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IArchitecture 13-3 I 1 Resumes 1 Education Humberto Alonso AIA B.Arch., Architecture, i University of Miami Principal-in-Charge IIM.B.A., Business Administration, University of Humberto Alonso has 31 years of experience including senior management positions with the Miami South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD)and the School Board of Broward County I Registrations/Licenses (SBBC). His background includes the planning, design, and construction of capital projects for Registered Architect public clients, as well as commercial and office development projects for the private sector. Florida, AR9778, 1983 Formerly, as Director of Service Centers for SFWMD, Mr.Alonso oversaw nine service divisions serving 16 counties, with a staff of over 120, and more than 270 local and cooperative projects. Certifications In his current position as vice president/district director with Atkins, Mr. Alonso leads the American Institute of firm's business development, public involvement, and advocacy activities in South Florida. He Architects(AIA) is responsible for developing/maintaining public and private client relationships, and ensuring I Uniform Building Code the firm's client commitments are met—including multi-service staffing assignments and Inspector(UBCI)(1987-1999) coordination. He is the principal-in-charge (PIC) for large/strategic client contracts to ensure service delivery and client satisfaction. He leads the firm's strategic planning and market I Professional Affiliations activities in the region; and leads the development and implementation of the firm's community American Institute of involvement strategy/activities, including the firm's Atkins Foundation charitable support Architects(AIA) activities within the South Florida community. Greater Miami Chamber Throughout his career, Mr.Alonso has demonstrated a keen understanding of the engineering II of Commerce—Board of and design profession, as well as exceptional interpersonal, professional, and management Governors: Chair—Domestic skills. He is also very active in his community, and has developed strong ties and relationships Business throughout south Florida. I Leader, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce's Mr. Alonso was selected as one of "Miami's Best" in Transportation by Miami Today in 2010. He was recognized for his work and vision in transitioning Miami's transportation industry into Advocacy Group; Chamber's the 21st century. Executive Committee(and Prior to joining Atkins, Mr. Alonso's work experience included: Board of Directors). Director of Service Centers, SFWMD (2004-2006). The SFWMD is a regional agency of the Girls Scouts Council of State of Florida and is charged with managing and protecting water resources by balancing and Tropical Florida—Board improving water quality, flood control, natural systems, and water supply. SFWMD's boundaries I Member(current) extend from central Florida to Lake Okeechobee, and from Fort Myers to Fort Pierce, south United Homecare Services— through the Everglades to the Florida Keys and Florida Bay. Chair of the Board Mr. Alonso was appointed to lead SFWMD's nine service centers(divisions) upon the creation I South Florida Regional of the Service Center Department. The principal objective of the service centers is to develop Business Alliance—Vice Chair and implement a consistent and decentralized service organization that supports execution of SFWMD's strategic plan. The nine locations include Orlando, Okeechobee, Stuart, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Islamorada, Naples, and Fort Myers. The service centers are I comprised of more than 120 employees and serve 16 counties with a diverse population of over 6 million. The annual budget is greater than $48 million(discretionary and restricted). He managed 270+ local and cooperative projects, with a total contract value greater than $180 I million. Mr. Alonso also chaired the Ecosystem Restoration Task Force's(Task Force) Biscayne Bay Regional Restoration Coordination Team(BBRRCT)from 2002 to 2005, and during that tenure I developed the team's first Work Plan for the preservation and restoration of Biscayne Bay. Regional Director, Miami-Dade Regional Service Center, Lower East Coast(2001-2004). Mr. Alonso served as the principal representative for the agency with elected and government officials, and media and community leaders in Miami-Dade County. He represented the IDistrict's interests and advocated for the agency's water resource decisions in the service area. 1 0006.027944.0512 Atkins I City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-02