About Stan Bond

Elected April 5th, 2011

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About Stan Bond

Stan and his family have lived in the western suburbs since 1979. He has been active in civic and community affairs since college days when he was an intern recommended to the City of Carbondale by the Dean of the School of Communications, Southern Illinois University. Stan has served his community as an elected official in several capacities over the past 10 years. Prior to moving to Montgomery, Stan was an elected Trustee of the Batavia Public Library District. He also was elected and re-elected Precinct Committeeman of Batavia Township Precinct 20. Now, in Montgomery, Stan currently holds elective office as Precinct Committeeman for Sugar Grove Township 2 (western Montgomery) and he is Watch Area Leader of the Fairfield Way | Foxmoor Neighborhood Watch. Stan was elected Village of Montgomery Trustee April 5th, 2011 and sworn in May 9th, 2011.

Stan founded MontgomeryMatters.org, a community service website offering information of public and commercial interest to the Montgomery area. He also provides free e-mailing lists designed to serve residents of the Cambridge Foxmoor, Fairfield Way and Lakewood Creek subdivisions. He frequently attends public meetings and is active in his neighborhood. Stan is a founding member of the Fairfield Way | Foxmoor Neighborhood Watch and received a Certification of Training from the National Neighborhood Watch Institute. In August 2011, the Fairfield Way | Foxmoor Neighborhood Watch placed third in the National Sherriff's Association award competition.

Personal

Married for 32 years to Marion, 3 daughters. Resident of Montgomery since November 2004.

Resident of Batavia from 1990 - 2004.

Resident of Glen Ellyn from 1980 - 1990.

Public Service

Deputy Registrar, Kane County Clerk's Office, Kane County, IL

Precinct Committeeman, Precinct 2, Sugar Grove Township

Candidate, Kane County Regional Office of Education Board of Directors

Former Trustee, Batavia Public Library District

Former Precinct Committeeman, Precinct 20, Batavia Township

Former Assistant Director of Industrial Development, City of Carbondale, IL

Former Director of Public Information, City of Carbondale, IL

Former Employee, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Model Cities Program

Successful Presenter, National Municipal League "All America Cities" Program

Former Employee, Wabash Area Office of Economic Opportunity

Professional

President at Hamilton & Bond Advertising, Inc.

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Marketing and Advertising Industry)

1985 – Present (26 years)

Clients included Waste Management, Inc., Recycle America, Blockbuster Video Midwest Region, Portillo Restaurant Group, World Dryer, World's Finest Chocolate, Chicago Clock, Terminix, Mitsubishi, Hitachi Seiki, Fuji, Nissin, American Slide Chart, Cardwell Westinghouse, ITPE Union (AFL-CIO), Simmons-Boardman

Associate Creative Director at Ladd/Wells Advertising, Inc.

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Graphic Design industry)

1980 – 1985 (5 years)

Clients included Union Tank Car, QO Chemicals, Quaker Oats Furan No-Bake, Hildebrandt Fishing Tackle, Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI Industries), Big Joe Lift Trucks, ITW Hi-Cone, TransUnion, Cardwell Westinghouse.

Account Executive at Marsteller Advertising/Burson Marsteller

(Privately Held; 1001-5000 employees; Marketing and Advertising industry)

1977 – 1980 (3 years)

Clients included Clark Equipment Lift Truck Division, PGA Golf, Chemetron Fire Systems, Chemetron Welding Products, Cardwell Westinghouse, Cory Food Service, Brunswick Technetics.

Director of Development and Public Relations at American Lung Association

(Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

1972 – 1977 (5 years)

Director of Development and Public Relations for American Lung Association of Iowa. Responsible for fund raising, community relations, volunteer recruitment and training. Published quarterly magazine, composed direct mail programs for Christmas Seals and research programs, radio and television appearances and journalist’s liaison.

Public Information Officer at City of Carbondale, IL

(Government Agency; 51-200 employees; Public Policy industry)

1970 – 1972 (2 years)

Student Intern from Southern Illinois University, duties were to improve external and internal communications processes, to establish personal relations with Carbondale citizens, as individuals or groups, in order to find out their views on what the City government can do to make its services more effective. Wrote and produced Annual Report for the City of Carbondale, Guide to City Services and All America City Award application to the National Municipal League. On success of the award application, hired full time as Public Information Officer, developed new logo and identity for the City of Carbondale (still used today) and worked on several industrial development projects including the City's Industrial Park and the initial siting and bond issuance for Cedar Lake Reservoir. Worked with City Manager Bill Schmidt, Assistant City Manager Jerry Maxwell, Mayor Neil Eckert and Robert Stahl of the Housing and Urban Development Administration Model Cities program.

Public Information Officer at Wabash Area Office of Economic Opportunity

(Government Agency; Economic Development Agency)

1969 (Summer Position)

Produced economic development and public education materials to promote employment and economic growth in Illinois' Wabash river valley. Also produced public service radio announcements, radio interview appearances, press release and public information. Headquartered in Carmi, IL.