Post by kevinkagy on Jun 28, 2007 17:46:03 GMT -5
Good news! I hope she brings more positive publicity and exposure to not only here in South Florida but all over the country.
I was wondering though, lately, we've been hiring a lot of new staff for obviously the new College of Medicine but for most of our major sports, a new AD, many research fields, and all of them to be considered "extremely well-experienced" and highly-regarded. My question is, how much money exactly is the administration paying to get all these top candidates? I'm assuming we're paying millions to get them, but I mean it's all good for the university I guess, GO FIU!!
I was wondering though, lately, we've been hiring a lot of new staff for obviously the new College of Medicine but for most of our major sports, a new AD, many research fields, and all of them to be considered "extremely well-experienced" and highly-regarded. My question is, how much money exactly is the administration paying to get all these top candidates? I'm assuming we're paying millions to get them, but I mean it's all good for the university I guess, GO FIU!!
MIAMI, FL (June 28, 2007) – Florida International University President Modesto A. Maidique announced the appointment of Sandra B. Gonzalez-Levy as vice president for university and community relations.
Gonzalez-Levy, who most recently served as senior vice president for corporate communications at Terremark Worldwide, Inc., will oversee FIU’s communications and marketing efforts as well as events and community relations.
On an interim basis, Gonzalez-Levy will also oversee fundraising as acting vice president of advancement.
“Sandy brings to this position a wealth of knowledge and an impeccable reputation,” said Maidique. “I am confident that under her leadership the university's relationship with our community will continue to blossom.”
Gonzalez-Levy will assume her position at FIU on July 9, 2007.
“I am thankful to FIU’s leadership for entrusting me with the important mission of telling the FIU story,” said Gonzalez-Levy. “I’ve always admired FIU and it is a great honor to be able to contribute to its future success.”
At Terremark Gonzalez-Levy was responsible for all communications, including public relations, investor relations, community relations, advertising and marketing. Terremark is a leading global operator of carrier-neutral integrated Internet exchanges and a provider of managed IT infrastructure solutions utilizing cutting edge virtualization and utility computing technologies. Its flagship facility is the Miami-based NAP of the Americas, which connects Latin America to the Internet.
Before she joined Terremark in 2000, Gonzalez-Levy was president and chief executive officer of the Miami-Dade Community College Foundation, Inc., where she managed more than $56 million in Foundation assets.
Previously Gonzalez-Levy was senior vice president of public relations and community development director at Barnett Bank, now Bank of America. She also served as vice president at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, where she worked from 1977 until 1994 overseeing areas such as the Hispanic Business Department and international economic development.
Recently she received the Leadership Miami Alumni award in Communications and was inducted into Miami-Dade College’s Alumni Hall of Fame.
Gonzalez-Levy is active with community organizations such as Our Kids, the Orange Bowl Committee, Miami-Dade County Public Schools Citizen Advisory Board and Baptist Hospital’s Women’s Advisory Board, among others.
Gonzalez-Levy holds a Master’s degree in business administration from Barry University. Gonzalez-Levy has three adult children and lives in Coral Gables.
Gonzalez-Levy, who most recently served as senior vice president for corporate communications at Terremark Worldwide, Inc., will oversee FIU’s communications and marketing efforts as well as events and community relations.
On an interim basis, Gonzalez-Levy will also oversee fundraising as acting vice president of advancement.
“Sandy brings to this position a wealth of knowledge and an impeccable reputation,” said Maidique. “I am confident that under her leadership the university's relationship with our community will continue to blossom.”
Gonzalez-Levy will assume her position at FIU on July 9, 2007.
“I am thankful to FIU’s leadership for entrusting me with the important mission of telling the FIU story,” said Gonzalez-Levy. “I’ve always admired FIU and it is a great honor to be able to contribute to its future success.”
At Terremark Gonzalez-Levy was responsible for all communications, including public relations, investor relations, community relations, advertising and marketing. Terremark is a leading global operator of carrier-neutral integrated Internet exchanges and a provider of managed IT infrastructure solutions utilizing cutting edge virtualization and utility computing technologies. Its flagship facility is the Miami-based NAP of the Americas, which connects Latin America to the Internet.
Before she joined Terremark in 2000, Gonzalez-Levy was president and chief executive officer of the Miami-Dade Community College Foundation, Inc., where she managed more than $56 million in Foundation assets.
Previously Gonzalez-Levy was senior vice president of public relations and community development director at Barnett Bank, now Bank of America. She also served as vice president at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, where she worked from 1977 until 1994 overseeing areas such as the Hispanic Business Department and international economic development.
Recently she received the Leadership Miami Alumni award in Communications and was inducted into Miami-Dade College’s Alumni Hall of Fame.
Gonzalez-Levy is active with community organizations such as Our Kids, the Orange Bowl Committee, Miami-Dade County Public Schools Citizen Advisory Board and Baptist Hospital’s Women’s Advisory Board, among others.
Gonzalez-Levy holds a Master’s degree in business administration from Barry University. Gonzalez-Levy has three adult children and lives in Coral Gables.
