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Shilling, Mona
From: Shilling, Mona
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2011 6:13 PM
To: Willmore, Doug
Cc: Cullen, Deborah; Domann, Cathy
Subject: FW: Documentation related to Alliance Resource Consulting LLC
Attachments: Alliance Resource Consulting 3.pdf; Alliance Resource Consulting 1.pdf; Alliance Resource Consulting 2.pdf; 2010 -08-
26 Alliance Resource Consulting LLC - Proposal.pdf; 2010 -08 -18 Ltr to Executive Search Firm - Request for
Proposal.pdf; 2010 -09 -07 CC Agenda Packet - ITEM #15.pdf
Doug,
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From: Shilling, Mona
Sent: Monday, August 29, 20116:12 PM
To: Brann, Don (Council Member)
Cc: Domann, Cathy; Cullen, Deborah; Dijkstra, Martha; Garcia, Angelina
Subject: Documentation related to Alliance Resource Consulting LLC
Don,
Follow -up to our conversation; per your request, attached is the documentation related to the Executive Search Firm for the recruitment of
our new Ct`ty Manager, Doug Willmore. As discussed previously„ an actual agreement between the City of El Segundo and Alliance
Resource Consulting LLC does not exist. This was verified with staff here at the City and Sherrill Uyeda and Linda Kann at Alliance
Resource Consulting LLC. The following is attached for your files;
• Letter to Alliance Resource Consulting LLC requesting a Proposals, 2010 -08 -18
• Proposal from Alliance Resource Consulting LLC, 2010 -08 -26
• Staff Report to Council, 2010 -09 -07
• Three Invoices from Resource Consulting LLC and copies City checks issued to Resource Consulting LLC for payment;
• Invoice 3, 2010 -12 -03
• Invoice 2, 2011 -01 -20
• Invoice 1, 2011 -02 -25
If you have any questions please call.
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Human Resources
August 18, 2010
Elected Officials:
Eric N. Busch,
Mayor
Bill Fisher
Mayor Pro rem
Via Overnight Mall Return R cei t
Carl Jacobson,
Council Member
Dort Brann,
Council Member
Suzanne ilMe'•
Counc�T Member
Mr. Eric Middleton
Cindy Monesen,
Alliance Resource Consultin g
Ralph e,
400 Oceangate, Suite 510
City Tmasurer
bong Beach, CA 90802
Appointed officials:
Dear Mr. Middleton:
Jack Wayt,
City Manager
The City of El Segundo is desirous of retaining an executive search firm to assist us in
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identifying our next City Manager. Council has selected a Council subcommittee to
review proposals and to interview one or more firms. Your firm is one of four in the
competition to land this search.
Department Directors:
Bill Crowe,
AssistanfCify Manager
We would greatly appreciate receiving your response to this Request for Proposals no
Deborah Cullen,
later than Monday, - September 13, 2010. Your written proposal should clearly describe
Robert Hyland,
the Scope of Services you would provide and the proposed cost of the search.
Human R� "°""`s
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Additionally, please identify the individual or individuals who would be providing services
° Chief
and a summary of their experience.
Debra Brighton,
Library Services
Greg Carpenter,
Planning and Building
Please feel free to give me a call at (310) 524 -2335 or contact me via e-mail at
Mitch Tavae ra,
wav
bh la nd(&elsea undo. or if you have any questions.
Police Chief
Stephanle Ralsouleas,
Public Works
Robed Cummings,
Recreation BParks
Sincerely,
www.alsegundo.org
Robert Hyland
Director of Human Resources
Copy: Eric Busch, Mayor
Don Brann, Council Member
350 Main Street, El Segundo, California 90245 -3893
Phone (390) 524.2337 FAX (310)322 -6053
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August 26, 2010
VIA HAND DELIVERY
Members of the Selection Committee
c/o Mr. Robert Hyland
Director of Human Resources
City of El Segundo
350 Main Street
El Segundo, CA 90245 -3813
Dear Members of the Selection Committee,
Thank you for contacting us. Alliance Resource Consulting is excited to submit this proposal to
assist the City of El Segundo in its efforts to recruit and screen candidates for the position of
City Manager. Enclosed is our proposal which outlines how we would partner with your
organization to recruit the best individuals. We will describe our proposed approach and the
steps we will take to accomplish the recruitment within your desired timeframe. If you desire
some modification of our work program, we would be pleased to discuss this with you.
Alliance Resource Consulting's corporate motto is "The Power of Partnership." We take this
seriously and have built our reputation on providing services of the highest quality. Alliance
Resource Consulting was formed in 2004 when our executive search consultants acquired the
highly regarded executive search practice of one of the largest public sector
consulting /government services companies in the United States. At Alliance Resource
Consulting, we are building on the excellent reputation and commitment to service that were the
cornerstones of the previous practice. With the innovative use of technology and a commitment
to forming enduring partnerships with our clients, Alliance Resource Consulting is committed to
setting a new standard for the industry.
We will be happy to answer any additional questions you may have. We look forward with great
interest to working with you on this very important assignment.
Sincerely,
Eric J. Middleton
Managing Partner
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400 Oca:ANwip, WTE 310
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Human Resources
August 18, 2010
Elected Officials:
Eric K. Busch,
Mayor
Bill Fisher
Mayor Pro Tem
Via Overnight Mall Return Receipt
Carl Jacobson,
Council Member
Darr Brann,
Council Member
Suzanne Fuentes,
Councr7 Member
Mr. Eric Middleton
CindyMortesen,
Alliance Resource Consultin g
City Clerk
Ralph J.anphere,
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400 Oceangate, Suite 510
City Treasurer
song Beach, CA 90802
Appointed officials:
Dear Mr. Middleton:
Jack Wayt,
City Manager
The City of El Segundo is desirous of retaining an executive search firm to assist us in
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identifying our next City Manager. Council has selected a Council subcommittee to
review proposals and to interview one or more firms. Your firm is one of four in the
competition to land this search.
Department Directors:
Bill Crowe,
Assistanf
We would greatly appreciate receiving your response to this Request for Proposals no
Cullen, y Manager
Deborah Cullen,
later than Monday, September 13, 2010. Your written proposal should clearly describe
Finance
Robert Hyland,
the Scope of Services you would provide and the proposed cost of the search.
Human Resources
Kevin smith,
Additionally, please identify the individual or individuals who would be providing services
Fire Chief
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and a summary of their experience.
Brighton,
Library Services
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Please feel free to give me a call at (310) 524 -2335 or contact me via e-mail at
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Mitch Tavera,
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Police Chief
Stephanie Kelsoulass,
Public Works
Robert Cummings,
Recreation & Parks
Sincerely,
www.elsegundo.org
Robert Hyland
Director of Human Resources
Copy: Eric Busch, Mayor
Don Brann, Council Member
350 Main Street, El Segundo, California 90245 -3813
Phone (310) 524.2337 FAX (370)322 -6053
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OUR,
.ALLIANCE It is our understanding that the City of El Segundo wishes to engage
RESOURCE CONSULTING LLC an executive search firm to assist in the recruitment of the City
THE POWER or PARTNERSHIP Manager,
The City of El Segundo is a charming, 5.46 square mile beach
community with a dynamic mix of residential and business districts.
Its daytime population exceeds 70,000 and its nighttime residential
population is approximately 17,000. The City is a key employment
center for high technology industry and headquarters for many
companies, including Unocal, Mattel Toys, Merisel, Raytheon,
Northrop - Grumman, Xerox, Computer Sciences Corporation, and the
Chevron Oil Company.
Located in southwest Los Angeles County, the City is adjacent to the
Pacific Ocean and borders Los Angeles International Airport. El
Segundo is a full - service, general law city with a Council- Manager
form of government. Its structure includes five elected Council
Members and a professional City Manager.
Alliance Resource
2— FIRM L I F I T O S
Consulting prides itself
on its commitment to
customer service to
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both the client and the
candidates.
in 2004, Alliance Resource Consulting acquired the national
executive recruiting practice of MAXIMUS. We are committed to
providing our clients with the highest caliber of service in the
industry, Our team of dedicated professionals utilizes custom -built
state -of -the -art technology in conducting a search.
We are based out of Long Beach, California and are the only firm in
California to provide unlimited on -site client visits to in -state clients.
We also have an office in Palo Alto, California.
Our current staffing is:
Eric Middleton – Founding Partner
Sherrill Uyeda – Founding Partner
Syldy Tom – Consultant
Richard Kaplan – Research Consultant
Linda Kann – Special Projects
This recruitment will be led by Eric Middleton and will be assisted by
Sherrill Uyeda. Mr. Middleton will have final responsibility for all work
on this engagement. Biographies can be found in Appendix C, and
references can be found in Appendix D.
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2.2 OUR EXPERIENCE
We believe we are exceptionally well qualified to assist you. We
have extensive nationwide experience recruiting chief executives for
local government ranging small to large organizations. Currently, we
are recruiting the city managers for the City of East Palo Alto (CA),
the City of Maywood (CA), the City of Sanger (CA), and the City of
Moreno Valley (CA). We recently completed the City Manager
recruitments for the City of Fresno (CA), the City of Stockton (CA),
the City of Santa Monica (CA), the City of Pacific Grove (CA) and the
City of Anaheim (CA).
In the last six months to three years, we have completed the
following recruitments:
a Chief Administrative Officer- Butte County, CA
a City Manager - City of Carlsbad, CA
a City Manager - City of Compton, CA
Assistant City Manager- City of Concord, CA
■ Assistant City Manager - City of Dallas, TX
City Manager - City of Gaithersburg, MD
City Manager - City of Hesperia, CA
• City Manager - City of Hillsboro, OR
■ City Manager - City of Inglewood, CA
« Assistant City Manager - City of Irvine, CA
City Manager - City of La Palma, CA
s Assistant City Manager - City of Lancaster, CA
City Manager - City of Monterey Park, CA
• Chief Administrative Officer - Los Angeles County, CA
• City Manager -- City of Long Beach, CA
• City Administrator - City of Placentia, CA
• City Manager- City of San Bernardino, CA
• City Manager- City of San Jose, CA
• City Manager - City of Yorba Linda, CA
Our ability to carry out the work required is heavily dependent on our
past experience in providing similar services to others, and we
expect to continue such work in the future. It should be noted that all
of these recruitments were completed on time and within budget.
We will preserve the confidential nature of any information received
from you or developed during the work in accordance with our
established professional standards.
We assure you that we will devote our best efforts to carrying out the
work required. The results obtained, our recommendations and any
written material we provide will be our best judgment based on the
information available to us and our liability, if any shall not be greater
than the amount paid to us for the services rendered.
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2.3 ADVANTAGES OF OUR FIRM
Relative to your present search requirements, we believe the
principal advantages in using our firm and what may differentiate us
from the others are:
a Our specialization in public sector executive search on a
nationwide basis;
a Our extensive experience recruiting senior level chief executives
in local government;
■ Our PROACTIVE recruitment of candidates who may not be
seeking new employment and would not normally respond to
routine advertising or who may come from non - traditional
sources;
0 Our ability to develop and meet recruitment timeline to fit your
needs;
Our candidate application system AND client access feature that
allows our clients contact to obtain real time candidate
information;
Our track record of success in placing senior level executives in
particularly sensitive and highly responsible/accountable
positions;
a The quality of our work and the fact that most of our clients have
retained our services on more than one engagement;
a Our proven ability to identify and recommend qualified female
and minority candidates;
a Our reputation among clients and candidates for timely
communication and documentation (e.g., acknowledgement of
receipt of candidate application, client status reports, candidate
interviews, client meetings and candidate feedback), and
a The thoroughness of our documented reference, intereet and
background checks. We request very specific references from
candidates and supplement our reports with information
gathered from available information sources such as Lexis-
Nexis, Google web, images and blog searches, and newspapers,
3 - RECRUITMENT
(Recruitment METHODOLOGY & APPRO.CH
Alliance Resource Consulting believes that we are an extension of
PProcess your organization. As such, we work within your expectations and
guidelines. Our objective is to find the best qualified candidates.
While notices in professional joumals may be helpful, many of the
best candidates must be sought out and their interest encouraged.
Our general familiarity with the City, knowledge of the field and our
relationships with professional organizations make us well qualified
to assist you.
Our clients have found that we are able to:
Protect the confidentiality of the information discussed with or
received from the client.
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• Build consensus among those involved in the hiring process,
• Develop the appropriate specifications for a position,
• Encourage the interest of top -level people who would otherwise
be reluctant to respond to an advertisement.
• Preserve the confidentiality of inquiries, consistent with State
public disclosure and open meeting laws.
• Save a considerable amount of time for client staff in developing
and responding to candidates.
• Independently and objectively assess the qualifications and
suitability of candidates for the particular position for which we
are recruiting.
• Adhere to client's budget expectations.
If you desire to retain us for a full and thorough recruitment process,
we will do the following for your recruitment:
3.1 STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT
We will interview members of the Search Committee and other client
contacts to obtain a detailed understanding of the position, key goals
and challenges, and organizational culture. We will also discuss
expectations regarding desirable training, experience and personal
characteristics of candidates. In addition, should you request it, we
will conduct/facilitate community outreach meetings and focus group
discussions.
We also have experience creating and managing community
surveys, should the City want input from its constituents. We will
also gather /review relevant information about the City, such as
budgets, organization and/or department goals, organization charts,
etc.
Once our findings have been summarized, we will submit a
Recruitment Profile with the desired qualifications and characteristics
for your approval. The Recruitment Profile that will be sent to
potential candidates will include information about the City, the job
and the criteria established by you. Sample Recruitment Profiles are
enclosed.
3.2 ACTIVE RECRUITMENT
Once you have approved the Recruitment Profile, we will actively
seek out individuals who meet the client's expectations. To achieve
the best response, we will take a three -prong approach to attracting
candidates:
1. Direct Contact— We will mail invitations and recruitment profiles
to targeted individuals in comparable organizations at the
appropriate level. These invitations will be followed up with direct
phone calls to potential candidates to gauge interest.
2. Internal "Job Alert" — Over the past six years, we have
developed an active database of over 11,000 candidates who
are active in various public sector positions. Through our
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innovative and custom technology, we will send a new "job alert"
to all our registered users in the Alliance Resource Consulting
candidate application program. Prospective candidates will be
contacted via email with a link to the PDF version of the
Recruitment Profile.
3. Advertisements — We will place job advertisements in the
appropriate professional journals and on -line sites.
As a matter of corporate policy, we do not discriminate against any
applicant for employment on the basis of race, religion, creed, age,
color, marital status, sex, sexual preference, disabilities, medical
condition, veteran status or national origin. A substantial percentage
of the placements made by our firm have been minority or female
candidates.
Frequent communication with our clients is a hallmark of our fin-n.
While consultants will provide regular updates on the progress of
your search, you will also be able to access up -to -date 'real time'
information regarding your search from our secure website.
3.3 CANDIDATE EVALUATION
We will review, acknowledge and evaluate all resumes received.
Candidate evaluation will begin with an analysis based upon criteria
contained in the Recruitment Profile, information contained in the
resumes submitted to us, and our knowledge of the people and
organizations in which they work.
The next phase in candidate evaluation will be based upon additional
information we receive from the qualified group of candidates. We
will utilize various resources and tools of the firm such as written
supplemental information questionnaires. Telephone interviews will
be conducted with the most promising candidates to gain a better
understanding of their backgrounds.
3.4 PROGRESS REPORT MEETING
Upon completion of phase two of our candidate evaluation, we will
assemble and submit a progress report of the leading candidates to
you. This report will include summary resumes, supplemental
information, and the original resumes of those candidates we believe
to be best qualified for the position. Supplemental information on a
candidate typically includes: the size of the organization for which
the person works, reporting relationships, budget responsibility, the
number of people supervised, related experience and reasons for
interest in the position. Any other specific information will be dictated
by the criteria set forth in the Recruitment Profile.
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The purpose of our progress report is two -fold. It allows you an
opportunity to review the candidates prior to the conclusion of the
search and allows us to receive feedback on the caliber of the
candidates recruited. In this way, you will not be surprised by the
candidates, as you will have seen their qualifications prior to the final
interviews. In addition, at this point we will have conducted a news
article /periodical records check and internet check on each of the
presented candidates. Of course, we are flexible and may consider
other individuals as final candidates who are subsequently identified
and were not included in the progress report.
3.5 PRELIMINARY INTERVIEWS
We will interview (either in person or via video - conference) those
candidates identified by you to be the leading candidates. We will
conduct a preliminary interview with questions that focus on the
selection criteria. Additionally, we will verify degrees and
certifications continue to monitor newspaper articles and internet
mentions using Lexis - Nexis and the internet.
As part of our process in evaluating candidates, we make telephone
reference checks. In conducting these references, it is our practice
to speak directly with individuals who are, or have been, in a position
to evaluate the candidate's performance on the job. These
references and our evaluations provide you with a frank, objective
appraisal of the candidates. We will conduct preliminary references
on candidates to be interviewed, and will finalize these for the top
one or two candidates.
3.6 CLIENT INTERVIEWS & INTERVIEW
BOOKS
We will assist you in scheduling final candidates for interview with
your organization, and will send the candidates packets of
information which we obtain from you should you request it (e.g.,
information about the organization and the geographic area,
budgets, etc.).
We will prepare final Interview Books for the selection panel. These
books will include interviewing /selection tips, suggested interview
questions, and rating forms for your use. Candidates will not be
ranked, for we believe it will then be a matter of chemistry between
you and the candidates.
We will also be on -site for the interview day(s). We will brief the
interview panel at the start of the interviews and will facilitate the
process throughout the day. After the last candidate interview, we
will assist you in a "debriefing" immediately following the interviews.
Once we finalize references on the top one or two candidates, and
conduct credit/criminal /civil litigation /motor vehicle record checks
through an outside service, we will provide you with a detailed,
Candidate Evaluation Report Summary written report.
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3.7 SPECIAL ASSISTANCE
Our efforts do not conclude with presentation of the final report. We
are committed to you until a successful placement is made. Services
that are routinely provided include:
■ Arranging the schedule of interviews and the associated logistics
for final candidates;
Advising on starting salary, fringe benefits, relocation trends and
employment packages;
a Acting as a liaison between client and candidate in discussing
offers and counter offers;
Conducting a final round of reference checking with current
employers (if not previously done for reasons of confidentiality);
and
Notifying unsuccessful candidates, who were not recommended
for interview, of the decision.
a Following up with the client and the selected candidate once
he/she has joined the organization to ensure a smooth transition.
OUR CLIENT" LE
The client has a very important role in the recruitment process.
While we may identify and recommend qualified candidates, it is the
client who must make the decision about which candidate to hire.
In order to insure that the best candidates are available from which
to choose, our clients should be willing to do the following:
• Clearly inform us about matters relevant to the search that you
wish to keep confidential (e.g., salary, personnel issues, and
other privileged information);
• Supply us with the names of people you have previously
interviewed / considered for this position;
• Forward to us copies of the resumes you receive, to avoid
duplication of effort;
• Provide feedback to Alliance Resource Consulting regarding the
information and recommendations provided by us;
• Promptly decide upon and follow up in scheduling interviews with
the most promising candidates; and
• Assist in providing information to candidates that will enable
them to make their career decisions.
Uphold confidentiality (while respecting relevant state laws about
open disclosure) to protect the integrity of the recruitment
process, as well as the candidate's involvement.
By doing the above, we will maximize the likelihood of mutual
success.
Finally, please be reminded that the United States Immigration
Reform and Control Act of 1986 requires that all employers verify an
employee's eligibility to work in the United States. Since Alliance
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Resource Consulting cannot serve as your agent in this matter, your
hiring process should include this verification procedure.
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The following is a typical schedule to conduct a thorough
recruitment. However, we would be pleased to modify this to meet
your needs:
September
Meet with the appropriate individuals
to gather background information.
Late September
Develop and obtain approval for the
Recruitment Profile.
Develop a list of potential candidates
to target.
Prepare and place advertisements, if
desired.
October
Active recruitment— solicit, receive
and acknowledge resumes.
Late October
Evaluate resumes and gather
supplemental information. Submit
progress report and meet with you to
review leading candidates.
November
Verify degrees and certifications,
conduct preliminary references and
interview the best qualified
candidates.
Mid to Late November Submit final report and initiate the
interview process with you.
Following Interviews Finalize references, conduct
credit/criminal1civil litigation /motor
vehicle record checks, and assist with
negotiations.
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6.1 TECHNOLOGY
Alliance Resource Consulting is the only firm to utilize a custom -built
'online" client/candidate management system. This custom system
allows candidates to input their resumes and cover letters on our
website. (For candidates who wish to email or mail us a hard copy of
their resume, we will input the information for them.)
One of the benefits of our system is that our consultants are able to
access this information regardless of where they are staffed. In
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addition, our client contact is assigned a username and password
and is able to check the latest applicant list in real -time.
One of our strengths is our use of social media to best market the
recruitment. We have active accounts on Twitter and Facebook.
The use of social media allows us to contact our network and
"followers" to alert them to our recruitment announcements,
informational updates and reminders. It allows us to stay one step
ahead of our competitors.
Alliance Resource Consulting is always searching for new ways
technology can help us save our client's money. One way we do this
is our use of Skype. Should we have to videoconference a
candidate, we are able to use a webcam and videoconference our
candidates for free. Our innovative ways have set us apart from our
more traditional competitors.
6.2 DIVERSITY OUTREACH
Striving for diversity in our recruitments is a hallmark of our firm. We
use a variety of sources for outreach to various minority communities
to ensure the desired diversity of our candidate pool. In addition to
our personal contacts in various minority communities, we advertise
our positions in publications that target minorities in government and
further publicize the position through minority organizations such as
Blacks in Government and the International Hispanic Network. To
ensure a diverse pool, we also create a recruiting list of qualified
candidates from communities that have a comparable level of
diversity as our client's community.
Recently, we created lists for comparable diversity during
recruitments for the City Administrator for the City of Inglewood (CA),
the Assistant City Manager for the City of Irvine (CA), the City
Manager for the City of Calexico (CA), and the City Manager for the
City of Marina (CA). The final pool for the City of Irvine included
three women among the six finalists. We also collect Equal
Employment Opportunity (EEO) information on our candidate pool,
This information is accessible to our clients in real time on our
company website.
6.3 STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH
Our firm has used several methods, including stakeholder meetings,
community forums and surveys, for stakeholder outreach in a
number of previous recruitments. For example, for the City of San
Josh City Manager recruitment, our consultants facilitated 13
community outreach meetings where citizens were invited to attend
and express their opinions about what they were looking for in city
manager candidates. For the City of Alexandria's City Manager
recruitment, we also met with special interest groups such as
business leaders, Chamber of Commerce members and historic
preservation groups.
During the recruitment of the City Administrator for the City of
Huntington Beach (CA), our lead consultant met with each
councilperson, each department head, conducted an open citizen
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forum and a forum for a group of stakeholders comprised of two
citizens recommended by each councilperson. For the City Manager
recruitment conducted for the City of Duarte (CA), our consultants
conducted a community panel as well. Our previous experience in
stakeholder outreach makes our firm very qualified to conduct the
meetings with the Mayor's Office and City Council Members as well
as facilitate multiple stakeholder outreach forums throughout the City
that your request for proposal outlined.
Lastly„ our firm has significant experience in creating community
surveys should you wish to provide this option to your community.
We have utilized surveys for many of our recruitments, fast year, for
the first time, we provided a survey to our client's citizens in three
different languages, The surveys can be accessed on -line, or at our
office and our client's office..
Our fee will be split between four invoices. The first invoice is an
°'engagement fee" of $2,000 and will be due once the professional
services agreement has been signed. After that, we will submit three
equal monthly invoices for the remaining fees, plus an amount for
expenses, due and payable upon receipt. We do NOT base our fees
on a percentage of the City Manager's salary.
Our billing schedule on a retained professional fee (and based not on
an hourly rate) is as follows:
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finalists
Please note that this is a standard billing schedule and can be
modified as requested.
You may discontinue this assignment at any time by written
notification. In the unlikely event that this occurs, you will be billed
for all expenses incurred to the date of the cancellation, and for
professional fees based upon the time elapsed from the
commencement of the assignment to the date of cancellation. If a
cancellation occurs within the first 30 days of the assignment,
following either verbal or written authorization to proceed, one -third
of the professional fee will be due. If a cancellation occurs
thereafter, the fee beyond the first one -third will be prorated based
upon the number of calendar days which have elapsed. If a
cancellation occurs after 90 days, all professional fees will be due in
full.
GUARANTEE
We are committed to working with you until a placement is made,
however, if the selected candidate (if recommended by us for hire,
and other than an internal candidate) should be terminated within
eighteen months from the date of hire, we will redo the search for no
additional professional fee. Naturally, we would expect to be
reimbursed for any expenses that might be incurred.
8 -ALLIANCE SUMMARY
Thank you for reviewing our proposal. Should you decide to retain
Alliance Resource Consulting for your executive search needs, we
will do the following:
Partner with you and act as an extension of your organization;
Define a recruitment strategy and timeline, develop a recruitment
profile and attract/research prospective candidates;
Conduct a multi - layered candidate screening analysis on the
applicants;
Communicated frequently and on -time with both the client and
candidates;
r Allow client contacts to access the recruitment database in real
time from remote sites;
Interview and screen leading finalists;
Facilitate the client interview process; and
a Complete the candidate selection and closure of recruitment.
Our firm's motto is "the Power of Partnership" and we are committed
to adding value to your organization's goals and mission. We bring
an ethical, transparent and well- documented recruitment process to
all our clients.
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For your convenience:
Eric Middleton Office: (562) 901 -0769 x330
Fax: (562) 901 -3082
Cell Phone: (310) 594 -4558
E -mail: iddleto fignggLc.qgm
Skype: eric- middleton
Sherrill Uyeda Office: (562) 901 -0769 x331
Fax: (650) 521 -0024
Cell Phone: (310) 592 -8847
E -mail: su ed all an r
Skype: sherrill.uyeda.marquardt
ALLIANCE RESOURCE CONSULTING LLC
400 Oceangate, Suite 510
Long Beach, CA 90802
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City Manager
Casa Grande. City of
City Manager
Coconino County
County Manager
Glendale, City of
City Manager
Maricopa County
County Administrative Officer
Mesa, City of
City Manager
Paradise Valley, Town of
Town Manager
Phoenix, City of
City Manager
Pima County
County Manager
Prescott, City of
City Manager
Scottsdale, City of
City Manager
Tucson, City of
City Manager
CALIFORNIA, STATE OF
Alameda, City of
City Manager
Alameda County
County Administrator (1981)
Albany, City of
City Administrator
Anaheim, City of
City Manager
Arcadia, City of
City Manager
Atascadero, City of
City Manager
Atherton, City of
City Manager
Bakersfield, City of
City Manager
Baldwin Park, City of
City Manager
Bell, City of
City Administrative Officer
Belmont, City of
City Manager
Berkeley, City of
City Manager (1981)
Beverly Hills, City of
City Manager
Big Bear Lake, City of
City Manager
Blythe, City of
City Manager
Brea, City of
City Manager (1982)
Buellton, City of
City Manager
Buena Park, City of
City Manager
Burbank, City of
City Manager (1982)
Butte County
County Administrative Officer
Calistoga, City of
City Manager
Camarillo, City of
City Manager
Campbell, City of
City Manager
Carmel -by -the -Sea, City of
City Manager
Carson, City of
City Administrator (9982) & (1999)
Cathedral City, City of
City Manager
Chino Hills, City of
City Manager
Citrus Heights, City of
City Manager
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Coachella, City of
City Manager
Concord, City of
City Manager
Contra Costa County
County Administrator (1978), (2003)
Corona, City of
City Manager
Coronado, City of
City Manager
Corte Madera, Town of
Town Manager (1983)
Culver City, City of
Chief Administrative Officer
Cypress, City of
City Manager
Dana Point, City of
City Manager
Del Mar, City of
City Manager
Desert Hot Springs, City of
City Manager
Diamond Bar, City of
City Manager
East Palo Alto, City of
City Manager
El Cajon, City of
City Manager
El Dorado County
Chief Administrative Officer
Encinitas, City of
City Manager
Fairfield, City of
City Manager
Fontana, City of
City Manager
Fresno, City of
City Manager
Fresno County
County Administrative Officer
Galt, City of
City Manager
Glendale, City of
City Manager
Glendora, City of
City Manager
Grover Beach, City of
City Administrator
Hanford, City of
City Manager
Hawthorne, City of
City Manager
Hemet, City of
City Manager
Hercules, City of
City Manager
Hesperia, City of
City Manager
Hidden Hills, City of
City Manager
Humboldt County
Chief Administrative Officer
Huntington Beach, City of
City Administrator
Indio, City of
City Manager
Inglewood, City of
Administrative Officer
Irwindale, City of
City Manager
King City, City of
City Manager
La Quinta, City of
City Manager
Laguna Hills, City of
City Manager
Laguna Niguel, City of
City Manager
Lathrop, City of
City Manager
Lawndale, City of
City Manager
Lincoln, City of
City Administrator
Livermore, City of
City Manager
Lomita, City of
City Administrator
Long Beach, City of
City Manager
Los Alamitos, City of
City Manager
Los Altos Hills, Town of
City Manager
Los Angeles County
Chief Administrative Officer
Malibu, City of
City Manager
Mammoth Lakes, Town of
Town Manager
Marin County
County Administrator
Marina, City of
City Manager
Mariposa County
County Administrative Officer
Martinez, City of
City Manager
Marysville, City of
City Administrator
Menlo Park, City of
City Manager
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Milpitas, City of
City Manager
Modesto, City of
City Manager
Monrovia, City of
City Manager
Monterey County
County Administrator
Monterey Park, City of
City Manager
Moreno Valley, City of
City Manager
Morgan Hill, City of
'City Manager
Mountain View, City of
City Manager
Needles, City of
City Manager
Nevada County
County Administrator
Norco, City of
City Manager
Novato, City of
City Manager
Oakland, City of
City Manager
Ontario, City of
City Manager
Orange, City of
City Manager
Orinda, City of
City Manager
Oxnard, City of
City Manager
Palm Springs, City of
City Manager
Palo Alto, City of
City Manager
Park City, City of
City Manager
Paso Robles, City of
City Manager
Piedmont, City of
City Administrator
Pittsburg, City of
City Manager
Pleasanton, City of
City Manager
Pomona, City of
City Manager
Porterville, City of
City Manager
Rancho Palo Verdes, City of
City Manager
Redding, City of
City Manager
Redlands, City of
City Manager
Redondo Beach, City of
City Manager
Redwood City, City of
City Manager
Ridgecrest, City of
City Administrator
Riverside, City of
City Manager
Riverside County
County Administrative Officer
Rolling Hills, City of
City Manager
Sacramento County
County Executive
Salinas, City of
City Manager
San Buenaventura, City of
City Manager
San Clemente, City of
City Manager
San Diego, City of
City Manager
San Diego County
County Manager
San Fernando, City of
City Administrative Officer
San Gabriel, City of
City Manager
San Jacinto, City of
City Manager
San Joaquin County
County Administrator
San Jose, City of
City Manager
San Luis Obispo County
County Administrative Officer
San Mateo County
County Manager
Santa Ana, City of
City Manager
Santa Clarita, City of
City Manager
Santa Monica, City of
City Manager
Selma, City of
City Manager
Shasta County
County Administrative Officer
Signal Hill, City of
City Manager
Solvang, City of
City Administrative Officer
Sonoma County
County Administrator
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FLORIDA, STATE OF
Alachua County
County Manager
South Lake Tahoe, City of
City Manager
South Pasadena, City of
City Manager
South San Francisco, City of
City Manager
Stanton, City of
City Manager
Sunnyvale, City of
City Manager
Tehachapi, City of
City Manager
Temecula, City of
City Manager
Thousand Oaks, City of
City Manager
Tracy, City of
City Manager
Truckee, City of
City Manager
Tulare, City of
City Manager
Tulare County
County Executive
Turlock, City of
City Manager
Vallejo, City of
City Manager
Ventura County
Chief Administrative Officer
Visalia, City of
City Manager
Vista, City of
City Manager
Walnut, City of
City Manager
Walnut Creek, City of
City Manager
West Covina, City of
City Manager
West Hollywood, City of
City Manager
Westminster, City of
City Manager
Whittier, City of
City Manager
Woodland, City of
City Manager
Yorba Linda, City of
City Manager
Yucaipa, City of
City Manager
COLORADO, STATE OF
Arapahoe County
County Administrator
Aurora, City of
City Manager
Avon, City of
City Manager
Boulder, City of
City Manager
Commerce City, City of
City Manager
Estes Park, Town of
Town Administrator
Grand Junction, City of
City Manager
Greenwood Village, City of
City Manager
Lakewood, City of
City Administrative Officer
Longmont, City of
City Manager
Northglenn, City of
City Manager
COLUMBIA, DISTRICT OF
District of Columbia
City Administrator /Deputy Mayor for Operations
District of Columbia Financial
Chief Management Officer
Responsibility & Management
Assistance Authority
FLORIDA, STATE OF
Alachua County
County Manager
Bay County
County Administrator
Boynton Beach, City of
City Manager
Clearwater, City of
City Manager
Fort Lauderdale, City of
City Manager **
Gainesville, City of
City Manager
Hillsborough County
County Administrator
Jupiter, Town of
Town Manager
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Key Biscayne. Village of
Village Manager
Lee County
County Administrator
Marion County
County Administrator
Miami, City of
City Manager
Miami Beach, City of
City Manager
Miami —Dade County
County Manager
Naples, City of
City Manager
Ocala, City of
City Manager
Palm Beach, Town of
Town Manager
Pensacola, City of
City Manager
Riviera Beach, City of
City Manager
Safety Harbor, City of
City Manager
Sarasota, City of
City Manager
Sarasota County
County Administrator
St. Petersburg, City of
City Manager
KANSAS, STATE OF
Emporia, City of City Manager
Sedgwick County County Administrator
Wichita, City of City Manager
MARYLAND, STATE OF
Columbia Association, The President/Chief Executive Officer
Prince George's County Chief Administrative Officer
Rockville, City of City Manager (1985)
MICHIGAN, STATE OF
Ann Arbor, City of
City Administrator (1979)
Bay City, City of
City Manager
Berkley, City of
City Manager
Branch County
County Manager
Essexville, City of
City Manager
Grand Rapids, City of
City Manager
Kalamazoo, City of
City Manager
Kalamazoo County
County Administrator
Saginaw, City of
City Manager
Sandstone, City of
City Manager
St. Joseph, City of
City Manager
Washtenaw County
County Administrator
Ypsilanti, City of
City Manager
OREGON, STATE OF
Ashland, City of
City Administrator
Astoria, City of
City Manager
Coos Bay, City of
City Manager
Corvallis, City of
City Manager
Eugene, City of
City Manager
Grants Pass, City of
City Manager
Hillsboro, City of
City Manager
Lake Oswego, City of
City Manager
Lane County
County Administrator
Medford, City of
City Manager
Milwaukie City of
City Manager
Ontario, City of
City Manager
Pendleton, City of
City Manager
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Redmond, City of City Manager
Roseburg, City of City Manager
Salem, City of City Manager
Tualatin, City of City Manager
Wilsonville, City of City Manager
T'EXAs, STATE OF
City Manager
Brownsville, City of
City Manager
Bryan, City of
City Manager
Carrollton, City of
City Manager
Cedar Park, City of
City Manager
El Paso, City of
Chief Administrative Officer
Gaston County
County Manager
Georgetown, City of
City Manager
Grapevine, City of
City Manager
Longview, City of
City Manager
Orange, City of
City Manager
San Antonio, City of
City Manager
West University Place, City of
City Manager
Woodlands Community Service
President/Chief Executive
VIRGINI& STATE OF
City Manager
Alexandria, City of
City Manager (2004)
Arlington County
County Manager
Chesapeake, City of
City Manager (1980) & (1984)
Chesterfield County
County Administrator (1981)
Fairfax County
County Executive
Richmond, City of
City Manager
Virginia Beach, City of
City Manager
WASHINGTON, STATE OF
Bellevue, City of
City Manager
Kirkland, City of
City Manager
Normandy Park, City of
City Manager
Vancouver, City of
City Manager
`Some searches were conducted by Alliance Resource Consulting when it was known as
MAXIMUS Executive Search.
"Searches in which we assisted with the recruitment process.
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Arcadia, City of
Baldwin Park, City of
Bell, City of
Beverly Hills, City of
Burbank, City of
California State University Long Beach
Foundation
Carson, City of
Castaic Lake Water Agency
Claremont, City of
Compton, City of
Culver City, City of
Diamond Bar, City of
Dominguez Services Corporation
Dominguez Water Corporation
Don Bosco Technical Institute
Downey, City of
El Segundo, City of
Gardena, City of
Gelsons/Mayfair
Glendale, City of
Glendora, City of
Hawthorne, City of
Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles
Industry, City of
Inglewood, City of
Irwindale, City of
Ken Spiker and Associates, Inc.
Lakewood, City of
Los Angeles County Economy and Efficiency
Commission
Los Angeles County Law Library Los Angeles
County Metropolitan Transportation
Authority
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Los Angeles County Transportation Commission
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Housing Authority
Metropolitan Water District of Southern
California
Monrovia, City of
Montebello, City of
Monterey Park, City of
Paramount, City of
Pasadena Senior Center
Pasadena, City of
Pomona, City of
Rancho Palos Verdes, City of
Redondo Beach, City of
Rolling Hills, City of
Rubio Cason Land & Water Association
San Fernando, City of
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments
San Gabriel, City of
San Marino, City of
Santa Clarita, City of
Santa Monica, City of
Signal Hill, City of
South Gate, City of
South Pasadena, City of
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Lawndaie, City of
Lomita, City of
Long Beach, City of
Long Beach Economic Development Bureau
Long Beach Water Department
Long Beach, Port of
Los Angeles, City of
Los Angeles Community Redevelopment
Agency
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County Coroners Department
Los Angeles County Department of Health
Services
Southern California Association of Governments
Torrance, City of
Union Development Company, Inc.
University of California, Los Angeles
Valencia Water Company
Valley County Water District
W.M. Keck Foundation
Walnut, City of
Water Replenishment District of Southern
California
West Covina, City of
West Hollywood, City of
Whittier, City of
"Some searches were conducted by Alliance Resource Consulting when it was known as
MAXIMUS Executive Search,
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APPENDIX -C
BIOGRAPHIES
ERIC 1. MIDDLETON -MANAGING PARTNER
Eric Middleton began his career in executive search in 1999 with MAXIMUS. He is a founding
partner and the Managing Partner of Alliance Resource Consulting LLC. Prior to his career in
executive search, Mr. Middleton spent 13 years with the County of Los Angeles and the City of
Los Angeles During his tenure with Los Angeles County, Mr Middleton held various positions
with the Chief Administrative Office, the County Sheriff, the Office of the District Attorney, the
Department of Public Works and the Probation Department. While with the Probation
Department, Mr. Middleton was instrumental in drafting legislation creating the 1996 Repeat
Offender Prevention Project (AB 2447) an intervention and prevention program targeting at -risk
youth. Immediately prior to joining MAXIMUS, he was the Senior Legislative Deputy to a Los
Angeles City Council Member and served as the senior staff member to the City of Los Angeles
Public Safety Committee. Mr. Middleton has also served as a member of the Los Angeles County
Bar Association Juvenile Court Task Force, legislative staff to the Chief Probation Officers of
California, and as a community member of the Public Safety Advisory Committee to Assembly
Member Robert Hertzberg. In 1993, Mr. Middleton was recognized as a Los Angeles County
Volunteer of the Year for his civic and volunteer involvement. Mr. Middleton also served as a Vice
President of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Chapter of the American Society for Public
Administration (ASPA).
Mr. Middleton has been engaged in over 300 recruitments in most areas of general local
government (e.g., City Management, Public Safety, Community and Economic Development,
Social Services, Public Works, Finance, etc.). Mr. Middleton has also conducted numerous City
Manager recruitments, including the California cities of San Jose, Yorba Linda, Diamond Bar,
Redlands, West Hollywood, Martinez, Marina, Millbrae, Duarte and Huntington Beach.
Mr. Middleton received a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from California State University at
Northridge, and a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Southern
California.
9 SHERRI LL A. UYEDA --- SENIOR PARTNER
Sherrill Uyeda began her career in executive search in 1998 with Norman Roberts & Associates,
Inc., which was acquired by MAXIMUS in 1999. She is currently a founding partner of Alliance
Resource Consulting LLC. Ms. Uyeda has over twelve years of public sector executive search
experience and has completed over 400 recruitments. Ms. Uyeda's professional recruitment
background covers all areas of public sector executive search, including city, state, and regional
government with a successful track record of executive placements. She is experienced in
recruiting in the fields of public utilities, public works, planning, medical, redevelopment, library,
recreation, finance, human and social services, airports and port authorities. Past nationwide
clients have included the Metropolitan Water District, District of Columbia Water and Sewer
Authority, San Antonio Water System, Bay Area Rapid Transit District, Los Angeles Worlds
Airports, New Orleans International Airport, Nashville International Airport and Broward County,
FL Department of Aviation.
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Prior to her executive search experience, Ms. Uyeda worked for Burson - Marsteller. While at
Burson - Marsteller, she worked within the Corporate Practice which focused on global perception
management. She specialized in corporate communications and strategic positioning for
companies such as Sony Pictures Entertainment and Gulfstream Netjets.
Ms. Uyeda graduated from the University of Southern California, with both a Bachelor of Arts
degree in Communication Arts and Sciences and a Master of Public Administration degree.
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CLIENT: City of Stockton, CA
CONTACT: Name: Ann Johnston
Title: Mayor
Phone* (209) 937 -8244
CLIENT: City of Long Beach, CA
CONTACT: Name: Pat West
Title: City Manager
Phone #:: (562) 921 -5521
CLIENT: City of Anaheim, CA
CONTACT: Name: Kristin Ridge
Title: Director of Human Resources
Phone #: (714) 765 -5207
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ALLIANCE
RESOURCE CONSUI:I ING LLC
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400 Oceangate, Suite 510, Long Beach, California 90802
(562) 901 -0769 - FAX: (562) 901 -3082
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EL SEGUNDO CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: September 7, 2010
AGENDA STATEMENT AGENDA HEADING: Consent Agenda
AGENDA DESCRIPTION:
Consideration and possible action to terminate the current City Manager's contract with
Jack Wayt and execute a new City Manager's contract with Jack Wayt for a six month
term while the Council conducts a search for a new city manager. Additionally, authorize
the Mayor to execute a contract with an executive search firm in an amount not to exceed,
$25,000. (Fiscal Impact: Approximately $ 108,000 — City Manager salary, and $20,000
for executive search firm)
RECOMMENDED COUNCIL ACTION:
1. Terminate the existing City Manager's contract effective September 30, 2010;
2. Approve a new contract with the current City Manager for the period of October 1,
2010 through March 31, 2011;
3. Authorize the Mayor to execute a contract with an executive search firm for purposes
of recruiting a new city manager to commence work on or about April 1, 2011.
4. Alternatively, discuss and take other action related to this item.
ATTACHED SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS:
Draft City Manager Contract
FISCAL IMPACT: $133,000
Amount Budgeted: $
Additional Appropriation: N/A
Account Number(s):
ORIGINATED BY: Mark Hensley, City Attorney
REVIEWED BY:
APPROVED BY: .Tack Wayt, City Manager'
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION:
The City Manager's current contract can be terminated as of September 30, 2010. The Council
and City Manager have met in closed session and tentatively mutually agreed to terminate the
contract effective September 30, 2010, and enter into a new contract that provides for the City
Manager to remain with the City through March 31, 2011. As the City Manager will be retiring
from the California Public Employees Retirement System ( "CALPERS ") on September 30,
2010, the City will only be paying the City Manager a base salary and he will not be receiving
any benefits pursuant to the new agreement except a maximum of 100 hours of paid time off.
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The new contract will pay the City Manager $112.50 per hour with a cap of $108,000 for the six
month contract term. This amount was derived by taking the City Manager's current salary
($240,000) and then reducing it by 10 %. In addition to the 10% salary reduction, the City will
realize approximately $58,970 (half of the total annual benefit costs for the City Manager) in
additional savings based upon the City not having to pay for benefits for the City Manager for
six months. The salary and benefit savings equal a total savings of $70,970 (40% savings) from
the current total compensation paid to the City Manager.
A Council subcommittee comprised of Mayor Busch and Council Member Brann is requesting
proposals from executive search firms for purposes of retaining a firm to assist the City in
recruiting a new city manager. It is anticipated the recruitment process will take approximately
six months and the new city manager will commence work for the City on or about April 1,
2011. The executive search firm will assist the City in drafting recruitment brochures, actively
advertising the position and assisting in the selection and background check process. In addition
to seeking candidates that are not currently employed by the City, the Council anticipates that
that current City staff members may wish to, and the Council encourages them to apply for the
position.
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February 25, 2011
Invoice #: ELSEGU -08 -03
Ms. Deborah Cullen
Director of Finance
City of El Segundo
350 Main Street
El Segundo, CA 90245
Final Billing in connection with our executive recruitment assignment to locate a City Manager:
PROFESSIONAL FEE:
TOTAL DUE AND PAYABLE
$5,332.00
Please make check payable to Alliance Resource Consulting LLC and mail to us at 400
Oceangate, Suite 510, Long Beach, CA 90802. Thank you.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OFFICE
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Tel: (562)901.0769 . Fax: (562)901 -3032
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OFFICE
223 HAMILTON AVamm 3' FLOOR
PALO ALTO, CALIFORMA 94301
Tel: (650) 296 -1032 . Fax. (630) 521-0024
Websile: wwwAlliameresourceconsulting com . E -mail: info&llianceRC.com
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January 20, 2011
Invoice #: ELSEGU -08 -02
Ms. Deborah Cullen
Director of Finance
City of El Segundo
350 Main Street
El Segundo, CA 90245
ALLIANCE
RESOURCE CONSULTING LLC
T H E P O W E R OF P A R T N E R S H I P
Second Billing in connection with our executive recruitment assignment to locate a City
Manager:
PROFESSIONAL FEE: $5,334.00
REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES:
Accounting
$405.00
Advertising
814.00
Airfare
211.17
Auto Expense
343.72
Background Checks/Research
154.42
Candidate Sourcing
1,067.50
Meals
36.95
Other Expenses
862.41
Photocopying
207.93
Postage /Courier /Fax
116.22
Recruitment Profiles
1,671.88
Telephone/intemet
789.7
Total Reimbursable Expenses
$6.680.96
Total Contract Amount for Reimbursable Expenses $6,500.00
Amount due this billing $6.500;00
TOTAL DUE AND PAYABLE
Please make check payable to Alliance Resource Consulting LLC and mail to us at 400
Oceangate, Suite 510, Long Beach, CA 90802. Thank you.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OFFICE
4000CEANGATF- Surra 510
Low BFAcK CAuFomm 90902
Tel: (562) 901 -0769 . Fax: (562) 901 -3092
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OFFICE
229 HAMILTON Avenue, 3— FLooR
PALO ALTO, CAUFoRmA 44301
Tel: (650) 296.1032 . Fax: (650) 521 -0024
Websiw www .allianceresoureeconwlling.com . E -mail: info@allianccRC.com
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CITY OF EL SEGUNDO UNION BANK VENDOR NO DATE CHECK NUMBER 1210
350 MAIN STREET OF CALIFORNIA
EL SEGUNDO, CA 90245 Los Angeles, CA 90071 08703 02/03/2011 2580882
Void After 180 Days
PAY Eleven Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty Four Dollars and No Cents
TO THE
ALLIANCE RESOURCE, CONSULTING LLC
ORDER 400 OCEANGATE
OF SUITE 510
LONG BEACH, CA 90802
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T H E P O W E R OF P A R T N E R S H I P
December 3, 2010
Invoice #: ELSEGU -08 -01
Mr. Robert Hyland
Director of Human Resources
Human Resources
City of El Segundo
350 Main Street
El Segundo, CA 90245
First Billing in connection with our executive recruitment assignment to locate a City Manager:
PROFESSIONAL FEE:
TOTAL DUE AND PAYABLE
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