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John Cruzat
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- Colorado Springs, CO
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- National Diversity Promotions
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- USA Swimming
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- A twenty-year military and ten-year executive leader with not-for-profit, financial, operational and human resources experience. A seasoned leader with a proven track record of building, designing and developing teams, processes and procedures in corporate and community based organizations. A solution and performance based manager who has developed analytical frameworks, infrastructure and metrics to ensure operational effectiveness and success models. A community activist who is leading political transformation, economic development and educational reform.
National Diversity Promotions
USA Swimming Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs04/06 – Present
• Develop and implement national, corporate diversity strategy to make USA Swimming Olympic National Governing Body and 300,000 member organization operationally diverse and inclusive.
• Execute and manage the National Learn-to-Swim initiative “Make A Splash” to reduce disproportionate drowning in diverse populations.
• Market and position “Make A Splash” on the local and national media outlets to gain recognition and financial support from various funding sources. To date, generated $2 million for programming.
• Strategize and partner with community organizations, political/governmental municipalities and aquatic leaders across North America to build programming, access and instruction for underrepresented communities.
• Develop and lead a national search/camp for diverse swimmers in order to build a pipeline for Olympic competition.
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I am raising funds for my Kato The Clown Foundation Of Diversity with 50% of the proceeds going to childrens chairities. How can I get you and your company involved in this great cause?
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