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GLORIA BROMELL TINUBU, Ph.D. 590 River Oaks Drive

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29579 gtinubu@coastal.edu (843) 344-5902 (cell)

EDUCATION: August 1986 Ph.D. Applied Economics (Natural Resources), Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina.

Dissertation Title: “Financial Stability of Public Water Systems in South Carolina.”

December 1977 M.S. Agricultural Economics (Rural Community Development), Clemson

University, Clemson, South Carolina. Thesis Title: “Intestate Tenure [Heirs Property] and Rural Land Uses in

Selected Areas of South Carolina.” May 1974 Bachelor of Fine Arts, with honors, Howard University, Washington, D.C. AREAS OF INTERESTS:

Cooperative enterprises, entrepreneurship, asset-building, sustainable community development, poverty reduction, economic development in rural and urban areas, and natural resource economics (land tenure, water resources, mineral resources, energy and environmental policy).

PRESENT POSITIONS: 4/06 to Present Chair & CEO – Bromell Tinubu Group LLC. Family-owned engineering,

economic, and education consulting firm. 8/11 to Present Teaching Associate – Coastal Carolina University, Conway, South

Carolina (E. Craig Wall Sr. College of Business Administration). OTHER EXPERIENCE: 1/11 to 12/11 State Representative, District 60 – Georgia House of Representatives.

Served on the following committees: Intra-governmental Relations, Interstate Cooperation, and Small Business Development/Job Creation.

7/04 to 11/05 President – Barber-Scotia College, Concord, North Carolina. Managed

operations, initiated turn around plan with focus on business and entrepreneurship, and led the largest increase in gifts to the College in the past three years and 64% over the previous year.

12/01 to 6/04 Founder & CEO - Atlanta Cooperative Development Corporation,

Atlanta, Georgia. Managed operations of limited partnership with assets of $8 million and secured $1 million grant to help poor families build assets (home ownership, business start-up, and education beyond high school).

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Two/Twenty-One OTHER EXPERIENCE (Continued): 7/97 to 7/04 Associate Professor of Economics – Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia.

Taught courses in microeconomic theory, comparative economic systems, and mathematical economics. Co-authored the department’s self-study report and served on the Financial and Physical Resources Committee for SACS accreditation.

6/99 – 7/00 Georgia Board of Education – 5th Congressional District Representative,

appointed by Governor Roy Barnes. Represented the Atlanta Public School (APS) system with an operating budget of over $500 million; successfully advocated for increased allocation of technology dollars for APS.

8/98 – 12/98 Scholar-in-Residence – Faculty Resource Network, New York University,

New York, New York. Selected in national competition to conduct research for book with the proposed title - Wealth of Relations: In Search of Meaning and Value in a New Economics.

7/94 – 6/97 Chair and Associate Professor of Economics - Spelman College,

Atlanta, Georgia. Responsible for the management of the Department of Economics with approximately 200 majors and 150 minors in Economics and Management and Organization.

1/94 – 1/98 Councilmember District 12 - City of Atlanta, Georgia. Elected in November 1993 to a 4-year term (over 35,000 constituents).

As chair of the Community Development/Human Resources Committee for 1996 and 1997, provided oversight for departments with combined operating and grants budgets totaling over $250 million. Served on several other committees including Finance/Executive, Zoning, Transportation, and Public Safety.

2/92 - 6/94 Associate Professor of Economics - Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia.

Taught courses in microeconomic theory and mathematical economics. Convening member of the African Diaspora Studies Committee which developed a two-semester course – African Diaspora and the World for all incoming students. Member of the Faculty Governance Committee which developed faculty governance structure for the College.

6/86 - 1/92 Assistant Professor of Economics - Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia.

Taught courses in economic theory and quantitative methods. Served as freshman advisor and Director of the Dana Scholars Program, formerly known as “Preparing Minorities for Academic Careers Program (PMAC). Served on the Physical Resources Committee for SACS accreditation. Elected three consecutive terms as the Faculty Representative to the Board of Trustees. Advisor to the Economics Club and Gamma Omicron Chapter of Phi Gamma Nu. Served as Freshman Advisor and Living and Learning Mentor.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Three/Twenty-One OTHER EXPERIENCE (Continued): 4/88 – 4/91 Faculty Representative to the Board of Trustees – Spelman College,

Atlanta, Georgia. Elected three consecutive terms by faculty of 100+ full-time members. Presided over the meetings of the faculty; coordinated agenda items with the President, Provost, Committee Chairs, faculty and staff; conducted the business of the faculty; encouraged and advocated for broader faculty involvement in College and Board of Trustees Committees; communicated the concerns of the faculty to the Board of Trustees and the administration. Successfully led effort that resulted in increased faculty salaries and reduced course loads.

9/88 - 11/91 Director and Founder - Atlanta Cluster Initiative Economic Research Unit,

funded by the Department of Interior, Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program. Administered an interdisciplinary research unit for Atlanta University Center faculty and students; awarded $98,000 over three-year period.

1/86 to 5/86 Instructor of Economics - Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia. Taught

courses in economic theory, statistics, and quantitative methods. 8/82 - 10/85 Principal Teaching/Research Assistant - Clemson University, Clemson,

South Carolina. Conducted research that assessed the financial stability of publicly owned water systems in South Carolina. Taught classes in natural resource economics and public finance.

1/80 - 8/81 Research Assistant - Emergency Land Fund, Atlanta, Georgia. Principal

investigator of the Remote Claims Study in South Carolina that addressed heir title problems affecting landowners.

1/79 - 6/79 Principal Research Assistant - Clemson University, Clemson, South

Carolina. Conducted energy research that assessed the demand for electric energy for various uses in South Carolina.

2/78 - 1/79 Associate Planner - Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Office of

Planning and Research, Resource Planning Section. Assisted in the collection/interpretation of natural resource data.

8/75 - 12/77 Graduate Research Assistant - Clemson University, Clemson, South

Carolina. Conducted research on rural land tenure problems and its impact on community economic development. Findings were submitted to the South Carolina Legislature and presented at the 1978 annual meeting of the American Agricultural Economics Association.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Four/Twenty-One RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS: PUBLICATIONS

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, Cooperatives and the Asset Poor: Policy Implications of an Integrative Asset-building Strategy for Welfare Recipients. Abstract in the Proceedings of the Western Social Science Association 41st Annual Conference, April 22-24, 1999.

Hite, J.C., B. L. Dillman, G. L. Carriker, and Gloria B. Tinubu, Organization, Capital Needs and Financial Capacity of FmHA Financed Water Supply Utility Systems in South Carolina, Water Resources Research Institute, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, Report No. 118, 1985.

Hite, J.C., M. S. Henry, and B. L. Dillman, with the assistance of Patricia Frazier, John W. Jones, Hailu Mekonnen, Horacio Soberon-Ferrer and Gloria B. Tinubu. Infrastructure Needs and Resources of Selected State and Local Government Programs in South Carolina. Research Report - RR83, Clemson University, South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, 1983.

Meadows, Tommy C. and Gloria B. Tinubu, The Demand for Electricity in South Carolina, Agricultural Experiment Station Working Paper 011080, 1980.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell and James Hite, Heirs Property and Rural Development: An Exploratory Empirical Assessment, Abstract in the Proceedings of the American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 60, No. 5:1066, 1978.

Tinubu, G. B. and J. C. Hite, Intestate Holdings of Rural Land in South Carolina: Empirical Evaluation of the Dimensions of the Heirs Property Problem, South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 613, 1978.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell and James Hite, Heirs Property and Rural Development: An Exploratory Empirical Assessment, South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station Working Paper 31477, 1977.

FUNDED RESEARCH/REPORTS

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell. Needs Assessment: Regional and Local Managers in the Agricultural/Agribusiness Sector of the Republic of Georgia. Final report submitted to Fort Valley State University-College of Agriculture, Fort Valley, Georgia, September 23, 2002 as part of Congressional directive in the FY-2001 Foreign Operations appropriations for Georgia.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell (Principal Investigator), Bernice deGannes Scott, and Olusegun A. Olubuyide, United States Industrial Demand for Platinum Group Metals. Final report submitted to the Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., (Project Number G0101014) November 1991.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Five/Twenty-One RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS (Continued): FUNDED RESEARCH/REPORTS (Continued) Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, A Rating System for Monitoring the Financial Stability of Public

Water Systems in South Carolina. A consultant's report presented to the Thurmond Institute, Clemson University, South Carolina, July 1987.

London, J. B., W. D. Blackmon, W. E. Twilley, and Gloria Bromell, Allocation of Conservation Officers in South Carolina: An Economic Prospective. A report to the South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department, 1976.

WORKS CITED

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, “Creating Individual and Community Assets through Cooperatives,” keynote address, October 30, 1998 quoted in: Jessica Gordon Nembhard, “Cooperatives and Wealth Accumulation: Preliminary Analysis,” The American Economic Review, Vol. 92, No.2, May 2002, pp. 325 - 329.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, in: Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems, Craig, William J., Trevor M. Harris, and Daniel Weiner, Taylor & Francis, London, 2002.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, “Old ways won’t solve problems,” Atlanta Business Chronicle, July 7, 2000 in: Brubaker, Elizabeth, “The Promise of Privatization,” Borealis Research Association on behalf of Energy Probe Research Foundation, Toronto, Ontario, April 2001, p. 20.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, quoted in Thinking for a Living, Joey Reiman, Longstreet – A Division of Cox Enterprises, Marietta, Georgia, 1998, pp. 96, 143.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, Financial Stability of Public Water Systems in South Carolina (Ph.D. dissertation) in: Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Policy, Water for South Carolina's Future: Policy Issues and Options in the Development of a State Water Plan, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, January 1989, pp. 9, 55, 60.

Tinubu, Gloria Bromell, Financial Stability of Public Water Systems in South Carolina (Ph.D. dissertation) in: Hite, James C. and Holley H. Ulbrich, "Subsidizing Water Users or Water Systems?" Land Economics, Vol. 64, No. 4, November 1988, pp. 77-380.

SCHOLARLY PAPERS PRESENTED

“Creating a Cooperative Culture: A Systems View of Economic and Social Cooperation,” keynote address for the annual meeting of the Association of Cooperative Educators, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, April 28 – May 1, 1999.

“Cooperatives and the Asset Poor: Policy Implications of an Integrative Asset-building Strategy for Welfare Recipients,” paper presented at the Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT) and Western Social Science Association meetings, Fort Worth Texas, April 1999. “Asset-building through Cooperative Enterprises,” presented at the National Economic Association/ASSA Annual Meetings, New York, New York, January 3-5, 1999.

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“Creating Individual and Community Assets through Cooperatives,” keynote address, Cooperative Development Foundation Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, October 30, 1998.

"The Cooperative Advantage: Towards a Cooperative Theory of Sustainable Local Area Development," presented at the National Economic Association's (NEA) annual meeting, San Francisco, California, January 7, 1996. "Addressing Interregional Concerns of Southeastern States: A Case for Cooperative Economic Development," presented at the annual meeting of the Georgia Association of Economics and Finance, Milledgeville, Georgia, April 14, 1994. "Unfair Trade Practices: A Case for Restitution to Africa," presented at the National Economic Association's round-table/panel on "Development and Restitution to Africa," New Orleans, Louisiana, January 5, 1992. "Issues in Modeling Industrial Demand for Natural Resource Inputs: The Case of Platinum Group Metals," presented at the Strom Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Policy, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, November 20, 1991. "Perspectives on Women and Labor in Different Economic Systems," Women's Issues in the Workplace, Department of Labor/Clark Atlanta University Tri-Partite Training Program, Atlanta, Georgia, May 6, 1991. "Towards A Global Economic Community: An Afro-centric Approach" presented with Bernice deGannes Scott, Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the National Council for Black Studies, Atlanta, Georgia, March 21-24, 1991. "The Role of Multinational Corporations in Small-scale, Broad-based Development in Africa," Forum on The Role of Multinational Corporations in the Third World, The University Center in Georgia and the Carter Presidential Center, Atlanta, Georgia, October 30, 1990. "An Analysis of State and Federal Incentives for Enterprise Zones with Respect to Pareto Optimality," presented with Bernice deGannes Scott, Black and Minority Economic Development Conference, Ohio State University Department of Black Studies and the State of Ohio Department of Development, Columbus, Ohio, May 3 - 5, 1990. "U. S. Policy Toward Southern Africa," International Conference on Southern Africa and Global Change, The University Center in Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia, April 22 - 23, 1990. "Heirs Property and Rural Development: An Exploratory Empirical Assessment," at the American Agricultural Economics Association annual meeting, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, August 7, 1978.

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CONTRACTS AWARDED/ FUNDS RAISED

City of Atlanta (CDBG), grant for operations and matching funds, Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) Program. Additional Award: $104,000 in September 2008.

Atlanta Housing Authority, matching funds, Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) Program. Award: $99,500 in September 2007.

City of Atlanta (CDBG), grant for operations and matching funds, Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) Program. Award: $104,000 in November 2006.

Fannie Mae Foundation, grant for operations of Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) Program. Award: $50,000 in December 2003.

National Credit Union Foundation, grant for operations and matching funds for Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) Program. Award: $25,000 in November 2003.

Harland Charitable Foundation, grant for operations of Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) Program. Award: $15,000 in April 2003.

Citizens Trust Bank and Capitol City Bank, partnership agreements to support Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) Program through the First-time Homebuyers Program of the Federal Home Loan Bank. Commitment: $500,000 in June 2003.

Principal Investigator, Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Community Service, Assets for Independence Demonstration Program, grant for the establishment of the Atlanta Cooperative’s Campaign for Economic Self Sufficiency (ACCESS-IDA) demonstration project.

Award: $1,000,000 in September 2002.

Urban Residential Finance Authority (URFA) and City of Atlanta, as 12th District councilmember, helped to secure tax-exempt bonds and CDBG funds to rehabilitate 200-unit apartment complex for low and moderate income families. Award: $7,500,000 in 1997

Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior, Principal Investigator, "United States Industrial Demand for Platinum Group Metals," Washington, D.C. Award: $42,630 in September 1990.

HBCU Program, Department of the Interior, Principal Investigator and founder of the "Atlanta Cluster Initiative Economic Research Unit," for faculty and students of HBCUs.

Award: $34,955 in September 1988. Additional Award: $20,000 in September 1989.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Eight/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT: CONSULTING Atlanta Cooperative Development Corporation, Inc. d/b/a ACE Development Corporation –Provide management, strategic alignment, and fundraising services, 2006 to 2009. Every Church A Peace Church, Atlanta, Georgia - Provided financial management, strategic alignment, and fundraising services, April to August 2008. Greater Vine City Opportunities Program, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia – Provided programmatic and technical support, 2007. Fort Valley State University, College of Agriculture, Member of Lead Team to the Republic of Georgia (former Soviet Union) as part of Congressional directive (FY-2001 Foreign Operations appropriations for Georgia), conducted assessment of agricultural/agribusiness sector, July 29-August 13, 2002.

Federation of Southern Cooperatives' Rural Research and Training Center, Epes, Alabama and its community-based Risk Management and Training Project for Black Farmers, funded by the Risk Management Agency of USDA, 1999 to 2002. Economic consultant and expert witness for the Black Farmers Settlement with the Farmer's Home Administration, 1999 to 2002. Maya Tech Corporation Collaborative, Silver Springs, Maryland, Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID) - Equity and Growth Theory Economic Research (EAGER) Project, RFA NO.OP/A/AUT. 94-A-007, 1994 - 1996. Historically Black Colleges and Universities/Minority Institutions Hazardous Waste Management and Environmental Restoration Consortium (HBCU/MI Consortium), sponsored by the Department of Energy, Office of Sponsored Programs, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia, 1991. Center for Environmental Policy, Education and Research, sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Sponsored Programs, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia, 1991. The Strom Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Affairs, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, 1986 - 1987. PARTICIPATION ON SCHOLARLY PANELS Moderator – Panel on “Community Development Venture Capital (CDVC) and Minority Enterprises,” Community Development Venture Capital Alliance (CDVCA) Conference, New York, New York, March 2008. 2005 State of Black North Carolina Conference/Black Issues Summit, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, May 2005.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Nine/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): PARTICIPATION ON SCHOLARLY PANELS (Continued) National Leadership Summit (Town Hall Meeting) hosted by 100 Black Men of America, 100 Black Men of Atlanta, and the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation, Atlanta, Georgia, September 18, 2003. Annual meeting of the Association of Cooperative Educators, Madison, Wisconsin, July 23 - 26, 2003. NAACP Town Hall Meeting celebrating the 49th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, Atlanta, Georgia, June 14, 2003. Web cast panel on Reparations with Spelman College, Harvard University, and Duke University, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 2003. Panel with Mrs. Coretta Scott King, Andrew Young and Rev. Walter Fauntroy for the Inaugural Symposium on Social Justice for Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia March 2003. Panelist for ”Democracy, Free Speech and Political Ads: A debate on free air time,” sponsored by the League of Women Voters, Carter Center, Atlanta, Georgia, September 19, 2002. Discussant for panel on “Racial Economic Reparations and Public Policy,” presented at the National Economic Association meetings, Boston, Mass., January 7, 2000. Chaired session on “Health Care Markets” for the Western Economic Association International meeting, San Diego, California, July 6 – 10, 1999. Discussant for panel on “State and Local Government” for the Western Economic Association International meeting, San Diego, California, July 6 – 10, 1999. Panelist for the National Urban League’s “Black Economic Summit," Cleveland, Ohio, May 27 – 28, 1999. Discussant for paper “Lending and Credit: Meeting the Needs of Poor and Underserved Populations,” presented at the Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT) and Western Social Science Association meetings, Fort Worth Texas, April 21 – 24, 1999. Panelist for "Black Women in Public Policy," Inaugural Symposium for Dr. Audrey Forbes Manley, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, October 30, 1998. Panelist/discussant for a round-table on "Homelessness" sponsored by Georgia State University's Center for Ethics, Atlanta, Georgia, May 15, 1998. World African Network: Round-table on Business and Economics, Atlanta, Georgia, December 9, 1994.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Ten/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): PARTICIPATION ON SCHOLARLY PANELS (Continued) National Security: A Global Imperative Symposium and Educational Video Project (Economics Group), sponsored by PSR/Atlanta and Beyond War, Carter Center, Atlanta, Georgia, January 28-30, 1990. Chaired panel on "Black Women in an International Context," Inaugural Symposium for Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia November 5, 1988. Discussant to paper presented by Keith Ihlandfeldt at the Southern Regional Science Association Meetings in Atlanta, Georgia, 1987. SPEECHES AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Presenter, Community Empowerment Summit 2011, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., (Marietta-Roswell Alumnae Chapter) Marietta, Georgia, May 21, 2011 Presenter, GABEO Annual Winter Conference, Macon, Georgia, February 26, 2011 Keynote Speaker, Founder’s Award and Appreciation Banquet, Compro-Tax, Inc., Houston, Texas, August 20, 2005. Keynote Speaker, Nigerian Women Association of Georgia (NWAG), Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005. Keynote Speaker, Community Building Coalition of Cabarrus County, North Carolina, (Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Prayer Breakfast), January 15, 2005. Keynote speaker, Department of Economics, Spelman College – Omicron Delta Epsilon Honorary Society in Economics Induction Ceremony, Atlanta, Georgia April 22, 2004. Keynote speaker for Black History Month at St. Paul AME Church, Atlanta Georgia, February 2004. Moderator for the National Council of Negro Women’s forum on the African Americans and the Political Process, Atlanta, Georgia, February 2004. Keynote Speaker for the Southern International Working Women’s Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, October 18, 2003. Panelist for Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership’s “Community Partnership and Collaboration Symposium,” Atlanta, Georgia, August 27, 2003. Keynote Speaker for the United Negro College Fund’s HBCU Service-Learning Network, Miami, Florida, July 1, 2003. Panelist for the National Council of Negro Women’s forum on “Recapturing the Black Vote,” Atlanta, Georgia, February 2003.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Eleven/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): SPEECHES AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (Continued) Moderator and panelist for the Task Force for the Homeless’ Forum on Housing, Atlanta, Georgia, November 2, 2002. Fifth Annual Teach for America Week (One of 200 leaders nationwide supporting excellence in education), Atlanta, Georgia, October 15 – 19, 2001. Keynote Speaker, National Association of University Women, Metro Atlanta Branch, “One Business Can Make a Difference,” Smyrna, Georgia, October 21, 2000. "Breaking Boundaries: Theorizing as Activism," Atlanta University Students Forum, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, March 30, 2000. Moderated panel on "Asset-Building for Building the Village…Home by Home," A Faith-based Housing Symposium co-sponsored by ITC/Faith Factor and the Fannie Mae Foundation, April 7, 2000. Presenter for Leadership Atlanta's Education Day, "State Policies and Initiatives,” Atlanta, Georgia, February 17, 2000. “The Economics of Incarceration and the Impact on Women of Color,” Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys (GABWA), April 15, 1999. Moderator: "Women in the Civil Rights Movement," featuring Mrs. Coretta Scott King, sponsored by Spelman College and the King Center, Atlanta, Georgia, February 1999. “Cooperative Economics: A Strategy for Community-building,” presented to the National Forum of Black Public Administrators, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 7, 1998. "Clemson Alumnae - Success and Struggles in the Workplace - Celebrating 40 Years of Co-Education," Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, March 27,1996. Honor's Day Address, Atlanta Metropolitan College, Atlanta, Georgia, May 16, 1996. 21st Century 10th Annual Youth Leadership Training Project, Talladega College, Talladega, Alabama, July 19, 1995. Black College Alumni Leadership Summit V, Hilton Head Island, S.C., August 11, 1995. "The Role of Economics in Neighborhood Revitalization Efforts," Get Control of Your Neighborhood Workshop, sponsored by the Atlanta Housing Association of Neighborhood-based Developers (AHAND), Atlanta, Georgia, April 20, 1991. "Environmental Equity and Economic Development," sponsored by Earth Day 1990 and Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia, March 30, 1990.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Twelve/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): SPEECHES AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (Continued) "Ensuring Economically-sustainable and Environmentally-safe Development in Africa," Africa Interface Development Project Symposium, The Role of the African American Community in the Development of Africa, Atlanta, Georgia, February, 1990. "The Military and Its Economic Impact on Third World Environments” (Toxic Waste and Race Seminar), Center for Environment, Commerce, and Energy, Georgia Environmental Project, Earth Day 1990, Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Georgia, April 1990. "Black Economic Power," Campaign for Economic Empowerment Training Workshop, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), Atlanta, Georgia, April 1989. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANTS Mini-Mellon Grant for the development of multi-media classroom for Comparative Economic Systems course, Spelman College, Fall 1998 and Spring 1999. Scholar-in-Residence, competitively selected to conduct research at New York University, Fall 1998. Economics Curriculum Group Development Grant - Department of Economics (Bush Foundation), Spelman College, June 20 - 24, 1988. Curriculum Development Grant under the Sloan Foundation's New Liberal Arts Program, Summer 1986 and 1987. WORKSHOPS DEVELOPED/CONDUCTED Developed and conducted workshop on economic and community development for the Coalition of 100 Black Women’s “Legacy Program” designed to mentor high school girls, Georgia Perimeter College, Decatur, Georgia, April 17, 2004. Developed and conducted workshop on education for the Tavis Smiley Foundation “Youth 2 Leaders 2002 Atlanta Conference,” Atlanta, March 16, 2002. Developed and conducted workshop entitled "Creating a Cooperative Culture: A Systems View of Economic and Social Cooperation," annual meeting of the Association of Cooperative Educators, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, April 28 - May 1, 1999. Workshop moderator and presenter at training session on "Risk Management," for staff of the Federation of Southern Cooperatives, Rural Research and Training Center, Epes, Alabama, March 16 - 17, 1999. Atlanta Cluster Initiative/Economic Research Unit Spring Research Workshop, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, April 17, 24, 26 and May 1, 1989.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Thirteen-Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, SPECIAL TRAINING 12th Annual Creating Opportunity Conference, “The State of the Southern Rainbow Roundtable” participant, Atlanta, Georgia, November 5, 2011. Venture Capital Executive Training Program, University of California-Berkeley, May 2008 Community Development Venture Capital Alliance Workshop, New York, March 2008 Cooperative Conference 2007, Washington, D.C., May 2007. Cooperative Conference 2006, Washington, D.C., April – May 2006. White House Historically Black Colleges & Universities Initiative, Washington, D. C., September 2005 NAFEO’s National Leadership Summit, Washington, D.C., April 2005 Cooperative Conference 2005, Washington, D.C., April 2005. NAFEO’s Presidential Peer Seminar and Joint Capacity Building Institute, Hilton Head, South Carolina, July 2005 White House Historically Black Colleges & Universities Initiative, Wash., D.C., Sept. 2004 Harvard University New Presidents’ Seminar, July 2004 Cooperative Conference 2004, Washington, D.C., April 2004. National Cooperative Business Association’s “Cooperative Development Leadership Program,” Washington, D.C., April 26-28, 2004. Association of Cooperative Educators Institute, Madison, Wisconsin, July 2003 United Negro College Fund’s annual conference for the HBCU Service-Learning Network, Miami, Florida, June 30 – July 1, 2003. Cooperative Conference 2003, Washington, D.C., April 27-28, 2003. National Association for Student Cooperation (NASCO), Ann Arbor, Michigan, November 8-10, 2002 (sponsored 3 Spelman students and 2 Morehouse students). Business Skills Workshop for Landscape Professionals, University of Georgia, Center for Urban Agriculture, Griffin, Georgia, October 24-25, 2002. Association of Cooperative Educators Institute, Guelph, Ontario, May 14-18, 2002.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Fourteen/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, SPECIAL TRAINING (Continued) Cooperative Conference 2002, Washington, D.C., April 24-25, 2002. National Economic Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, January 2002. National Economic Association/ASSA Annual Meetings, New Orleans, LA, January 2001. National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE) annual meeting and Healthy Schools Network meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 1999. National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE), New Board Member Training Institute, Washington, DC, July 1999. Annual meeting of the Association of Cooperative Educators, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, April 28 – May 1, 1999. Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT) and Western Social Science Association meetings, Fort Worth Texas, April 21 – 24, 1999. National Economic Association/ASSA Annual Meetings, New York, January 3-5, 1999. New York University course (audited) on the "Fundamentals of Alternate Dispute Resolution," October 6 - December 8, 1998. Cooperative Development Foundation Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, October 30, 1998. "Cooperatives and Communities: Growing Strong Together," University of California, Rohnert Park, California, November 15 - 17, 1996. Leadership Atlanta Class of 1996, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1995 - April 1996. National Economic Association's annual meeting, San Francisco, CA, January 7, 1996. Federation of Southern Cooperatives, Annual Meeting, Alabama, August 1996. Internet Workshop, Academic Computing, Spelman College, Spring 1996. Sports & Entertainment: Economic Development Boon or Boondoggle? Atlanta, September 14 - 15, 1995. Nissan - HBCU Summer Institute on Entrepreneurship held at Tennessee State University, Nashville, July 1995. "Connecting Curriculum with Students," sponsored by the Bonner Foundation, New Market, Tennessee, May 23 - 25, 1995.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Fifteen/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, SPECIAL TRAINING (Continued) "A National Gathering: College Educators and Service Learning," Providence, Rhode Island, May 11 - 14, 1995. Georgia Municipal Association, 37th GMA Mayor's Day Conference & 15th Annual Georgia Municipal Training Institute, Atlanta, Georgia, January 21- 23, 1995. The Cooperative Economic Summit, National Institute on Cooperative Education, Washington, D.C. - July 20 - 21 1994. Faculty Development Workshop (Bush Foundation), Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, October 5, 1991. Curriculum Development Workshop, sponsored by HBCU/MI Hazardous Waste Management and Environmental Restoration Consortium and Jackson State University, Jackson, Mississippi, June 5 - 7, 1991. American Post-Cold War Interests in Africa and the Caribbean, TransAfrica Forum's Tenth Annual Foreign Policy Conference, Washington, D.C., May 31, 1991. Modeling Economic Problems for Students of Calculus, Department of Mathematics workshop, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, June 5, 1990. Georgia Cluster Workshop III - The Preparation of Undergraduates for Academic Careers: Enhancing Writing skills, sponsored by HBC/ETS, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, February 10, 1989. Comprehensive Writing Program Workshop, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, June 12 - 16, 1989. Ford Foundation Summer Faculty Development Workshop, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1 - 15, 1988. Georgia Cluster Workshop II - The Preparation of Undergraduates for Academic Careers: Creating Opportunities for Undergraduate Research, sponsored by HBC/ETS, Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia, September 30, 1988. Business Opportunity Conference, "Round-table: Cooperative Arrangements for HBCUs," Savannah State College, Savannah, Georgia, May 4, 1988. Invitational Conference on Principles of Economics Textbooks, Indiana/Purdue University, Indianapolis, Indiana, September 17 - 18, 1987. Curriculum Development/Computer Applications in the Social Sciences, Title III Summer Workshops, May 28, 1987 and June 8 - 10, 1987. Faculty Seminar on Computer Applications in the Social Sciences, Spring/Summer, 1986.

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Sixteen/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

CURRENT:

Association of Cooperative Educators (ACE) National Organization of Black Elected Legislative (NOBLE) Women FORMER: American Agricultural Economics Association (AAEA) American Economic Association (AEA) Association of Alternate Dispute Resolution, NY Chapter Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT) Association for Social Economics (ASE) Atlanta Business League (ABL) Atlanta Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce (AMBCC) Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession (CSWEP) Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials (GABEO) Georgia Legislative Black Caucus (GLBC) Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) Georgia Women’s Legislative Caucus Georgia Working Families Caucus National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE) National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials (NBC-LEO) National Council for Black Studies (NCBS) National Economic Association (NEA) National League of Cities (NLC) Western Economic Association International (WEAI) Women in Municipal Government (WIMG) BOARDS OF DIRECTORS/COMMISSIONS

Every Church a Peace Church (ECAPC), 2007 to present Greater Vine City Opportunities Program, 2008 to present Common Cause (Georgia Chapter), 2008 to 2009 Community Housing Resource Center (CHRC), 2007 to 2009

Task Force for the Homeless, 1997 – 2003 and 2006 to 2009

Hillside International Truth Center, 2002 to 2008

National Cooperative Business Association, 2004 - 2007

United Way of Cabarrus County, 2004 – 2005

City of Concord Historic Preservation Commission, 2004 – 2005

Chair/Founder, Atlanta Cooperative Development Corporation, 1996 - 2001 and 2004-2006 (Board Member)

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Seventeen/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): BOARDS OF DIRECTORS/COMMISSIONS (Continued) Hillside Community Development Corporation, 2003 - 2006 Board of Ethics, City of Atlanta, 2003 - 2004 Community Alliance of Metropolitan Parkway (CAMP), 2000 - 2004

Chair/ Founder, Metropolitan Neighborhood Development Corporation, 1995 – 2000 Literacy Volunteers of America – Atlanta, 2001- 2002 Save the Family Foundation, 2001 - 2003

American Kidney Fund (Atlanta Regional Council), 2000 - 2002 National Committee for the Advance Placement Test in Economics - Educational Testing Service (Appointed by the College Board) 1999 and 2000 Atlanta Economic Development Corporation, 1996 – 1997 Atlanta Development Authority, 1997 Downtown Development Authority, 1997 Urban Residential Finance Authority, 1996 – 1997 Commission on the Future of Clemson University, 1996

Charter Review Commission, City of Atlanta, 1995 National Economic Association, 1994 – 1998 South Atlanta Land Trust (SALT), 1990-93 HONORS & AWARDS Georgia House Resolution (HR 1946) by Representatives Thomas of the 55th, Shipp of the 58th, and Sinkfield of the 60th commending Dr. Gloria B. Tinubu, Atlanta, Georgia 2007-2008 National Council of Negro Women (Metropolitan Atlanta Section), February 2004 President - Elect, Bethune-Cookman College, 2003 Martin Luther King, Jr. Collegium of Scholars, Morehouse College, 2003

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Eighteen/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): HONORS & AWARDS (Continued) Who's Who in Black Atlanta, 2001 and 2003 100 Most Influential Black Women in Atlanta, Atlanta Business League - 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2003 Winnie Mandela Humanitarian Award for Public Service, 2001 Atlanta Business Chronicles' List of Most Influential Georgians, 2001 Community Service and Public Policy Award, Spelman College, 2000 100s List of Georgia’s Most Powerful & Influential Women, Women Looking Ahead News Magazine, 2000 Millennium Business Associate, Atlanta Business Women Association-Peach Chapter, 2000 Appointed to the Georgia Board of Education by Governor Roy Barnes to represent the 5th Congressional District, 1999 Pioneering Spirit Award for Public Service - Million Man March Atlanta LOC, 1999 Scholar-in-Residence, New York University, 1998 Fannie Lou Hamer Community Service Award, Spelman College, 1998 Excellence through Education Award - National Black Caucus of the Teamsters, 1998 National Honor Society, Spelman College, 1998 Atlanta Business Chronicle's "Mighty Dozen: People who dominated the headlines and shaped the news in Atlanta for 1997." Leadership Atlanta Class of 1996 Nissan Fellow (Entrepreneurship), 1995 Omicron Delta Epsilon, Honor Society in Economics, December 1976 Howard University's Children's Theater Award, 1974 Herbert Lehman Scholar, 1971-74

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Nineteen/Twenty-One PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT/DEVELOPMENT (Continued): SELECTED APPEARANCES IN POPULAR MEDIA Atlanta Journal Constitution, Where are they now? June 19, 2008 “Women Who are Shaping the World,” Essence Magazine, October 2005. Cover story in Cabarrus Business & Lifestyles Magazine, September 2004. “Economics the Cooperative Way,” Producer and host of educational television show on People TV, Atlanta, Georgia, Summer 2003. National Public Radio, "Cooperative Economics," December 2003. The Weather Channel, "The Effect of Weather on Retail Sales during the Christmas Season," December 2002. Andrea Sarvady, "Woman to Woman: What would you change about Atlanta? Six extraordinary women answer the question and change our city in the process,” Atlanta Woman, May/June 2002. Atlanta Channel 46, "Economic Outlook on the Christmas Buying Season," December 1996. Georgia's People to People, Atlanta Channel 2, "Overview of the City of Atlanta's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Process," October 11, 1996. CBS Morning News, "Homeless Issues in Atlanta," December 1996. National Public Radio, "The Homeless and the Urban Camping Legislation," December 1996. The Atlanta Tribune, "Sizing Up Georgia: Black Economists Offer Their Take on the State's Economy," Vol. 10, Nov. 17, November 15 - 30, 1996. Clark Atlanta University's television program, Town Talk, Panel discussion: "Will Black Politics and Black Economics be the Key to our Liberation in the Future?" May 1, 1990. Ebony Magazine, "The Top 10 Careers for Blacks in the 90's" (Natural Resource Scientists and Economists), February 1989. Leidner, John. "Who Owns the Land?” Progressive Farmer, July 1978. TEACHING ACTIVITIES: African Diaspora and the World Principles of Economics (Macro & Micro) Empirical Methods Advanced Empirical Methods Mathematical Economics

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Twenty/Twenty-One TEACHING ACTIVITIES (Continued):

Intermediate Micro Theory Comparative Economic Systems

Honors Seminar (Juniors) Senior Seminar Independent Research

Honors Seminar (Seniors) SELECTED COLLEGE COMMITTEES (SPELMAN COLLEGE): President’s Committee on Public Policy

Sabbatical Leave Committee

Cosby Endowment Committee

Financial and Physical Resources Committee of Self-Study

Convener, Council Committee on Planning

African Diaspora Studies Committee

Faculty Governance Committee

Library Committee

International Affairs Committee

Exchange Committee

COMMUNITY/PUBLIC SERVICE:

Parliamentarian, Georgia Women’s Legislative Caucus, 2011 Parliamentarian, Fulton County Legislative Delegation, 2011 Project Grad/Court TV Scholarship Selection Panel, 2007 Marrow for Life Task Force – Atlanta (National Marrow Donor Program), 2006 Camp Village, Inc. (Youth Summer Enrichment Program) – 2006 to present International Committee for the International Conference on Infrastructure Development and the Environment (Iciden-Abuja), 2006 Storm Water Advisory Council (City of Concord, N.C.) 2004 – 2005 Rotary Club of Cabarrus County, 2005

Atlanta Mayoral Candidate, 2001 and 1997

Gloria Bromell Tinubu, Ph.D. Page Twenty-One/Twenty-One COMMUNITY/PUBLIC SERVICE (Continued):

Fannie Mae Foundation – 2000 James A. Johnson Fellows Regional Selection Committee Member Co-Chair, Georgia Women's Political Caucus, 1990-92

Vice-Chair, Black Caucus, National Women's Political Caucus, 1991 – 92 Chair, Economic Development Committee, Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB) 1991-92 Chair, Interdepartmental Group for Economics, University Center in Georgia, 1991-92

Chair, Membership Committee, Fulton County Democratic Party, 1988-1990

State Committee Member, Democratic Party of Georgia, 1990-92 SELECTED ACCOMPISHMENTS AS CITY COUNCILMEMBER, 1994 - 1998:

Founder of “Atlanta Neighborhood Deputies Program,” a citizen-driven city-wide code enforcement effort that has received national attention

Launched and completed Redevelopment Plan for Metropolitan Parkway (formerly Stewart Avenue) Launched Redevelopment Plan for Jonesboro Road corridor Founder of Atlanta Cooperative Development Corporation – Authored legislation that created entity to plan, develop, and sponsor cooperatively owned housing, businesses, and credit unions. Helped to raise $7.5 million to rehab and add new technology center for 200-unit low-income apartment complex. Founder of Metropolitan Neighborhood Development Corporation (MNDC) to provide oversight for the implementation of the redevelopment plan for Metropolitan Parkway. Major activities included business development, recruitment and retention, launch of a business association, streetscape beautification project, community newsletter, and drug and prostitution reduction program.

PERSONAL: Born in Brookgreen Gardens (Georgetown County), South Carolina; 7th of 8 children of

Beatrice and Charlie Bromell (both deceased) of Plantersville, South Carolina; married 35 years to Soji Tinubu, civil engineer with four adult children and 1 grandson.

REFERENCES: Furnished upon request.