Timothy P. Boyko
P.O. Box 155
Charlevoix, Michigan
231-237-0000
timothyboyko@gmail.com
timboyko.com
Profile:
Successful leader with mastery of group dynamics.
Demonstrated ability to lead people to consensus.
Relaxed and poised presenter of information.
Positive relationships with local networks: business, government, faith based, affinity groups and service organizations.
Ability to maintain perspective and humor when dealing with stressful situations.
Education:
Albion College
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Albion MI
Series Seven License NYSE
Fund Raising Management Certificate
The Center of Philanthropy at Indiana University
(in progress)
Work Experience:
Manufacture’s Representative
Detroit
Manufacturer’s Representative, Sales Engineer: Provided turnkey material handling systems. Analyzed the needs of manufacturing and distribution facilities. Consulted with design engineers and suppliers to formulate proposals. Priced, wrote and presented proposals to facility management. Oversaw the installation and debugging of systems.
Stockbroker, Registered Representative NYSE
Sales, customer service, financial services
Southfield, Harbor Springs
Registered Representative (stockbroker): Developed and maintained an affluent client base. Made consultative sales to clients: executed timely purchases and sales of a wide variety of investment products. Tracked client satisfaction, scheduled and conducted frequent reviews with clients. Continually updated my knowledge base to stay current with the markets. I was promoted and served for two years as New Issue and Syndicate Manager for Dean Witter’s largest Michigan office. Twelve years experience. Series 7 licensed by the New York Stock Exchange.
Bullfrog Light Company
General Manager
Charlevoix
1995-2000
General Manager, reported to President, COO\HR type responsibility for small manufacturing plant. Managed a 40 person workforce. Led a 64% increase in productivity over a three year period primarily by creating a team leadership/front line decisions making culture. Initiated ergonomic upgrades to all work stations, streamlined material handing, ensured the facility became OSHA compliant.
ServiceMaster
Owner
Charlevoix
2000-2008
Business owner of a nationally franchised disaster restoration and building services company. Responsibilities include, sales and marketing, human resource and project management.
Blue Truck Food
Purveyors and Distributors of fine handcrafted food and drink from Northern Michigan
Owner, Founder
2007-present
Public Service Experience:
Hayes Township Supervisor
Township Supervisor: CEO type responsibilities for a local unit of government in Northern Michigan. Maintained and enhanced a service oriented organization by developing policy and leadership mentoring. Recruited volunteer citizens to serve on various government boards. Mediated settlements of lawsuits. Developed relationships with other government units, i.e. county, state, tribal and federal. Wrote and obtained a Michigan EDC grant. Supervised two part time employees. 6 years experience, elected position. 4 years experience Chair Planning Commission, appointed position. County Road Commissioner, 4 years experience, appointed position.
Norwood Township Supervisor
Appointed (December 26, 2007) to fill remainder of term (December 31, 2008). Tasked to review and reorganize operations. Major goal is to restore trust and relationship with the community.
Charlevoix County Road Commission
Hayes Township Planning Commission chairman
Deacon, Community Reformed Church
Co-chairman Community Reformed Church Building and Grounds Committee
Board Member, Nehemiah House (homeless shelter)
President, Founder Ezra House (homeless shelter)
President, Charlevoix Area Community Pool
Community Leadership:
Current Project: Kitchi-ossining Nature Preserve, (formally the Big Rock Nuclear Plant). I am providing an active leadership role in a grass roots effort to convert 400 acres and 1.5 miles of shoreline on Northern Lake Michigan to a public owned nature preserve. This project began while I was the local Township Supervisor in 2004. Starting with three local citizens this effort has grown into a partnership of Federal, Tribal, State, County and Township governments. This has taken considerable skills including: coalition building, vision casting and persuasive reasoning. Completion of this conversion will have an historic impact demonstrating our ability to safely return a site used for one of our most dangerous forms of energy production into an unrestricted green state open for the enjoyment of all people.
As a leader of a local faith based group, I created a breakout strategy for a homeless shelter in Charlevoix. We cast a vision for the group to use member churches as overnight shelters. This moved the community from discussing to doing. We incorporated as an Ecclesiastical nonprofit, trained volunteers, and engaged a half dozen churches as host churches. We created a methodology for servicing guests and established alliances with other community groups. We eventually rented a flat from the Alano Club and provided meals and overnight shelter at a fixed location.
With the encouragement of the Frey Foundation, our community pool began the process of obtaining long term substantial tax support from the local units of government. During the two terms as President of the Pool Board, I led a group of volunteers that won the approval of two townships and the City of Charlevoix to establish a Recreational Authority. Once this was done we were able to begin the process of getting a millage request on the general election ballot. With the choice now in the people’s hands we embarked on a six month education campaign explaining the history, the services offered and the benefits to the community of the pool. We were successful and will receive over one and one half million dollars in the next ten years.
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