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Mary
Toves is AMI’s President handling
the day-to-day operations of the company. She has demonstrated and
excelled in her ability to manage and direct personnel from a “hands
on” approach. Ms. Toves background includes the Pacific Island
Club (PIC) where she began working as a housekeeper, then moved in
1989 to SunRoute Hotel where in 1990 was promoted to Assistant Supervisor.
In 1992, she came aboard AMI where she rose from Janitorial Supervisor
to Assistant General Manager. She recently attended the Cleaning Management
Institute Conference in Chicago. |
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Monty
A. McDowell is Chief Executive Officer and Real Estate
Principal Broker for Advance Management Inc. (AMI). With
twenty-two years of U.S. Naval experience and a master’s degree
in electrical engineering, Mr. McDowell has extensive organizational
skills acquired from experience as an Engineering Duty Officer in
the U.S. Navy. Founded AMI in 1990. He possesses the expertise to
pre-plan, implement and maintain even the most complicated maintenance
& management requirements. He is also a Registered Executive Housekeeper
as designated by the International Executive Housekeeping Association
(IEHA). He is currently serving on the Board of Directors for the
Guam Chamber of Commerce, Chairman of the Committee for Government
of Guam Outsourcing & Privatization and Chairman of the Armed
Forces Committee on DoD Contracting. |
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Jim McFerran
has extensive experience in the private sector: Five (5) years with
Compass Travel (HK) Ltd./Deak Pererra (F.E.) Ltd. Performed hotel
reviews in: Australia, Nepal, Philippines, and Korea. Thirteen (13)
years business management in Philippines as Agent for numerous suppliers
to Yacht building industry; established Holiday Boats and grew it
to a 214 man, $3,500,000.00 a year enterprise. Thirteen (13) years
with Advance Management Inc., involved in all aspects of the company’s
operations, including Janitorial Division Manager; Landscape Maintenance
Division Manager; Planning Project Management. Presently filling the
position of Director of Business Development. He
recently attended the Cleaning Management Institute Conference, and
has been formally trained in the fields of Carpet and Upholstery Maintenance
as well as Advanced Care of Natural Stone. He is an IEHA Certified
Executive Housekeeper. |
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Bree
McDowell holds the position of Realtor/Real Estate
Services Manager, She developed and established the Real
Estate Services Department of Advance Management from a two client
list to the current clientele which includes: Commercial Buildings,
Homeowners Associations, Apartment Buildings, and numerous individual
single tenant homes. She also works hand-in-hand with the board members
of various associations and organizations. She is readily available
to assist owners and tenants of managed properties concerning all
issues including but not limited to lease agreements, maintenance,
and common areas issues. Works with owner approved attorneys to enforce
Owner’s Rights under lease agreements. Assist clients with the
purchase and/or sale of their Guam-owned property. Having been previously
tasked in 1995 with managing the AMI’s Main Office (oversight
of accounts payable, accounts receivable, personnel issues, payroll,
etc.), she assisted in the implementation of Advance Management’s
Drug Free Workplace Program and Sexual Harassment Awareness Program.
She is currently serving as the Vice President of the Guam Board Of
Realtors. |
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Joseph
Certeza is AMI’s Training Manager. He came to AMI from California where
he worked for Northern TeleCom in the Silicon Valley (north central
California). His experience includes: Parts Inventory Supervisor,
Assistant Supervisor in charge of Training, Quality Assurance Inspector,
Assistant Training Manager and Office Manager. His vast knowledge
and experience in human resources and training made him the prime
candidate to fill his current position. In addition to Mr. Certeza
primary duties, he also maintains collateral duties and responsibilities
to include the monitoring of AMI’s Quality Assurance Program
and ensuring the seamless operations within AMI’s Administrative
and Accounting Office. |
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Anthony
Guerrero, through six years of exceptional experience, has
risen through the AMI ranks and is now AMI’s Janitorial
Manager. He began his career in the Industrial Janitorial
Department where he demonstrated the ability to follow directions
and take command of tough situations as they arose. This ability to
“take charge” demonstrated qualities necessary for management
positions. He has been the Janitorial Department Manager for 4 1/2
years and oversees over 150 personnel as well as manages the day-to-day
operations. Through his staff of Project Managers and Supervisors,
he continuously and successfully manages AMI’s largest department.
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An
experienced member of AMI’s Senior Management Team, Managing AMI’s
extensive Carpet and Floor Care Operations, Gordon Tydingco,
as Consolidated Services Manager, brings AMI over
25 years of extensive administrative and management experience, as
well as ten (10) years of sales and marketing background, in both
the public and private sectors in Guam and Saipan. A graduate of the
University of Northern Colorado with a BA Degree in History and Political
Science, Mr. Tydingco served for six years as Administrative Officer
for the Transportation Division of the Trust Territory of the Pacific
Islands in Saipan under the US Department of Interior, providing overall
staff support with specific responsibilities involving personnel administration,
budgeting and program development. In addition, he was instrumental
in establishing and administering the territory-wide Transportation
Development Training Program. Returning to Guam in 1976, Mr. Tydingco
spent the last 26 years in various management capacities, most notably
as General Manager of the Guam Visitors Bureau (4 years) with overall
responsibility for the planning, development and implementation of
the Bureau’s promotional and marketing programs and activities,
and as General Manager of Atlantis Submarine Guam, Inc. (6 years),
directing the operation and maintenance of a 46-passenger tourist
submarine with over 40 technical and non-technical personnel on a
7-day, 12-hour work schedule. He is presently a candidate for the
International Executive Housekeepers Association (IEHA) Executive
Housekeeper Certificate. |
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