William Barnes of Alabama bio

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From his official website: http://www.williamgbarnes.com/about/

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Highly motivated self-starter with extensive quality experience in government, business and law: human resources policies, procedures and practices; personnel and management recruitment, selection, development and evaluation; compensation; employee/employer relations, arbitration management and organization development. Committed to building organizations that value and practices diversity, affirmative action, and equal opportunity, providing innovative leadership and vision, management skill and insight and an adroit ability to manage relationships across a spectrum of institutions and intellectual disciplines.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1999-Present
William G. Barnes & Associates, Attorney and Counselor at Law
Attorney and Counselor of Law, Birmingham, AL. 35215-3623
Managing attorney engaged in the practice of criminal and civil law within the State of Alabama in State and Federal Courts. Trial lawyer of criminal defendants under prosecution within Alabama and Federal circuits; trial prosecution and defense of civil litigation actions within Alabama and Federal judicial circuits.

Member, United States Supreme Court Bar
Member, 11th Circuit Court of Appeals
Member, Federal Bar Northern District of Alabama
Member, Federal Bar Middle District of Alabama
Member, Alabama State Bar
Member, American Bar Association
Member, Birmingham Bar Association
Member, Greater Birmingham Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
1998-1999
William G. Barnes & Associates, Inc. Birmingham, AL. 35215-4060
Principal Business Consultant
Principal consultant to business entities in organizational development and operations; personnel recruitment, selection, management, employee and management training; compensation, benefits analysis and administration; operations and personnel safety; wage, salary, claims and administration; contract negotiations; legalities, grievance and arbitration management; sales and marketing. Conducted research of organizational structure and operations, identify problems and make recommendations to directors and senior management for organizational development actions.

1990-1998
U.S. Treasury Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Glynco, GA. 31524
Research Analyst and Legal Instructor
(Retired upon completion of 28 years Federal Service)

1994-1998
Brenau University, Gainesville, GA,
Adjunct Professor

Adjunct faculty member teaching academic courses in business administration, human resources management, psychology, organization development and law, for senior and graduate- level college students.

1978-1990
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Headquarters, Fort Eustis, VA. 23666

Senior Personnel Psychologist
Designed, developed, managed enlisted and officer human resources training and testing for 300,000 army personnel worldwide. Designed and managed development, contracting for publication, printing, distribution, administration, scoring, and reporting of the Army’s skill qualification testing and evaluation program. Transfer to Ft. McClellan, Alabama, 1985 for career enhancement and attend law school.

1981-1984
Embry – Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL

Adjunct Professor
Faculty member conducting academic instruction to senior-level college students in business and human resources management science.

1973-1977
U.S. Naval Weapons Station, Yorktown, VA. 23690
Weapons and Munitions Manufacturing and Facilities Engineering and Maintenance

1967-1971
United States Air Force
Reciprocating Engine Aircraft
C-118 and C-7A Caribou Aircraft
Vietnam combat veteran, Cam Ranh Bay AFB, Republic of Vietnam
EDUCATION
LL.M. – Master of Laws; Atlanta Law School, Atlanta, GA. 1991
J.D., – Juris Doctor; Birmingham School of Law, Birmingham, AL. 1985
M.A. – Education/Human Resource Development/Organizational Psychology;
George Washington University, Washington, D.C., 1978
B.S. – Business Administration/Psychology;
George Washington University, Washington, D.C., 1975
A.A. – Liberal Arts
George Washington University, Washington, D.C. 1974