Moira Amado-McCoy, Ph.D.
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English Full professional proficiency
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Spanish Elementary proficiency
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Bio
Credentials
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New Mexico First Facilitation
United Way of Central New Mexico, NMFirstMay, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
Lego Serious Play, Level II Certification
Rasmussen ConsultingOct, 2013- Nov, 2024 -
Stop the Hate
Campus PrideJun, 2009- Nov, 2024
Experience
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Robertson Stephens
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United States
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Financial Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Managing Director and Principal
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Nov 2021 - Present
I help people build, steward, and deploy their financial capital for their own health, happiness, and wellness. Simultaneously, and with the same resources and tools, we find powerful ways to collaborate with other like minded individuals, families, businesses, and communities toward achieving common problem solving goals. I help people build, steward, and deploy their financial capital for their own health, happiness, and wellness. Simultaneously, and with the same resources and tools, we find powerful ways to collaborate with other like minded individuals, families, businesses, and communities toward achieving common problem solving goals.
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All In(novation) by Kairos Creative Solutions
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Albuquerque, NM
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Director
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Nov 2013 - Present
All In(novation) provides professional knowledge facilitation and custom designed meetings, workshops, retreats to help draw out and capture the best of a team's native and deeply held knowledge. Our facilitation techniques, supported by a tool-box full of time-tested methods, help community, corporate, and arts organizations solve complex and multifaceted problems; grasp the big picture; visualize connections among elements, ideas and stakeholders; and then explore the consequences of various options and potential solutions. We help organizations transform existing training, development, strategy, and educational "meetings" from GSATTs (Guys Sitting Around the Table Talking) into compelling, context-driven, self-reinforcing, high-impact, change-producing learning experiences. Show less
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Edward Jones
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United States
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Financial Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Financial Advisor
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Jul 2015 - Nov 2021
1) Learn what's important to my clients; 2) help translate those personal goals and values into achievable strategies; 3) together with clients and other trusted members of their teams, map these strategies onto the strengths of the market economy. 1) Learn what's important to my clients; 2) help translate those personal goals and values into achievable strategies; 3) together with clients and other trusted members of their teams, map these strategies onto the strengths of the market economy.
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BAI Community Action Alliance
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Mobile, Alabama, United States
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Executive Director
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Oct 2007 - 2011
Responsible for turn-around of a failing nonprofit, including board development, mission realignment, and translation from a brick-and-mortar "community center" into a vital online presence. Acted as spokesperson, blogger, community liaison, and volunteer organizer. As this was an anti-violence project, the transition to a Web-based agency was designed to include elements that maintained an on-the-ground regional presence, but one rooted in education, service, and dialogue building. The InView film series, (2007-2008) was a primary vehicle for these values. Show less
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University of South Alabama
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Assistant Professor
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Aug 2003 - May 2008
Research, teaching, and writing. Taught undergraduate and graduate courses in writing, literary theory, gender studies, and sociolinguistics. Research centered on metacognition as a core principle in education, language as an aid and a barrier to gender understanding, and transcendent understandings of sex and sexuality in political narratives, civic discourses, and primary philosophy. Research, teaching, and writing. Taught undergraduate and graduate courses in writing, literary theory, gender studies, and sociolinguistics. Research centered on metacognition as a core principle in education, language as an aid and a barrier to gender understanding, and transcendent understandings of sex and sexuality in political narratives, civic discourses, and primary philosophy.
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Miami University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Teaching Assistant
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1999 - 2003
Conference Coordinator and Project Manager for the interdisciplinary conference "Lost in Translation: Reading Disciplinary, Gendered, and National Loyalties." Associate with the Howe Writing Initiative in the Richard T. Farmer School of Business Administration. Director of Writing, Summer Undergraduate Mathematics and Statistics Research Institute. Taught 1st year writing, service learning, and multicultural leadership. Conference Coordinator and Project Manager for the interdisciplinary conference "Lost in Translation: Reading Disciplinary, Gendered, and National Loyalties." Associate with the Howe Writing Initiative in the Richard T. Farmer School of Business Administration. Director of Writing, Summer Undergraduate Mathematics and Statistics Research Institute. Taught 1st year writing, service learning, and multicultural leadership.
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Education
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1999 - 2003
Miami University
Ph.D., English Rhetoric -
1997 - 1999
New Mexico State University
M.A. Rhetoric and the Teaching of Writing, English Language and Literature/Letters -
1984 - 1989
The University of New Mexico
B.A. English-Philosophy, English / Philosophy -
1979 - 1982
Silver High School
High School diploma, College prepratory
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