Allen Paul Goldstein

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  www.seaint.org/seaosc/Minutes/896-May_1998_Board_Meetin - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/6/1998    Last Visited: 6/23/2009  

  Allen Goldstein (AG) - SEAOC Executive Director

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  www.top1000funds.com/latest-news/strategy-news/volatili - [Cached Version]
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  The project is in conjunction with strategic and change management consulting firm, The Results Group, whose partner, Allen Goldstein, has worked with CalPERS on a number of strategic and policy planning processes.

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  Allen Goldstein - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/5/2004    Last Visited: 11/17/2004  

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  Assistant Executive Officer - Planning & Organization Development
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  About CalPERS > The CalPERS Organization > Executive Officers > Allen Goldstein
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  Photo of Allen GoldsteinAssistant Executive OfficerPlanning & Organization Development
  
  Allen Goldstein was appointed CalPERS Assistant Executive Officer, Planning and Organization Development Branch in February 2004.The Branch provides a single source for in-house management consulting services focusing on strategies and tactics to solve business problems.This resource enables CalPERS to better accomplish its strategic and business objectives.
  
  Goldstein brings a strong combination of public and private sector management experience to CalPERS.He has 25 years of State government experience, previously serving as Director of the Department of Personnel Administration and Deputy Secretary at the California Business, Transportation, and Housing Agency.
  
  In the private sector, Goldstein was Vice President of Project Development for Rathe Productions, a New York-based exhibition and design company.He was also a principal in his own management consulting firm, serving corporations, government, and nonprofit organizations.His firm provided a wide range of management services including executive coaching, strategic planning, and project management.
  
  While with the State, Goldstein managed several unique projects including State support for the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, and construction and operation of the California pavilions at the 1986 Worlds Fair in Vancouver, British Columbia, and the 1988 Worlds Fair in Brisbane, Australia.

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  Castro & Associates: Publications - [Cached Version]
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  ,"The big cost item is physical damage to the structure," says Allen Goldstein, executive director of the Structural Engineers Association of California.

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  Minutes of the 898th Meeting of the SEAOSC Board of... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/6/1998    Last Visited: 6/23/2009  

  (2) Executive Director Contract: BW reported his conversation with Allen Goldstein (AG) earlier today stating that AG offered excuses by saying that he works only for the SEAOC Board of Directors. AG is continuing to solicit outside contracts to fund SEAOC and BW's opinion was that AG sees his role as bringing special projects to SEAOC.
  
  JSL moved that this Board not even consider endorsing a 1-year extension since AG is vocal that he only takes direction from the SEAOC Board/Officers. The motion failed for lack of a second.
  
  RLH moved that SEAOSC recommend that AG's contract not be extended at all and that he be given notice immediately. Seconded by BW. Discussion ensued with RAR stating his concern of the possible negative ramifications this action may have on SEAOC.

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  Minutes of the 899th Meeting of the SEAOSC Board of... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/1998    Last Visited: 6/23/2009  

  (with two new directors abstaining) that with respect to the issue of a contract renewal for the SEAOC executive director, Allen Goldstein, the SEAOSC Board of Directors sustains the recommendation of its Ad Hoc Planning Cmte. against renewal or extension of the contract.

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  Minutes of the 899th Meeting of the SEAOSC Board of... - [Cached Version]
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  M/S/C ( with two new directors abstaining ) that with respect to the issue of a contract renewal for the SEAOC executive director , Allen Goldstein , the SEAOSC Board of Directors sustains the recommendation of its Ad Hoc Planning Cmte. against renewal or extension of the contract.
  
  ( 3 ) Internet Site M.O.U. : JSL reported on the SEAOSC Ad Hoc Planning Cmte's recommendation that based on discussions between the appointed delegates , JSL , BW , and SQ , and the SEAOC Web Comte.Chaired by Pat Buscovich , that a resolution of ownership and oversight was not possible under the current management format.The resolution on SEAOSC changing the name of the web page and list server from seaoc.org to seaint.org was acceptable.The ownership of the domain name seaoc.org will be transferred to SEAOC Board pursuant to a transition period of up to six months.
  
  M/S/C that SEAOSC will immediately start the transition to , and development of , seaint.org and that the ownership of seaoc.org will be relinquished to SEAOC on Dec. 31 , 1998.

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  Self Shielded Flux Core Welding Wires - [Cached Version]
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  In fact, Alan Goldstein, president of the Structural Engineers Association of California, one of the three organizations that compose the SAC venture, had never even heard of the Seismic Safety Coalition.

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  September_19998_Board_Meeting_Minutes - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/9/1998    Last Visited: 6/23/2009  

  Items: JSL reported that the contracts for SEAOC Executive Director Allen Goldstein and Executive Assistant Lori Campbell were renewed on Aug. 17 th for one year by action of the SEAOC Executive Cmte.
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  Item 9.04: Executive Office Contracts was found to be inaccurate as written: "MOTION/SECONDED/ CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY: Luttrell was given the authority to, working with the Executive Committee, enter into contract negotiations with Allen Paul Goldstein and Lori K. Campbell".

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  The Results Group - [Cached Version]
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  Allen Paul Goldstein Senior Partner
  
  Allen is a partner with The Results Group. He specializes in :
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  Allen brings a unique combination of public and private sector experience to his consulting work. Allen's public sector experience includes over 25 years of service with the State of California, including executive-level positions in the administrations of three Governors. He served as the Director of the Department of Personnel Administration, as Deputy Secretary in the Business, Transportation, and Housing Agency, and most recently as an Assistant Executive Officer for the California Public Employees Retirement System. His work included the following:
  
  Responsibility for managing several unique construction projects, including the design, construction and operation of California's Pavilions at the 1986 World's Fair in Vancouver, British Columbia and the 1988 World's Fair in Brisbane, Australia, establishing the State of California's London trade office, as well as coordinating State government support for the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. As the Director of the States Department of Personnel Administration Allen negotiated labor agreements for 19 collective bargaining units and authored several reports which led to important changes in the States personnel management practices. Led a revamping of the CalPERS Health Benefits program bringing a longer-term strategic focus to its policy deliberations. Allen also provided the leadership for the CalPERS enterprise-wide strategic and business planning processes.
  
  In the private sector, Allen also served as the Executive Director of the Structural Engineers Association of California, and as Vice President for Project Development for Rathe Productions, a New York City based exhibit and design company. Allen's projects included:
  
  The 1990 World's Fair in Osaka Japan. The 1992 World's Fair in Seville, Spain.
  
  Prior to joining The Results Group, Allen was the principal in his own management-consulting firm whose clients included government agencies, not for profit organizations and private corporations.

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