Professional Resume Brief 2016 rev4

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PROFESSIONAL RESUME

Douglas C Hutchinson

RESUME BRIEF

Douglas Hutchinson is a business executive with over thirty years of experience in

project management, business development, corporate management, product

development, facility design and construction.

Douglas specializes in project management ranging from startups to existing

corporate expansion and related development programs. He has a critical

understanding of the importance of time-is-of-the-essence driven assignments.

Broad knowledge of business operations, manufacturing logistics, architectural

design, engineering integration, agency permitting, construction and HR hiring

strategies have had measurable successes.

In addition, Douglas has had hands-on design/build experience spanning single

family homes, townhomes/apartments, office and industrial construction. Scope of

work has included permitting/entitlements, site prep to finish work. Douglas has

served as construction manager for both major public and private projects.

Q2Power Technologies, Inc. – COO; Lancaster, Ohio - 2011 to 2016: Technology

startup spin-off from Cyclone Power Technology. Established entire facility buildout,

equipment specification/configuration/procurement and operating policies/procedures.

Successfully brought product through R&D development to first article production in

under one year. In charge of hiring and team building, initial budgeting/forecasting, and

setup accounting systems including inventory, parts/drawing systems, PO process and

establishing vendor accounts. Placed hardware and software systems for R&D

design/analysis and manufacturing operations. Responsible for Project Development

for new production systems roll-out. Company went public in just 14 months from start-

up.

Cyclone Power Technologies, Inc. (CYPW), Pompano Beach, Florida – VP of

Business Development. Created and defined strategic national and international

alliances and relationships to enhance business expansion. Took the business from

$1 million in revenues to over $110 million in research applications in nine months.

Strengthened ties and relationships with Fortune 100 Companies including GE,

Lockheed/Martin, General Dynamics, etc. Was instrumental in establishing and/or

strengthening international relationships in Europe, Asia, South America and

Australia. Account and project manager of DoD, DoE, Homeland Security, NSF,

and Military Sub-Contractor projects. Additionally, program administrator

responsible for application submittals for R&D and technology innovation grant

funding. Developed HR strategic compensation plan including job descriptions, pay

levels, merit and “StyncWyrcs” motivational programs to enhance internal

innovation development. Lead developer of the company’s strategic vision planning

and execution of hierarchy structures for departments, acquisitions and operating

divisions. Doug’s addition to the Cyclone team yielded a 604% increase in revenues

from 2011 to 2013.

Velocita Holdings, Inc; Boynton Beach, Florida – President/Principal - 2005 to

2011: Douglas was the visionary consultant for real estate development, economic

development, business development and historic downtown re-development. The

focus of work was in developing planning, permitting review, incentives and

recruiting strategies to attract development. Scope of work includes public/private

financing, special development district formation, architectural design guidelines,

small and minority business programs, promotional programs ranging from graphics

WORK RECORD

Executive Management

Agency Director / Corp

Exec Experience - 23+ yrs

Restaurant Owner/Ops -

5yrs

Apartment Owner/Ops –

10yrs

Project Management

43+ Projects from

$100,000-$100,000,000

Construction Management

20+ yrs – Largest

$98,000,000

Industrial Park Dev

(Public & Private)

Projects – 5; Acres - 718

Cost $36,050,000

Real Estate Development

Projects – 7; Acres - 2,554

Cost $883,500,000

Feasibility Analysis

Projects - 26

Cumulative Project Costs -

$1,791,100,000

Budget Management

Direct Control - Up to

$17,300,000 (annual)

Employee Management

Largest - 69 Employees

Economic Development

Direct Job Creation - 1,291

Direct Investment

$1,135,850,000

Community Development

Projects - 7

Historic Preservation

Projects - 53

Design

Sustainable Infra - 9

Residential – 112

Commercial – 12

Industrial - 6

Patents/Models

Sustainable Energy 2;

Automotive 1; Medical 3


/ printed materials to promotional events to large scale community festivals, targeted business recruiting and

entitlement process assistance. Client needs have included consulting for transformation of current community

physical and human resources into viable economic centers. Work spans new construction to in-fill to historic

preservation including tax act projects. Specialize in preservation of community heritage with vision on

emerging markets and viable sustainable growth.

The firm specialized in lifestyle development niches. It provided corporate vision, project structure concepts

and corporate operations oversight. Doug created sustainable alternative energy generation / storage and

resource management systems for water, waste water, air, etc. for the next generation of sustainable community

development. The projects have drawn the attention and partnership formation with America’s Fortune Five

Hundred industry leaders, such as General Electric, Jacobs Engineering, Balfour Bettie Construction, and

HHCP Architects. Additionally, renowned research universities, such as Rice University, Texas Tech, Texas

A&M, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University and Florida Atlantic University, being project partners. The

scope includes integration of alternative transportation and “smart” community infrastructure systems for

benchmark global cap & trade contention.

The development concepts have earned international acclaim from leading environmental groups such as

The Climate Group. In direct meetings with former Prime Minister Tony Blair, one of the Climate Groups

principles, the advanced sustainable development concepts of the firm were recognized as essential to global

development and tracking of sustainable “green” issues.

Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency; Boynton Beach, Florida – Agency Director - 2002 to

2005: In June of 2002 Doug was named the Director and developed an “Implementation Vision” for the CRA

to reach the community’s goals for its future downtown. Boynton was recognized as a leading CRA due to its

focus on a balance in economic generators such as needs based retail and services, attractions, limited boutique

stores, and a strong sense of place. Boynton’s novel approach to projects and programs has produced five

critically acclaimed programs ranging from performance based developer incentives to affordable access

requirements for residents and existing small businesses. Through the efforts of the CRA to expedite,

coordinate and deliver effective development incentives, Boynton has site plan approved over $600 million in

new private sector projects and is projected to see one billion dollars in redevelopment over the next five years.

Tax Increment Revenues for Boynton Beach have risen from $875,000 to over $6,100,000 in just 3 years.

Boynton at population 65,000 was one of the most active cities downtown redevelopment per capita in the

United States.

Hutchinson Development Group; Glen Rose, Texas - Principal / Owner - 1998 to 2002: Consulting firm

offering diverse services for the real estate industry, Cities, Counties, for profit and non-profit clients. Headed

project concept research, feasibility analysis, and comprehensive business plan creation. Managed multiple

design teams for land use, civil improvements and architectural design. Coordinated construction site

activities, inspections and draw request accounting. Developed marketing packaging including logo, graphics,

signage and media buys. Development sectors span single-family residential homes to multi use commercial

development in excess of $108 million. These included office condos, single and multi-family apartments,

townhomes, and condo subdivisions, retail, restaurants, commercial and industrial park design and

development, attractions, hotels, convenience store, carwashes, fast food, etc. to name some of the activities.

A featured project encompassed a $65 million resort destination entertainment multiplex and support projects.

Created Tax Increment Financing Zone and redevelopment district to support large-scale development.

Successfully completed two personal certified historic restoration projects and consulted on over 60 third party

projects. Douglas also serves on state Main Street Resource Teams for downtown redevelopment. Formerly

a licensed Texas Real Estate Agent. Averaged sales in excess of $3,000,000 per year in 2001.

Somervell County Development Corporation; Glen Rose, Texas – Agency Director - 1996 to 1998:

Economic Development Director for Texas. Provided economic development program creation and planning.

Developed County based economic development program including incentive programs, impact assessments,

legal contracts and documents. Performed feasibility studies for community development including municipal

golf course expansion, convention center/hotel complex and new regional airport. Finished improvements on

industrial park and created zoning overlays and POA guidelines. Identified growth corridors and planned


transportation and infrastructure needs. Established local Builders' Association and served as President for

first year. Budget for operations and capital improvement programs totaled over $7,250,000.

The Texas Economic Development Council, legislative committee, appointed Douglas to compile and author

the TEDC’s legislative position paper on the State’s Economic Development Policy and Program to improve

the State’s Economic Development competitiveness.

Additionally, state agencies and public utilities have sought Douglas for consulting on Economic

Development Programs, Small Business Economics, Business Development Incentive Programs, Small Town

Rehabilitation, and various design projects. Douglas serves as guest lecturer and advisor to statewide boards

on these and other issues. His policies and viewpoints on rural America have been published on several

occasions.

Development Corporation of Snyder, Inc.; Snyder, Texas - Agency Director - 1994 to 1996: Economic

Development Director in charge of operation of 3/8 cent sales tax development corporation. Established

economic development guidelines which encompassed business financing programs, services, incentives,

support programs and five-year budget forecasting. Responsible for city and county economic development

efforts including new agricultural industries, recruiting targeted manufacturing / distribution firms, airport

renovation and development, and 300 acre specialized industrial park development. Secured multiple state

and federal grants for industrial park and community development. Development scopes have encompassed

land acquisition, development layout, zoning overlays and establishing tax abatement, reinvestment zones and

enterprise zones. Marketing tools included brochures, prospect response packages, TV press announcements,

and magazine ad creation.

Business Development Consulting; Brenham, Texas – Principal - 1990 to 1994: Consulted on Economic

Development, Business Development and Retention, Historic Preservation, Grant Writing and Architectural

Design Innovation. Selected by the Lower Colorado River Authority (a power utility) to develop its EDA

Revolving Loan Fund. Scope of Work included program documents, board evaluation packages, and business

consulting / analysis.

Consulting specialist on governmental construction contracts, including acting as agent of record on various

governmental projects for private construction firms. Construction experience spans residential single and

multi-family, commercial and industrial. Design work extended to Industrial Parks, Real Estate Development

and Land Use Feasibilities.

Business consulting experience includes over 1,000 hours of one-on-one business consulting. Established

and operated a for-profit business incubator. Active in business recruiting, startup financing, and expansion

programs. Several business counseling clients have experienced sustained exponential growth.

National Trust for Historic Preservation “Main Street Program”; Brenham, Texas – Agency Director -

1985 to 1990: Program Director and Economic Development Coordinator for the City of Brenham, Texas.

Administrator of the Main Street "Four Point Process" - Organization, Design, Promotion and Economic

Restructuring for downtowns. Coordinator of economic development throughout the city and provided support

planning and programs for private sector expansion.

Responsible for the establishment and operation of the "Small Business Development Center", a SBA

program, for the City of Brenham (the first center based at a small city in the state of Texas). The SBDC Center

specialized in the growth and nurturing of local existing and new businesses. Responsible for identifying,

making application and administration of private, state, and federal grant programs. The project was

recognized in a national “Time” magazine “Main Street Redevelopment” cover article.

Hutchinson & Associates, Inc; Austin, Texas – VP - 1979 to 1985: Held position of Vice President and then

moved to President in a Private Architectural and Real Estate Development Firm. The multifaceted corporation

produced projects in single and award winning multifamily residential, commercial and industrial construction

and design. Specialized construction projects performed for various governmental agencies. Other activities

included research and development projects which involved the design and production of working models and

prototype units - resulting in 4 patent pending projects.


Education:

1999 Real Estate Finance; Leonard School of Real Estate - Arlington, Texas

1998 Real Estate Contract Law, Weatherford College, Weatherford, Texas

1988 Certified Master Gardener – Texas A&M Ag Extension Service, College Station, Texas

1987-1988 University of Houston, Houston, Texas – Small Business Agency (SBA)

1980 Urban Design, University of Texas at Austin

1976 - 1979 Cleveland State University; Cleveland, Ohio

Major: Economics (no degree) Minor: Electrical Engineering

1972 - 1976 Berkshire High School; Burton, Ohio - Graduated in the Top 10% of class

Professional Training: Florida Redevelopment Association

Statewide Conference Training Workshops – 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005.

Texas Historical Commission:

Main Street Manager Training - 200 hours.

National Trust for Historic Preservation:

Advanced Training, National Trust for Historic Preservation

Conferences - Seattle 1985, Kansas City 1986, Washington D.C. 1987.

Equipment Operation and Skills: PC Computer Hardware; Software – Power Point, Project, Outlook, Excel, Word.

Survey Equipment (transit), Map topo gridding, platting, development layout

Construction blueprint reading, take-offs estimating project costs and materials

Forklift, Tractor, Standard Trans Vehicles, Trailer Towing & Backing. Most all hand and power tools,

welding and cutting torches, MIG welder, table saw, drill press, basic mill/lathe work and shop

systems.

REFERENCES

Donna Ciccarelli

Real Estate

Austin, TX 78731

Office: (512) 736-3124

[email protected]

Stuart Cowitt

Real Estate Attorney

2439 Centergate Dr.,

Apt 204

Miramar, FL 33025

954-707-9671

[email protected]

Frank P. Reilly

Business Developer - Innovator

205 North Coconut Lane

Miami Beach FL 33139

305-323-6668

[email protected]

Chloe Johnson

Johnson & Assoc.

(Eco Dev Specialist)

8308 Tecumseh

Austin, Texas 78753

512-839-9000

[email protected]

Douglas C Hutchinson

9480 S Military Tr., #4D

Boynton Beach, FL 33436

561-358-6170

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]





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