Background
Allen, Stanley was born on June 27, 1952 in Baltimore.
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Stanley Allen
Edit ProfileProfessional association administrator
Education
Graduate, West Virginia Career College, 1973.
Career
Staff assistant United States Congressman Jack Brooks, Washington, 1978-1986. Manager Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association, 1986. Executive director The Hoving Group, since 1987.
Achievements
Membership
Active local Democrats, West Virginia, Washington, since 1968, ward precinct captain, Washington, 1982-1986, member ward executive committee, Washington, since 1982, ward chairperson, representative to state committee, since 1986. Treasurer Hexagon, Inc., Washington, 1978-1981, president 1981-1982. Board directors Greater Washington chapter Americans for Democratic Action, since 1982.
Member ward council on education, since 1984. Elected commissioner Mount Pleasant Advisory Neighborhood Commission, Washington, 1984, 1986, chairperson 1985-1987, vice chairperson since 1987. Member citizens advisory committee Washington Hospital Center, 1985, 4th district police, since 1986.
Consultant Project Vote!, Washington, 1987. Coordinator Ward One Council, 1987-1990. Member American Civil Liberties Union, National Organization of Women, Humane Society United States, West Virginia State Society, Congressional Staff Club of the United States Congress, National Geographic Society, Friends of the National Zoo, Friends of the Kennedy Center, American Political Items Collectors.
Interests
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Nationality
American
Education
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1973
Career
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1978 - 1986
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1986
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1987
Awards
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Recipient certified of appreciation Big Sisters of Washington, 1978, Capital Children's Museum, 1979, Second Genesis, Washington, 1980, Hexagon, Inc., 1982, Washington Hospital Center, 1985. Recipient Congressional award Congressman Walter E. Fauntroy, 1984, Roving Leader award District of Columbia Department Recreation, 1985, Certified of Election, District of Columbia Board Elections and Ethics, Washington, 1984-1986. Named one of Outstanding Young Men American, 1984, 85. Named to Mullens (West Virginia) Area Hall of Fame, 1987.Recipient certified of appreciation Big Sisters of Washington, 1978, Capital Children's Museum, 1979, Second Genesis, Washington, 1980, Hexagon, Inc., 1982, Washington Hospital Center, 1985. Recipient Congressional award Congressman Walter E. Fauntroy, 1984, Roving Leader award District of Columbia Department Recreation, 1985, Certified of Election, District of Columbia Board Elections and Ethics, Washington, 1984-1986. Named one of Outstanding Young Men American, 1984, 85.
Named to Mullens (West Virginia) Area Hall of Fame, 1987.