1. Aaron Beineke, MPA
14 Highland St. Apt A
Waltham, MA 02453
978-761-3860
aaronbeineke@hotmail.com
Experience
2012-present Department of Housing & Community Development Boston, MA
Housing Management Specialist
 Oversees operations of 30 local housing authorities across the commonwealth.
 Conducts department reviews of local housing authorities’ budgets, contracts, and
policies.
 Provides technical assistance on housing regulations and legal requirements.
 Provides technical assistance on DHCD reporting software.
 Fields calls fromconcerned citizens, public housing tenants, housing advocates, and
other municipal and state agencies.
 Headed the Commonwealth’s initiative to replace all 50,000 carbon monoxide
detectors in the entire state portfolio of public housing units. Overall responsibility
for procurement, logistics, technical research and specifications, vendor
management, and quantifying and documenting the initiative for public record.
2012 Residential Resources Keene, NH
Regional Director
 Responsible for overall business operations for the Keene regional office.
 Oversees all programservice delivery.
 Supervises programmanagers.
 Acts as a liaison to the funding source, state agencies, and other provider agencies.
2010-2012 Residential Resources Manchester, NH
Associate Director
 Supervised ProgramManagers.
 Certified CPI instructor.
 Budget preparation and forecasting.
 Duties as assigned by the regional director.
2007-2009 Lawrence High School Lawrence, MA
Teacher Physical Education, Health, Fitness andConditioning
 Taught 9th
and 10th
grade Health.
 Taught Physical Education (9-12) including project adventure ropes course.
 Taught 9-12th
grade Fitness and Conditioning.
2004 – 2007 MA Dept. of Housing and Community Development Boston, MA
Project Manager for Public Housing Construction
 Managed capitol construction projects for over 20 municipal housing authorities
across Massachusetts.
 Managed a portfolio budget of approximately $100M of construction projects.
 Prepared and maintained budgets, schedules, billing, for all projects.
 Provided technical support to local housing authorities.
 Oversaw teams of technical consultants on every project.

2.  Headed the Commonwealth’s initiative to install 50,000 carbon monoxide detectors in
the entire state portfolio of public housing units in response to the passing of
“Nicole’s Law” in 2005. Responsibility for procurement, logistics, technical research
and specifications, vendor management, and quantifying and documenting the
initiative for public record.
2003 – 2004 Key ProgramInc. Lawrence, MA
Family BasedServices Coordinator
 Managed over a dozen Provider contracts for the Dept. of Social Services.
 Managed an annual programbudget.
 Facilitated treatment planning/review meetings with DSS, Lawrence provider network.
 Provided technical assistance to DSS social workers regarding services for the
caseloads.
 Acted as a liaison between the state and provider consultants.
2000 – 2003 European Professional Football Austria and Denmark
Player (Middle Linebacker)/Youth Coach
 Lead the Austrian League’s CinneplexBlue Devils to the team’s first playoff
appearance in teamhistory.
 Lead both the Austrian and Danish leagues in tackles each season played.
 Coached the undefeated Danish national champion under 16 team.
Summer 2001 Town of Wellesley DPW Wellesley, MA
Management Analyst Intern
 Conducted in depth analysis of illegal use of Wellesley’s Recycling and Disposal
Facility. Produced a 30 page report detailing all alternative solutions.
 Assisted in mapping all of Wellesley’s park assets, catch basins, and manholes
utilizing a GPS unit and GIS mapping software.
1997- 2000 Key Program - Our House Greenfield, MA
Assistant Program Supervisor
 Conducted all aspects of the personnel process including interviewing, hiring, firing,
disciplinary action, and trained/supervised direct care staff.
 Created and implemented client physical education program.
 Created and implemented staff recruiting program.
 Oversaw resident medications, food management and budgeting, facility safety and
security, and client medical appointments.
Education
2000–2002 Suffolk University Boston, MA
 Graduated with MPA December 2002
 Academic training in all areas of public sector and non profit management including
human resources, labor relations, development and grant writing, budgeting and
fiscal management, computer information systems, and statistical analysis.
1992-1997 University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA
 BA, English - Concentration in writing and literary analysis.
 Played on the Umass Minutemen football team competing in the Yankee Conference.

3. Certifications MA Preliminary Teaching Licenses:
Physical Education (grades 5-12)
Health Educator (all levels)
English (9-12)
CertifiedCrisis Prevention Instructor
CPR andFirst Aid– American Heart Association
ACEPersonal Trainer
USA Weightlifting CertifiedClubCoach
Massachusetts CertifiedPublic Purchasing Official Program