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WoRK EXPERIENCE (over 34 years)

Dec. 2014 – Present Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company, 35 albright, Waterville NB 506.859.9909, Graphic DesignerFeb. 2014 – Dec. 2014 discount Flooring, 320 Collishaw, Moncton NB 506.859.9909, Sales Rep/Warehouse

Selling flooring and conceptual design to general public and working in the warehouse.

Sept. 2013 – Dec. 2013 Hawk Communications, Moncton NB 506.877.1400, Graphic/Production Artist Full-time contract position to produce New Brunswick Travel Guide.

Aug. 2012 – Present david Bailey Graphics & Photo, Moncton NB, Owner Building a graphic design/photography business. Freelancing to businesses and working with client work. As well as teaching courses on photography and graphics.

Sept. 2007 – Present danceast, Moncton NB 506.854.2863, Tap dance teacher (one night a week)

Aug. 2010 – June 2012 McKenzie College, Moncton NB 506.384.6460, Design and Photography Instructor/Director of Education Overseeing the programs at McKenzie College and development of curriculum. Prepare lessons, deliver lectures, and evaluate students.

July 2008 – Aug. 2010 The Centre for art and Technology, Fredericton NB 1.877.369.1888, Lead Instructor Digital Media Design Prepare teaching materials and outlines of courses for Design and computer graphics.

June 2008 – Aug. 2010 Sir Speedy Printing/ink•a•doo (closed), Fredericton NB, Senior Graphic Designer Design, production and client service; digital printer management (large and small format) and some production management.

Dec. 1998 - Jan. 2008 Bailey Flexwear (closed), Moncton NB, Part-time Customer Service Representative Sales of dance shoes and clothes Friday evenings and Saturdays.

May 1998 - June 2008 SGCI Communications Inc. (closed), Sackville NB, Senior Graphic Designer/Director of Production Design and produce print projects, supplier management, manage graphic designers, and quality control.

Oct. 1990 - May 1998 Hawk Communications Inc., Moncton NB, Senior Graphic Designer/Studio Manager Design and produce print projects, studio management, and quality control.

More upon request


VoLUNTEERINGGreater Moncton Museums Society, (506) 389-9833, Assisting in the production of their book: Greater Moncton Then and NowCanadian Mental Health Association, (506) 859-8114, Photography of eventsLewisville Baptist Church, (506) 853-7552, Choir, Ushering, taking part in many dramas and productionsDancEast Production of the Nutcracker, (506) 854-2863, 20 years of backstage and on stage participationHabitat for Humanity, 2011 build Moncton

EdUCaTIoNSt John Ambulance, First Aid Certification (recertifying in the near future)Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology, Welland oN, Graphic Communications Diploma, June 1979Lockview Park Secondary School, Port Colborne oN

SKILLSExcellent people skills, excellent knowledge of computers and software (Microsoft office, Adobe Creative suite), good knowledge of digital printers and copiers. Extensive experience working with print and photography suppliers and clients.

REFERENCESSusan Mesheau,Vice-president of Student Recruitmentacadia University, 15 University ave, Wolfville NBCell: 902.698.9213 office: 902.585.1603

Stephen dempster, Professor of Religious Studies, Crandall [email protected]

david Hawkins, President, XyZ Stategic Communications200 Champlain Street, Suite 230, dieppe, NB (506) 850-1651

Gordon MacLeod, Senior Pastor, Lewisville Baptist [email protected] (506) 853-7552


UNB Saint JohnEnglish Language Training promotional Posters(4 languages)


UNB Saint JohnTransition to the Future Campaign:Facebook Cover Ad and Newspaper(not shown is e-blast and poster)


UNB FrederictonVice-President’s Annual Report


UNB Saint JohnVice-President’s Annual Report


UNB Fredericton Student Success Workshop Campaign – Banners, Stair Risers, Flyers and Bookmarks.


UNB Saint JohnSaint John Seadogs Jumbotron and Program Ad


Facebook Self PromotionCoverpage Ads


Malley Industries Website


A series of banners for First Wesleyan Church, 59” x 39”, Fredericton


McKenzie College tradeshow banner

school of art & design

Visual Arts FoundationGraphic DesignDigital Photography/Video

Game Development

www.mckenzie.edu

COMMUNITY

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Dan Steeves Book in promotion of a art exhibition


Communiqué | Summer / Été 2009 | 7

Journée du droit 2009

Bonjour tout le monde,

Les activités de la Journée du droit ont eu lieu cette année le 16 avril sous le thème de « L’accès à la justice ». La Journée du droit

a pour but de sensibiliser le public au droit et à la profession juridique. Cette journée est célébrée partout au pays. Au Nouveau-

Brunswick, l’Association du Barreau canadien a invité les écoles à participer à différents concours. Il nous fait plaisir d’annoncer

qu’Alex Beals, de l’école Forest Hills, a gagné le concours d’affiches; que Candace Mosher et Caitlin Hicks de l’école intermédiaire

St. Stephen ont gagné le concours de photographie; et que Michelle Côté, de l’école secondaire Harrison Trimble, a gagné le con-

cours de dissertation. Chaque gagnant a reçu une médaille et un prix en argent. Les écoles conserveront un trophée jusqu’à l’an

prochain. Le comité de la Journée du droit a travaillé en étroite collaboration avec les écoles à la coordination des conférenciers

invités. Nous voulons remercier tous les avocats et avocates qui ont participé bénévolement à des présentations. Dans différentes

régions de la province, des écoles ont également prévu des simulations de procès.

À Fredericton, nous avons invité d’autres membres de la communauté juridique à organiser des stands d’information pour le public.

Le comité de la Journée du droit espère élargir les séances d’information à l’ensemble de la province, l’an prochain.

Cette année, dans le cadre des activités de la Journée du droit, la Division du Nouveau-Brunswick de l’Association du Barreau

canadien a parrainé des cliniques juridiques pro bono à différents endroits. Nous avions espéré de meilleurs résultats, mais nous

nous reprendrons l’an prochain. Le comité de la Journée du droit tient à remercier tous les avocats et toutes les avocates qui ont

œuvré bénévolement dans les cliniques. Sans bénévoles, la Journée du droit n’aurait pas lieu.

Erin Hardy

Présidente de la Journée du droit

Back-Front-Left to Right: Rachelle Standing (Stewart McKelvey),

Duncan Lombard (Fredericton Police Force), Stacey Brown (PLEIS)

Arrière-À l’avant, de gauche à droite: Rachelle Standing (Stewart

McKelvey), Duncan Lombard (Fredericton Force de Police), Stacey

Brown (PLEIS)

Back-Front-Left to Right: Erin Hardy (Law Day Chair), Caitlin

Hicks & Candace Mosher from the St. Stephen Middle School

Arrière-À l’avant, de gauche à droite: Erin Hardy (présidente de

la journée du droit), Caitlin Hicks et Candace Mosher de St. Ste-

phen Middle School

8 | Communiqué | Summer / Été 2009

Auto Insurance Update

by Stéphane Viola

Since the April 22nd press conference on the release of the CBA economic report on auto

insurance in NB (New Brunswick’s Injury Regulation: Automobile Insurance Profits, Premi-

ums, and Costs), two meetings have been held with the Minister of Justice. These meetings

and press comments from the Minister indicated an openness to the idea of amending the

definition of “minor personal injury” to reflect the original intent of the government in 2003.

Despite positive meetings with the Minister of Justice, and uncontroverted evidence that the

regulation is impacting victims well beyond the stated intention, it appears that the idea of

amending the definition is being vetoed by the Office of the Premier for reasons undisclosed.

Media comments by the Premier show an unwillingness by him to entertain any amend-

ments. Several attempts to meet with the Premier and his key advisors to explore this

unwillingness have been denied.

The CBA is exploring other avenues to force the current government to do what is equitable

for the people of NB. Any assistance from the membership at getting responses from the

Office of the Premier would be appreciated. Obviously with an election looming, it seems

that the government’s attention is now focused elsewhere. A resurgence of the public debate

on the question of auto insurance will certainly resurface in the weeks to come, and until the

election date. Stay tuned …

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CBA NB and PLEIS-NB work together

to offer a Legal Speakers’ Bureau

The CBA NB Branch and Public Legal Education and Information Service of New Brunswick

(PLEIS-NB) are pleased to announce that we have joined forces to create an expanded Le-

gal Speakers’ Bureau in the province. Any community group, service organization or special

interest group, as well as the media, can ask us to help them find a free speaker on the law.

Groups can send their request to PLEIS-NB for a speaker to address a monthly meeting, an

annual general meeting, a special event or a workshop. PLEIS-NB will forward the request to

the CBA, which maintains a list of interested members who might be willing to speak on vari-

ous topics. PLEIS-NB is usually able to provide the speaker with handout materials related

to the law information topics requests in English and French. Lawyers interested in being a

speaker, please contact the CBA NB Branch at [email protected] or 506-452-7818.

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Important Dates

Date importantes

Next council meeting will be held on

July 10th in St. Andrews

La prochaine réunion du conseil aura lieu

le 10 juillet à St. Andrews

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Fall CLEs 2009

FJP d’automne 2009

Provincial Nominee Program

Programme des candidats des provinces

September 30 septembre

Administration Law

Droit administratif

October 16 octobre - Fredericton

The Ultimate Trial Advocacy

La plaidoirie en première instance

Salle de conférence Wu Conference Centre

Fredericton

November 6 novembre

Bankruptcy & Insolvency

Droit de la faillite et l’insolvabilité

Grand Hall UNBSJ, Saint John

November 27 novembre

Other CLE Subjects to watch for…

D’autres sujets FJP à anticiper:

Family Law (English & French)

Droit de la famille (anglais et français)

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Mécanismes de règlement des conflits

Evidence before the Provincial Court

La preuve devant la cour provinciale

and more….

et plus...

CBA-NB Branch News

Redesign of Canadian Bar Association Newsletter

c mmuniqué THE VOICE OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION IN NEW BRUNSWICK

LA VOIX DE LA PROFESSION JURIDIQUE AU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK

Summer 2009

Été 2009


Business card, letterhead and website design for First Wesleyan Church, Fredericton


Kit Folder for a local Commercial Realtor


Harry’s PizzaIdentity and Menus


Logo designs worked on in the last few years



SABIAN Publications


SABIAN Packaging


LiveBait TheatrePromotional Materials

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