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Executive Board of
Directors &
Staff
President & CEO: Tomas
Robinson
Mr. Tomas Robinson
is the Founder, Chief Executive Officer and
Board Chairman of Unlimited Blessings
Community Outreach Services Corporation. Mr. Robinson is happily married
to his wife, Mrs. Barbara Robinson, for over (8)
years. They are proud parents of two sons. Mr. Robinson
has more than five years experience in the community
based non-profit sector. His experience as Business
Administrator for A.F.T. Inc. produced much needed
results in management and strategic planning that
helped improve their corporate structure. He enjoys
developing programs that focus on serving community
outreach initiatives that support people in need. He
devotes a lot of his time to his faith and family.
Tomas is a passionate leader committed to staying
true to fulfilling the purpose and intent of the
corporate mission. His plan is to bring continual
growth and empowerment throughout the global
communities that will benefit public interest.
Mr. Robinson is an ordinary person
gifted to do extraordinary things he values love,
wisdom, respect, and integrity. He holds an
excellent reputation in the community as being known
to make friends very easily because he is a very
down to earth person.
Mr. Robinson was born in Columbus, Ohio where
he attended Columbus City Schools, graduated from
Walnut Ridge High School class of ‘98 his favorite
elective course throughout Jr. High & High
School was the occupation work experience program
which enabled students to go to school and attend
academic education classes then work during the
school year.
He began working at the age
of (14) for Kroger Company as a Grocery
Clerk, Cashier and Front End Supervisor, He later
changed careers to go work for the following
companies Ricart Automotive as a Car Salesman ,
Insight Communications as a CSR, Repair
Technician, and Dispatcher. Formerly attended A.F.T.
Inc. as a member and was appointed the position of
Business Administrator 2003-2007 during a transition
period, The experience working in the field of
customer service in combination with serving in the
capacity as business administrator gave birth to the
idea for Mr. Robinson to utilize his public relation
skills to start a Non-profit Corporation to pursue a
full time career to work in community development
building network partnerships with other community
non-profit organizations & individuals that
shared the same passion to support the cause to make
a difference in society by helping empower peoples
lives.
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Exc. Vice- President Teresa
Ploesser
Mrs.
Teresa Ploesser - Exc. Vice President Mrs. Teresa
Ploesser was born and raised in Marietta , Ohio
. In 1980, Teresa
joined her husband here in
Columbus Ohio while he was attending
college. They have
three beautiful sons. In the
early 90s, Teresa began volunteering for various
organizations including homeless
shelters. She has always had
a passion for helping others. She
even started taking her children
with her so that they could learn about
helping others as well.
Shortly there after, Teresa
began attending Columbus State majoring in their
mental health program.
In 1992 she graduated with honors,
and in 1995 she received the
Women Leadership of the Year
award.
Teresa has
worked as a social worker with the
Franklin County
Jail . In 1998, Teresa
accepted a position with the Columbus City
Schools and starting teaching
various classes to incarcerated individuals at
the Pre-
Release
Center and those in half way
houses. These classes included
parenting, addiction, safety, STDs, and
classes on empowerment. While
teaching within the criminal
justice system, she volunteered her time going into
schools speaking to freshmen
about the criminal justice
system, drugs, and how choices they make can and
will impact their lives, as well as
speaking to hundreds of school age
children. Teresa’s experience and
education prompted her to begin her own
business.
She started
contracted her services out to different
agencies. Her services included
working with injured workers of BWC and OWCP by
assisting them with resumes, cover letters and job
search so that they could reenter back into the work
force while still rehabilitating from their
injuries. Her program was very
successful. Teresa decided to
return to school upon which she received her
bachelor’s degree in Management/Healthcare, and
again she graduated with honors. Teresa was
offered a position managing a homeless shelter for
women. She was the overseer of
more than 56 women and had 20 staff
members. She also hired and
trained and supervised volunteers. Teresa was
dedicated to making sure that the shelter operated
with full capacity in order that each woman was
clothed, sheltered, and fed.
Teresa currently seeks for
full time employment and part time contracting with
the State on an as needed basis. She is proud to be
a part of a growing organization and looks forward
to making a difference in people lives.
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Vice- President: Wyvonne
Page
Mrs. Wyvonne
Page - Vice-President, has dedicated
twenty-five years as a public service employee with
the State of Ohio. In 2006, she registered with
the State of Ohio as Chief Administrative Officer of
Page Turners, L.L.C.
Mrs. Page attended
Columbus public schools and pursued her post
education from Franklin University and Ohio
State University.
Wyvonne, is the
mother of two adult children, four grandsons and one
granddaughter. She is a well-known community
activist, having served as a member of the Franklin
County Republican Club and the Central Ohio
Republican Club, served two years as an elected
member of the Franklin County Republican Party
Central Committee and is a member of the National
Black Minority Business Administration.
Aside from her service with the State of
Ohio, Wyvonne's future is pursuing her dream as a
Publisher and writer. She is a community activist
for women and children's rights such as the 2009
humanitarian project where she wrote and published
the book, “Why Me America, Why Me? which follows the
life of Columbus resident, Nyama
Bryant.
She also has a special interest
in helping individuals who are currently or have
been incarcerated, many who desire to share set the
record straight, but may not have a platform to tell
their story. Wyvonne’s goal for 2010 is to serve as
Vice President of Unlimited Blessings by
assisting the Corporation with its
mission to help others in need.
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Corporate Consultant: Mark
Robinson
Mr. Mark Robinson - Corporate Consultant is
a highly motivated individual dedicated to supporting causes
that help make a positive difference in peoples
lives. His favorite hobbies are composing music,
traveling and spending quality time with His
family.
Mark has an extensive career
background serving in business administrative capacities and
he has developed a wide range of skills through his
past employment experiences over the years in the
following fields: corporate collections, sales,
accounting, and store management.
Mr. Robinson possesses outstanding mentoring
and leadership abilities that help motivate youth
and adults to live up to their fullest potential by
encouraging them to move forward and overcome the
different challenges that people face in life. He is
honored serving onboard (UBCOS) as Corporate
Consultant and his number one objective is to give
Unlimited Blessings Community Outreach Services
Corporation sound and fundamental advice to better
serve the Global community.
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Outreach
Support Officer: Daphne
Franklin
Ms.
Daphne Franklin - a Christian and visionary leader,
loyal person with integrity, with more than ten
years experience developing business practices that
improve organizational performance; has demonstrated
competencies in the areas of strategic planning,
operations management, program development and
implementation, marketing, and organization
management.
She is
an M.B.A. candidate with a bachelor degree in
psychology. She also possesses a six sigma belt
certification. Ms. Franklin has impeccable
analytical, organizational and communication skills.
She received a certificate from the city of Columbus
in conflict mediation, has developed and managed:
orientation and training programs, mentoring and
coaching programs, professional evaluation
processes, and professional development programs.
Ms. Franklin has worked in the area of project
management for the past 7 years. Her
professional experience includes over 10 years
experience in the areas of project management,
program development, and grant writing.
She is
also a highly accomplished developer of youth,
family, and community programming for non-profit
community agencies , faith
based
organizations, and school systems.
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Treasurer: Barbara Robinson
Mrs.
Barbara Robinson - Treasurer was born in
Youngstown , Ohio.
Barbara attended Woodrow Wilson High School and
graduated in 1998. After graduation, Barbara
relocated to Columbus , Ohio where she attended the
Technology Education Center and Columbus State
Community College to further her education in office
administration. During that time, Barbara held
several part-time seasonal jobs while attending
school. Her employment included companies such as
White Castle, Big Bear, Kroger Company,
Wal-Mart Super
Center , and Columbus State Community College where
she was an office assistant. In January 2008,
Barbara decided to change her career to become a
licensed Foster Parent. She is currently working for
Advantage Adoption Care as a temporary placement
foster care parent.
While Barbara was employed at White
Castle as a crew member, she met Tomas Robinson who
is now her husband and the Board Chairman of
Unlimited Blessings Community Outreach
Services Corporation (UBCOS).
They
share a beautiful marriage and friendship of eight
years. She is one of the proud parent of their two
sons ages five and seven. Barbara serves as the
Board Treasurer for UBCOS. She feels honored to work
along side her husband in this capacity. She is very
supportive and admires his quality of
entrepreneurship.
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Secretary: She'lia Bolding-Wright
Mrs. She'lia
Bolding-Wright - Secretary Is a native of Columbus,Ohio and the
Mother of one adult son whom she raised and a proud
Grandmother. She has been an advocate for social
justice & change in the urban community for
over 20 years. She possesses an equal amount of
experience working as an administrative Assistant
for a variety of agencies & organizations.
She’lia also currently serves on the board of
Community Truancy Committee for Columbus Public
Schools, and a graduate of Columbus State Community
College (Associates
Paralegal) and Capital University
(B.A., LPS,
Research).
Prior to
realizing her own talent for playwriting and
mentorship, She’lia spent eight years working with
youth of various age groups as a Sunday School
teacher at the church she attended and she also
committed herself to Vacation Bible School, choir,
and drama activities as well.
Ms.
Bolding has a strong desire and drive to provide
youth with hope and to deter violence in the
community by offering programs in theater arts as a
tool to empower youth to discover their God given
talents and perfect will for their life and to
motivate and aspired them to reach higher
accomplishments than they ever thought
possible. With this plan coupled
with God’s principles our youth are in a win; win
situation. In 2003 she formed the
dance troupe called: GRACE out of a desire to help
the youth in her own family, then later wrote a
controversial play titled: “Tired”. This deals with
the destruction of heroin use in our homes and
community. With much success
since then She’lia has been inspired to turn plays
into opera.
Her most
recent play entitled: “Who Am I & Why Am I
Here?” attempts to answer questions regarding gang
violence and insist that the church respond. She
feels the church should play an instrumental role by
using faith principles, good manners, and respect to
win back our children and communities so no child is
left behind.
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