Max B Trezil

About Max B Trezil

I am a passionate about transforming data into actionable intelligence to improve decision making processes, focuses on growth and driven by purpose.I am currently a PDH candidate at Helm school of government, my research is focused mainly on dematerialization of governance. Dematerialization of governance is a process that involves the digital transformation of conventional processes and procedures, eliminating the need for physical documents and paper-based transactions. With technological advancements and a growing need for efficiency, openness, and accessibility in government services, dematerialization has become increasingly popular across various industries, including economics and logistics. The benefits associated with dematerialization of governance are numerous, including lower costs, enhanced transparency, and increased accountability. By embracing this digital revolution, governments can provide better services to citizens and stakeholders while improving their operations. Developing countries can take advantage of new information technology to cut spending, reduce the cost of doing business, and invest in the future, which can benefit all citizens. Thus, dematerialization of governance is a critical aspect that can transform the way governments operate and provide services to their citizens.In other words, dematerialization of governance is a critical aspect of modernizing government services and operations. This process involves the reduction or elimination of physical items, such as paper and plastic, through digital means. Technological advancements and a growing need for efficiency, openness, and accessibility in government services have driven the adoption of dematerialization across various industries, including economics and logistics. The benefits associated with dematerialization of governance are numerous, including lower costs, enhanced transparency, and increased accountability. Governments can provide better services to citizens and stakeholders by embracing this digital revolution, while simultaneously improving their operations. By taking advantage of new information technology, developing countries can cut spending, reduce the cost of doing business, and invest in the future, which can benefit all citizens. Therefore, dematerialization of governance is a crucial to modernize government operations and enhance service delivery. My PhD research focuses on this area to explore how digital transformation can revolutionize government processes and enhance service delivery.

Experience

1. Senior Stakeholder Liaison

   Internal Revenue Service

   Nov 2023 — Present

Education

• Liberty University

  Doctor of Philosophy - Ph.D Candidate, Public Administration (Helms School of Government )

  2020 — 2025

• Université d'Etat d'Haïti

  Social communication

  2001 — 2005

• The City University of New York

  Bachelor of Science (BS), Business Administration and Management, General

  2006 — 2010

• John Jay College (CUNY)

  Master of Public Administration (MPA), management and Operation

  2010 — 2012

• Brooklyn College

  Master's degree, Special Education and Teaching

  2018

Skills

• Program Management
• Research
• Budgets
• Staff Development
• Teaching
• Community Outreach
• Business Analysis
• Leadership
• Youth Development
• Project Management
• Program Development
• Management
• Spreadsheets
• Public Speaking
• Excel
• Microsoft Excel
• Policy Analysis
• Economic Development
• Public Administration
• Microsoft Office
• Spss
• Program Evaluation
• Data Analysis
• Grants