Randy Ladd is a 22 year veteran of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and currently serves in the DEA Denver Field Division’s Special Support Unit. At this time, Special Agent Ladd splits his time serving the Division as the Public Information Officer, Demand Reduction Coordinator, Training Coordinator and Confidential Source Coordinator.
Mr. Ladd was hired with the DEA as a Special Agent in October 1997, in Denver, Colorado. Soon after, he was assigned to the Tucson District Office where he worked as a field Special Agent until he was transferred to the Bogotá Country Office, Bogotá, Colombia in 2008. During his time in Bogotá, he served in the Jungle Operations Group for approximately two years and then the Money Laundering Group for his final three years at the Bogotá Country Office.
In July 2013, Special Agent Ladd reported to the Denver Field Division Office, where he served in the Financial Investigations Group until December 2017, when he was transferred to the Special Support Unit.
SA Ladd earned Bachelor of Arts Degree in Law and Psychology, with a Concentration in Criminology and Criminal Justice, from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. SA Ladd and served the United States Marine Corps for five years and obtained the rank of Sergeant.
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It goes without saying that much has changed for all of us. One that we will miss is the opportunity to interact with Lions at the state convention. It is at these conventions that we hold our organizational annual meeting with the membership. We typically present a written, interim report to Lions of MD-6.
As a club that has made contributions to RMLEB in this fiscal year, we wanted to make sure your members got this report. It outlines the great challenges, and the great responsibility, the eye bank is going through during this pandemic that your support helps us face. CLICK HERE FOR THE ANNUAL REPORT
We hope that you will share this link with your club members and extend our thanks and warm wishes for their continued health and safety.
Four sisters ages 9-16, chronic homelessness, mental and physical abuse, growing up with a mom struggling with drug addiction. They moved in with their Aunt and Uncle who were also trapped in addiction and abusive behaviors. Is this possibly a real story? Happening here in Denver?
Its the story of how these four sisters, with the help of one amazing foster family, overcame their situation. It's easy to believe in the brighter days ahead when you hear inspiring stories like these. Read it here!
Lion Carol Louks is retiring after many years as the State Office Manager. We all thank Lion Carol for her years of service. Please send this job description to anyone who may be interested.
State Office Manager
Lions of Colorado, Multiple District 6
Job Description
This position is responsible for assisting the Council of Governors in conducting business of the State and the performance of such other duties as are specified in the Multiple District Constitution and By-Laws or as assigned.The successful candidate will have extensive experience and good judgment as well as a superior work ethic and organizational skills to plan and accomplish goals. Meeting planning and logistics experience is a must as well as the ability to perform administrative and accounting tasks.
Essential Skills:
Maintain the operation of the State Office, including day-to-day operations and procedures and supervision of any additional staff.
Draft correspondence, meeting agendas, meeting minutes and reports. Ensure appropriate distribution as required by Lions Clubs International and the Council of Governors.
Prepare documents required for distribution to appropriate Lions in the state including but not limited to directories, policy manuals, credentialing, ballots, newsletters and correspondence.
Serve as the liaison between the Lions of Colorado and the public.
Prepare financial reports and budgets. Prepare and submit necessary state and federal reports and documents including payroll taxes, income taxes, workers compensation, liability insurance and bonding.
Manage all facets of accounts payable and receivable.
Plan and set up various meetings/events, including registrations and logistical concerns.
Assist with all facets of planning and administration of the State and any locally hosted International events, as needed.
Qualifications and Requirements:
Strong organizational skills with the ability to work effectively and proactively with a minimum of direction and juggle multiple demands simultaneously.
Strong communication and people skills are required. Effective interface with the Council of Governors, Colorado Lions and the general public is essential.
Proven ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with attention to detail while maintaining professionalism and meeting deadlines.
Complete proficiency with Microsoft Office and QuickBooks
Proficient with various technologies and platforms including websites and video and audio conferencing.
Highly ethical individual with the ability to maintain confidentiality and make a positive impact on the organization.
Membership in Lions Clubs International a plus.
Classification
Nonexempt, part-time 20-25 hours/week
Position open
June 15, 2020
Salary range
$20-$25/hour
Detailed job description available upon request.
Lions of Colorado, Multiple District 6 is an equal opportunity employer.
To apply: Submit resume and cover letter by May 31 to: colionsresume@gmail.com
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