Brian Smith

Director Of Sales And Business Development at Positive Learning Communities
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(386) 825-5501
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Belchertown, Massachusetts, United States, US

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Credentials

  • Actor's Equity Association
    Actors'​ Equity Association

Experience

  • Positive Learning Communities
    • United States
    • Primary and Secondary Education
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Director Of Sales And Business Development
      • Jan 2013 - Present

      Positive Learning Communities creates social emotional teaching tools that are effective, engaging, and easy to implement. We support teachers with leveled curriculum and lesson plans (elementary scope and sequence), anti-bullying and character development, posters for school climate and PBIS, visual supports and manipulatives for students with special needs, and empowering group activities for teens. Positive Learning Communities creates social emotional teaching tools that are effective, engaging, and easy to implement. We support teachers with leveled curriculum and lesson plans (elementary scope and sequence), anti-bullying and character development, posters for school climate and PBIS, visual supports and manipulatives for students with special needs, and empowering group activities for teens.

  • TDS Center for Communication and Social Learning
    • Amherst, Ma
    • Director Of Operations
      • 2003 - Present

      TDS is a private practice of Speech Language Pathologists and Speech Assistants providing services in a wide range of specialties. Responsibilities of the Operations Director include financial management, contract negotiations, public relations and marketing, and staff coordination. TDS is a private practice of Speech Language Pathologists and Speech Assistants providing services in a wide range of specialties. Responsibilities of the Operations Director include financial management, contract negotiations, public relations and marketing, and staff coordination.

  • Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public School
    • Education Administration Programs
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Teacher
      • 2000 - 2003

      My work at PVPA included teaching academic courses in the language arts, teaching performing arts classes in the theater department, and development of ideas and programs related to integration of performing arts into the academic classroom. I have created standards and benchmarks for both academic and performing arts classes, supervised a home team, and carried a full load of advisees. For the last year of my time at PVPA I was the ninth grade Language Arts teacher with responsibilities for curriculum development and cross-discipline programming. Show less

  • Small World Educational Programs
    • Founder
      • 1998 - 2000

      Small World was a company formed to use performances and theater trainings to provide special event educational programs addressing a wide range of topics. We have worked in conjunction with The Harvard School of Public Health and The National Institutes of Health to create Lyme disease prevention programs, and with the Governor’s Safe Roads Program to promote seat belt safety. Other projects include language enrichment programs for pre-school classrooms, problem solving and respect for diversity in elementary schools, and theater training to develop social language skills in students on the autism spectrum. Show less

  • Screaming with Pleasure Productions
    • Northampton, Ma
    • Co-Founder
      • 1988 - 1998

      SWP provided assembly programs, student trainings, and in-services for faculty and staff at colleges, universities, secondary and elementary schools, military bases and service academies. Our focus was on various social consequences of alcohol and tobacco abuse. We used a comedy/vaudeville performance to discuss these issues in a non-judgmental way as a means of targeting high-risk students. SWP presented its programs to approximately 30,000 students per year over a ten year period. SWP provided assembly programs, student trainings, and in-services for faculty and staff at colleges, universities, secondary and elementary schools, military bases and service academies. Our focus was on various social consequences of alcohol and tobacco abuse. We used a comedy/vaudeville performance to discuss these issues in a non-judgmental way as a means of targeting high-risk students. SWP presented its programs to approximately 30,000 students per year over a ten year period.

Education

  • University of Massachusetts Amherst
    Bachelor of Arts - BA, History

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