The document is a curriculum vitae for Jean-Marie Caterina that outlines their education and extensive work experience in real estate, education, social work, and other fields over several decades. It shows that Caterina received degrees in social welfare administration and political science. They have owned and worked for several real estate companies since 2003 and have had over $50 million in sales volume. Previously, Caterina worked as a Latin teacher, social worker, director of special projects, and in various government roles.

1. Curriculm Vitae<br />Jean-Marie Caterina<br />311 Gorham Road<br />Scarborough, Maine 04074<br />(207)318-3440<br />catmacgroup@gmail.com<br />Education<br />M.S.W., Social Welfare Administration, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts<br />B. A., Political Science, University of Maine, Orono, Maine<br />Postgraduate courses - Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H.<br />University of Southern Maine, Portland, Maine<br />Employment<br />February 2003 to present – Owner/Broker- Caterina MacLean Group, The Maine Real Estate Network and Keller Williams Realty<br />Sales exceeding $50 million dollars in volume over time period<br />Team leader and lead agent for three person team consisting of “of counsel” agent,<br />full time buyer agent, and part time administrative assistant<br />August 2005 to March 2008 – Member LLC/Owner, Keller Williams Realty Mid Maine, Auburn<br />January 2002 to February 2003 – Sales agent- Coldwell Banker Harnden Beecher<br />$2 million dollars in sales<br />Rookie of the Year – CBHB<br />September 1994 to June 2002 – Latin teacher, Waynflete School, Portland, Maine<br />Taught all levels, middle and upper school, primarily 6th grade and Advanced Latin<br />Advisor, 6th grade<br />Developed a full-time Latin program for the 6th grade, a grade which had not had a<br />formal foreign language program<br />Advisor, Peer Mediation<br />Planned and delivered middle school programs in drumming, conflict resolution, and<br />Poetry<br />September 1993 to May 1994- Classroom teacher, PREP program, Windham Adult education,<br />Windham, Maine<br />Taught English, social studies, and humanities to young parents returning to school<br />Led a support group of students as they learned to cope with chaotic lives<br />May 1992 to September 1993 – Full time mother<br />January 1990 to May 1992 – Director, Special Projects, Marketing and Development Specialist,<br />Creative Works Systems, Saco, Maine<br />Development of programs directed at returning people with disabilities to the<br />workplace<br />Grant writing aimed at funding services for client population<br />Provision of job development services to people with disabilities<br />Marketed viability of hiring persons with disabilities to businesses<br />Educated consumers in job search strategies<br />June 1987 to December 1989- Personnel Administrator, AA/EEO, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of<br />Maine, Portland, Maine<br />Responsible for the compilation of the corporate affirmative action plan<br />Oversight responsibility for corporate compliance with federal and state laws<br />Developed corporate sexual harassment policy<br />Developed and instituted “state of the art” Positive Recruitment Program facilitating<br />the recruitment and hiring of people with disabilities<br />Outplacement of displaced management employees<br />March 1987 to June 1987 – Coordinator, Campaign Fundraising Volunteers, Senator George<br />Mitchell Reelection Campaign, Portland, Maine<br />Organized a phone bank for soliciting campaign contributions<br />Coordinated volunteer schedules<br />Assisted in organizing major fundraisers<br />September 1985 to February 1987 – Assistant to the Commissioner, Public Affairs, Maine<br />Department of Labor, Augusta, Maine<br />Served as departmental liaison to the Governor’s Office, Maine State Legislature,<br />Department of Human Services, and Department of Education<br />Assisted in drafting departmental legislation<br />Official liaison to the press and media<br />Drafted speeches and testimony for the Commissioner<br />Wrote all press releases and did press briefings and interviews<br />September 1979 to September 1985- Social Worker, Maine Department of Human Services<br />Coordinated services to high risk adolescents and their families<br />Consulted with the court system on the disposition of juvenile offenders in state<br />custody<br />Selected as Maine Social Worker of the Year- Child Protective Services<br />September 1977 to June 1979- Latin and Social Studies teacher, York High School, York, Maine<br />January 1977 to June 1977 – Student teacher and substitute teacher, Portland and South<br />Portland, Maine, Latin and social studies, English<br />Professional licensure<br />Broker, Maine Real Estate Commission, expires 4/30/2010<br />Inactive, Teaching certification, Latin, K-12; Social studies, English, Language Arts, 7 – 12<br />Inactive, Licensed Master Social Worker, Maine<br />