mentor adolescents with psychosocial disorders to help integrate them into the community.  Educate clients about stress management, life skills and recreational opportunities.  Voluntarily raised $15k of funding for youth ski program. President, Montana Telemark Corporation 10/00 – 6/11  Served on the Board of Directors creating, promoting and executing a telemark ski festival which has raised over $16k for the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center.  Recruited volunteers and managed agreements with partners and contractors.  Administered budget of 501(c) 3 nonprofit as president since 2006.  Led generation of nearly $90k in donations and sponsorship. Volunteer Referee, Gallatin Valley Lacrosse League Summers ’06 -11  Taught rules and refereed first inter-high school lacrosse games in Montana. Carpenter, Kravetz Homebuilders 9/05 - 6/06  Constructed all phases of a new home in Bridger Canyon. Owner, Sour Kraut Woodworking, Vermont 5/03 - 8/05  Designed and constructed custom kitchen cabinets, bath vanities and built-ins.  Featured in Ski magazine as outstanding woodwork. Volunteer Coach, Lamoille Union High School 3/03 - 6/05  Awarded “2005 Assistant Coach of the Year” by U.S. Lacrosse. Carpenter, Vert Industries & Bozeman Building Traditions 3/01 - 2/03  Remodeled and constructed homes. Woodworker, Baukunst Company 4/99 - 2/01  Constructed original beds, chests, lamps, cabinets and doors using traditional joinery.  Work published in Big Sky Journal and a book by Fine Woodworking. Woodworker, Montana Furniture Industries 12/96 - 4/98  Supervised and trained staff in laminating and sanding departments.  Built desks, dining room tables and raised panel beds. Trail Crew Foreman, Clearwater National Forest 6/96 - 10/96  Supervised a four-person crew constructing new trail in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness.  Felled trees, selected routes, built cribbing and drainage, drilled and blasted rock. Professional Ski Patroller, Jay Peak Resort 12/95 - 4/96  Minimized and responded to first aid incidents, managed terrain access. Backcountry Patroller, USDA Forest Service 6/95 - 10/95  Performed hiker education and enforced regulations in Tuckerman Ravine on Mount Washington, NH (one of the busiest backcountry sites in the world).  Assessed and maintained trails, signs and facilities. Service Trip Leader, Appalachian Mountain Club 9/95  Led volunteers through two weeks of site & trail rehabilitation in the Bitterroot Wilderness. Grant Administrator, Appalachian Mountain Club 5/95  Administered a National Park Service grant to design, install, monitor and report on two prototype backcountry composting toilets.  Successful design now widely used in busy New England backcountry sites. Winter Caretaker, Randolph Mountain Club Winters ’93 - ‘95  Maintained and managed the use of four shelters near tree line on Mt. Adams in NH.  Promoted responsible mountaineering by posting weather, discussing terrain, preventing and responding to search and rescue operations. Regional Assistant, Green Mountain Club ’92-‘94  Supervised and trained both staff (site caretakers, trail crews, naturalists) and volunteers in maintaining 30 shelters and 150 miles of the Long Trail Network.  Trained managers for, and led operation of eight sewage composting facilities.  Served as primary contact between management partners; State of Vermont, USDA Forest Service, University of Vermont, Stowe and Smugglers Notch resorts.  Recruited and implemented volunteers for trail and shelter maintenance. Butler Lodge Caretaker, Green Mountain Club 5/91 - 9/91  Maintained shelters, trails and composting outhouse.  Educated hikers on local ecology and impact issues. Education Johnson State College, Johnson, Vermont ‘88-‘92  Bachelor of Science, Environmental Science - Natural Resources Training, Skills and Memberships  FIFA Certified Soccer & US Lacrosse Certified Referee  Level II Law Enforcement Officer, USDA Forest Service  Wildland Fire & Timber Cutter Certifications, USDA Forest Service  Co-Author of Green Mountain Club “Manual for Bin Composting”  Student Congress House Speaker, Johnson State College