Barry Madore

Current

• Web Developer at Advantage Labs, Inc

Past

• Digital Community Developer at Intermedia Arts
• Technology Circuit Rider at MAP for Nonprofits
• Technology Instructor, Fund Development at MIGIZI Communications

• Outreach Coordinator at ITVS
• Segment Producer / Production Assistant at Twin Cities Public Television

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Education

• Oberlin College

Connections

66 connections

Industry

Information Technology and Services

Websites

• My Company

Barry Madore’s Summary

Website development-- primarily using the Drupal CMS platform-- with strong focus on utilizing online communities to advance the goals of mission-based organizations, businesses and individuals. I have experience as a technology generalist (tech consultant to nonprofit organizations for 6 years); program and development work at social service noprofits; extensive board service for community and arts nonprofits; public television production and outreach marketing; photography, cinematography, videography and documentary production; Cultural Community Development training. It's a heady mix and I try to incorporate elements of each into every project I undertake.

Barry Madore’s Specialties:

Website and Drupal development, Drupal training, Community Cultural Development, photography, filmmaking, fiction writing, meeting facilitation, nonprofit board development

Barry Madore’s Experience

• Web Developer

  Advantage Labs, Inc

  (Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Software industry)

  June 2007 — Present (2 years 7 months)

  Utilizing Drupal CMS software to develop community building software for non-profit organizations and small companies.

• Digital Community Developer

  Intermedia Arts

  (Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Information Technology and Services industry)

  July 2005 — July 2007 (2 years 1 month)

  • Designed arts program print promotional materials including postcards, posters and brochures
  • Oversaw all aspects of creating, maintaining and innovative re-conceptualization of organizational website
  • Collaborated with staff DigiTeam and Community Digital Outreach Committee on the Broadening the Dialogue initiative to use digital technology to expand the outreach and collaborative potential of the organization
  • Maintained and expanded the organization’s internal technology system capacity

• Technology Circuit Rider

  MAP for Nonprofits

  (Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

  October 1999 — June 2005 (5 years 9 months)

  • Information technology consultant for over 100 nonprofit organizations
  • Produced mission-focused technology plans for multiple organizations
  • Implemented new database systems for more than 15 nonprofits
  • Provided ongoing scheduled technology support services for two nonprofit
  organizations
  • Conducted classroom and custom small-group trainings on variety of software applications and general technology utilization including: ebase, FileMaker Pro (ebase), website design, Microsoft Office, systems planning, introduction to computer use, Apple Macintosh OS
  • Presented at various local and national technology for nonprofits conferences on database planning, process change management, ebase database planning and implementation, open source software planning, website development planning and implementation
  • Implemented new website systems for multiple organizations

• Technology Instructor, Fund Development

  MIGIZI Communications

  (Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Civic & Social Organization industry)

  January 1998 — October 1999 (1 year 10 months)

  MIGIZI is a Native American focused nonprofit social services organization. At MIGIZI, I helped run the Native Academy program with Graham Hartley and Laura Waterman Wittstock. Duties included teaching high school student interns HTML programming, graphic design, computer networking, post-secondary education planning, professional business practice. Other duties included: grant writing, technical support, tutoring, graphic design, event coordination.

• Outreach Coordinator

  ITVS

  (Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Broadcast Media industry)

  March 1992 — August 1997 (5 years 6 months)

  Served as the Outreach Coordinator for ITVS, a non-profit organization that funds independent filmmakers and television producers to make public television programs that address the needs of unserved and underserved audiences. Duties included: working with Outreach Director to develop and implement national outreach campaigns for television programs and series; writing and designing material for viewer’s guides, press releases, national newsletter; designing, programming and maintaining ITVS first online web presence (http://www.itvs.org); serving as liaison to ITVS’s national board of directors; representing ITVS on panels and at events nationally. Previously held positions of Assistant to the Executive Director (10/94 - 10/95); and Application and Review Assistant (3/92 - 10/94).

• Segment Producer / Production Assistant

  Twin Cities Public Television

  (Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Broadcast Media industry)

  April 1990 — October 1991 (1 year 7 months)

  Worked as a segment producer and production assistant on a number of arts and cultural affairs television projects including the Emmy Award-winning KMOJ: Heart & Soul; Arts on 2; LAPD Inspects the Twin Cities; Showcase: Music of the Americas; Showcase: Greg Brown; MN Arts Over AIDS; American Pie.

Barry Madore’s Education

• Oberlin College

  BA , English, Creative Writing , 1985 — 1989

  Activities and Societies:

  WOBC radio (Music Director, Coord Committee, DJ), Oberlin Review (film and theater criticism), Oberlin Student Cooperative Association (coop member, meeting facilitator, board), OFS (Oberlin Film Society-- programmer, presenter), Allen Art Museum (gallery monitor), etc.

Additional Information

Barry Madore’s Websites:

• My Company

Barry Madore’s Interests:

community organizing, photography, 3d photography film making, technology, experimental literature, children's literature, fiction and poetry writing, bicycling, music

Barry Madore’s Groups:

Twin Cities Media Alliance (Twin Cities Daily Planet), NTEN, Open Circuit Twin Cities, Payne Phalen District 5 Community Planning Council

•    Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN)
•    Drupal
•    St. John's Prep Alumni Network
•    NetSquared Twin Cities

Barry Madore’s Honors:

Fellow: Institute for Community Cultural Development

Barry Madore’s Contact Settings

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