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Bonnie L. Berube MS, R.D., L.D.
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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Administrator with broad-based management experiences
based in food distribution, health care, advanced education,
consultations, food purchasing and cook-chill food preparation.
Possesses unique blend of interpersonal and varied computer
implementation experience. Considered a strong manager
with futuristic thinking capabilities.
For links to web sites recommended by Bonnie L. Berube, click here.
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EDUCATION
- Texas Christian University
- Bachelor of Science Degree - Nutrition and Dietetics,
University of Houston
- Masters - Institutional Administration (Minor -
Nutrition), Texas Woman's University
- Registration American Dietetic Association Licensure
- State of Texas
- ServSafe® Instructor - The Educational Foundation
of the National Restaurant Foundation
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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
- American Dietetic Association
- Consulting Dietitians in Health Care Facilities
- Dietitians in Business and Communications
- Houston Area Dietetic Association (President 1980 - 81)
- Texas Dietetic Association (President 1997 - 98)
- Professional in the Culinary Arts
- Women's Food Service Forum
- Texas Executive Women (2005 President)
- Praeclarus Business Networking
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COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
- Houston Junior Form
- Patron Houston Junior League
- Church Affiliation: Chapelwood United Methodist Church
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PROFESSIONAL
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President
- BLB CONSULTING, INC.
1994 - Present
Owner of a HUB Company, specializing in Food Service
Management Consulting and Advisory, Technical and Marketing
Services. Representative services are marketed to all
areas of food service including premier health care
and corporate organizations. Serves as a Clinical adjunct
faculty member of the University of Houston, Dietetic
Internship Program. Managing partner of accounts and
professional staff of 10 employees.
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Owner/Consultant
- BONNIE LYNN BERUBE & ASSOCIATES
1992 - 1994
Independent consultant providing total quality management,
technical, marketing services, nutritional care consultation
to extended geriatric care, rehabilitation treatment
centers, long term care facilities and hospitals, Coopers
and Lybrand, the Norton Group and Glazier Foods Company.
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Vice President
- THE NORTON GROUP
1990 - 1994
HUB Company, a team of experienced management professionals,
offering management advisory services including comprehensive
facility reviews, performance analysis and operational
improvement recommendations to premier health care and
corporation organizations. In this role, led team in
development of specialty management systems, purchasing,
menu planning, computer implementation and quality assurance
JCAHO/OBRA/HACCP programs for health care, rehabilitation
and long-term care.
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Director of
Health Care Sales/Services - GLAZIER FOODS
1990 - 1992
Responsible for planning, implementing and directing
a new department within an established fifty-six year
old family business with annual sales in excess of $56
million. Duties include:
- Conducting a seven week training program for sales
force
- Assisting in the selection of product to be sold
to health care customers
- Development of targets, sales projections and tracking
of results
- Ongoing technical support to sales force
- Recruitment of health care sales representative
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Vice President,
Health Care Sales - WHITE SWAN CORPORATE
1989 - 1990
Responsible for Health Care Sales inclusive of street
and National accounts for eight operating divisions
of White Swan, largest regional distributor in the United
States, fifth largest national distributor.
- Projected Health Care annual sales for 1990 ...
$121,498,551
- Directed sales activity for twenty percent of total
$650,000,000 revenues
- Direct activities of health care specialists in
eight operating divisions
- Responsible for securing national account health
care accounts ... $18,000,000 for
- 1989
- Responsible for product selection for health care
sales
- Editor - Health Care Newsletter with 3,000 distribution
- Responsible for management of White Swan's food
service management computerized systems
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Administrative
Director of Dietetics - HERMANN HOSPITAL
1980 - 1989
Directed a multi-system department in a 908-bed teaching
hospital. Directed 260 employees, managed revenue generation,
had extensive medical staff involvement, set policy
for care of patients and participated in all day to
day operations of the hospital.
- Responsible for $6,500,000 operating budget
- Implemented new revenue generating centers and increased
in-patient revenue by $125,000 and cafeteria by $773,000
- Increased contribution margin by 42%
- Planned and implemented $2.5 million food cook-chill
preparation renovation project resulting in improved
food quality and reduced labor cost
- Served as chairperson and member of numerous hospital
committees and task forces that resulted in policy
setting
- Established a comprehensive Quality Assurance program
which involved on-going monitoring and resulted in
compliance with the Regulatory Agencies
- Served as Clinical Adjunct Associate Professor at
the University of Texas School of allied Health Sciences
- Tested, planned and implemented on-line computer
systems for the entire department that increased revenue
and reduced food costs by approximately 16%
- Managed and directed a Clinical Research Center
for metabolic studies and participated in obtaining
funds from the National Institute of Health - Consulted
with over 30 hospital in Texas and Louisiana
- Managed a nationally recognized clinical nutrition
staff
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Clinical Instructor
- UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES,
Houston, Texas
1977 - 1980
Primary instructor in food services systems management
on behalf of the nutrition and dietetics department;
provided dietetics management services to two, 240 bed
facilities of Bayou Glen Nursing Centers as an external
consultant.
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Program Director
- HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Houston, Texas
1974 - 1981
Responsible for directing and managing the dietetic
assistance course to train Food Service Supervisors;
concurrent responsibilities for two years as food service
director at the First United Methodist Church and two
years as a consultant for Glufway Hospital.
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Lecturer -
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, Houston, Texas
1974 - 1981
Responsible for a variety of foods and nutrition curricula
including meal management, quantity-- cookery, food
purchasing, quantity food production.
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Dietitian
- RICE UNIVERSITY (Houston, Texas) / TACOMA GENERAL HOSPITAL
(Tacoma, Washington)
1965 - 1970
Responsible for food preparation and feeding through
central kitchen facilities, personnel supervision and
hiring, menu planning, inventory control and accounting;
hospital duties included clinical dietetic and administrative
roles, out-patient schools and some consulting.
LIST OF PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
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REFERENCES
Available upon request
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