1. Curriculum Vitae
Ezeakukwu Emmanuel Nsoedo (PhD)
25452 Paine Street, Damascus
Maryland, 20872
Phone: +12405861193 Email: legwoent@yahoo.com
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/pub/e-e-o-nsoedo/27/42b/410
PERSONALATTRIBUTES
• With experience in public policy and administration in both Public and non-profit
sector,
• Have exhibited a high degree of initiative. Adept in policy formulation, action-
oriented, service driven, and well qualified to develop institutional research content,
• With experience in the private sector, having acted in various executive and
managerial levels, including consultancy,
• Acted in various capacities as: Executive Director, Board member, and Managerial
positions, where I performed with distinction.
EDUCATION
PhD Public Policy and Administration-(Public Mgt. and Leadership) 2014
Walden University, Minneapolis, Minnesota
MBPA -Public Administration (Inter-governmental Affairs) 1987
Southeastern University, SW, Washington, DC
BS – Management: (International Management) 1986

2. Southeastern University, SW, Washington, DC
PROFESSIONALEXPERIENCE
Teaching Experience
Work as a Research Facilitator at National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) 2015-present
 Supervises the postgraduate students’ research projects of the school of management
sciences.
Work as a lecturer for the Commonwealth Executive Programme for MBA/MPA 2015-present
 have taught or currently teaching:
 Public Enterprise Management (MGS 720)
 Comparative Public Administration (MPA 868)
 Ecology of Public Administration (CMP 808), and
 Local Government Administration (MPA 704) to postgraduate students
Regularly held tutoring sessions for high school and college students 1997-present
• On various disciplines in political science, public administration, history, and
management
Anglican Girls Secondary School 1995-1997
• Taught economics and government studies to final year students
Southeastern University, SW, DC 1985-1987
• Worked in the Southeastern university learning laboratory as a tutor
in public administration and management
• Courses covered were: management, public administration, American history and
government

3. • Worked as teacher’s assistance, ensured that students assignments were delivered as
instructed
Elected/Appointed Positions
Special adviser on Community Development to Senator Ik Obiorah 2007-2011
• Strategized and provided advice to the senator on how to use his office to impact
positively on the welfare of his constituency. Also provide research services on several
other public policy issues that would help address poverty alleviation
Appointed Commissioner of Education 2003-2003
• Oversaw the various departments within the ministry of education
• Liaise with the federal ministry of education in education development program
• Liaise with the various non-governmental agencies (both local and international)
promoting educational programs
Appointed State Commissioner for Youth and Sports 2002-2003
• Was responsible for youth development program in the ministry
• Campaigned to get the state government to address the problem of youth unemployment
• Organized seminar to address youth drop out from school, youth prostitution, and youth
violence
• Organized the celebration of world youth day, and the national youth day
• Supervised social youth clubs: Man of Order and Discipline, Boys scout, and Girls guide
• Oversee sports development, including school competition, including sports for special
needs youth.
• Supervision of state sports council, and later, integration of the council as part of the
ministry of youth and sports

4. • Supervised sports facilities development in the state
Appointed State Government Liaison Officer 1999-2002
• Represented the governor and the state at the local government level
• To monitor the execution of state financed projects at the local government level and
report on the progress status to the state
• Consulted with the local government and various organizations in the local government
to find out what they need and report back to the governor in order of priority
• Advise the governor on policy for the local government
Savvy Talent Promotion (Director) 2011-Present
• Work with department heads on the organization projects to achieve results. Provide
advice to clients on public policy matters. Research and advice private organizations and
individuals with business interests where we have expertise.
Executive Director 2000-2014
Legwo Enterprises Ltd, Nigeria
• Executed the board’s business goal and objectives. And made recommendations that will
help the organization to overcome challenges
• Managed the human assets and resources to optimize the objective of the organization in
an efficient and effective manner.
• Supervised the organization’s proposals to secure various contracts for execution with
various public institutions
Regent Hotels Ltd, Nigeria 1992-2000
• Executed the board of directors policies
• Adopted management policies that addressed the needs and expectations of our patrons

5. • Ensured that the managers keep our employees motivated so that our patrons may get the
best quality service that we could offer
• Kept innovation as the key tool to remain relevant in a very competitive industry
• Encourage feedback from the customers, our supervisors and managers, and incorporate
their observations in policies that kept us very competitive
• Designed performance appraisal programs to help keep employees grounded
• Prepared regular annual reports for the board of directors
Manager 1987-1991
Wild Pair shoe store, Gaithersburg, Maryland
• Implemented the management, business plan for the branch
• Supervised staff, hired store personnel, customer service, and filed reports as needed
Manuscript Reviewer 2014-present
 Reviews manuscripts for scholarly Journals in Public Policy, Management, and Public
Administration
 In addition to the manuscript review, I also do editorial work on Pro Bono
Community Curricula Activities
Treasurer: Enem Development Union, Nnewi, Nigeria 2003-2007
• Performed the function of receipt and disbursement of the community’s funds as
authorized
• Promoted the expansion of the community health clinic to a full-fledged hospital
• Led the community in partnership with the state government to facilitate quality health
delivery, in addition to assigning doctors and nurses as needed, and provision of drugs at

6. subsidized rates under the scheme: Anambra State Government health Community Health
System And Health Care Financing Scheme
• Worked with the Council Chairman to grant approval to the community to construct a
market for building material.
President: Egbu-Umuenem Community Development Union, Nnewi, Nigeria 1995-2000
• Managed the community’s administration, including the formulation of policy
and execution of same
• Delegated assignments to various committees in such areas as:
Electricity, works, water, health, and peace committees
Delegate: Nzukora Nnewi, Nigeria 1996-2008
• To the town’s union meeting
• Served on several ad-hoc committees as needed by the community
University Curricula Service
• Students Government Association (SGA) - Students’ Representative 1985-1987
at the Council
• Treasurer, Nigeria Students Association 1984-1987
• Photographer’s assistant, university yearbook 1985
• In charge of advertisement collection, university yearbook 1986
Publications
 Dissertation Topic: Nsoedo, E. E. (2014). Implementation of the Regional Quota System
in Nigeria’s Centralized University Admission Policy
http://gradworks.umi.com/36/35/3635047.html
Dissertation Advisor: Dr. Chris Jones

7.  Nsoedo, E. E. (2016). Effective Leadership in the 21st Century: Bill Clinton and the New
Way to Philanthropy.
http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?paperID=63933
 Nsoedo, E. E. (2014). The Ebola Crisis In the West African Region: Should It Have Been
So Severe?
www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=51003#.VFFNmcmg-So
• Chukwujindu, N. & Nsoedo, E. (2004). Nnewi in history 1924-2004: The portrait of
L.N.E. Nsoedo (Ide Nnewi). Ibadan, Nigeria: Spectrum Books
• Radio Commentaries
• Several Newspaper Publications
ProfessionalPresentations
Walden Residency, Arlington, Virginia 2012
• PhD proposal panel- discussed dissertation process, strategy, and how to overcome
obstacles during the process
Seminars: I have presented numerous papers as resource person. Some of the seminars attended
as resource person are:
Iwene Tansi Senior Seminary, Onitsha, Nigeria 2005
• Presented paper on the state of politics in Anambra state, Nigeria
Ministry of Youth and Sports 2003
• Organized and presented research paper on youth violence in Anambra state. I called for
the politics of mutual understanding between the competing political parties.
National Youth Service Corps Pass-Out Ceremony 1996

8.  Presented Paper to the National Youth Service Corps members posted at Nnewi North
LGA during the pass-out ceremony
Awards and Recognitions
• Numerous academic awards, and recognition from several organizations, among which
are:
• Pi Alpha Alpha-National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration for
outstanding academic achievement 2009-present
• Graduate student award for Leadership and academic excellence 1987
• Certificate of award for Excellent Economics term paper 1986
• John P. Maurer award for Scholastic and Leadership ability 1986
• Elected to Who's Who among students American universities and colleges 1985
• Recognition of award as a member of ‘A Team’ at the University learning
laboratory, where I assisted other students resolve issues 1985
ProfessionalAffiliations
• Member, American Society for Public Administration 2009-present
• Member, Literacy Council of Northern Virginia 2009-present
• Member, Nigeria Institute of Public Relations 1999-present
• Member, Institute of Sales &Mgt. Corporate Association of Nigeria 1996-present
• Member, Peoples Club of Nigeria 1993-present
• Former, member of Smithsonian Institute 1985-1987
Certification
• Microsoft Office User Specialist 2000-present
 Certified Tutor for Adults in Reading and Writing by LCNV 2009-present

9. References
Chris Jones (PhD)
Professor at Walden University
Minnesota, Minneapolis
+1970-250-2315
christopher.jones3@waldenu.edu
Senator Ikechukwu Obiorah
+234-8034311467
ikechukwuobiorah@yahoo.com
Hon. C.I.D Maduabuabum
National Assembly, Federal
Republic of Nigeria
+234-8033109855
Joseph Ojih (PhD)
Professor, Baltimore City Community College
+1443-797-4772
jojih@bccc.edu or jojih@stratford.edu