Amelia Lamb Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon, United States

Portland, OR

• Oregon Citizens’ Utility Board is a statewide advocacy organization that works to protect consumers’ interests. As a Communications Manager, I directed critical aspects of communications initiatives, working to expand.
• I collaborated with senior staff to leverage press releases and earned media, securing coverage in regional outlets including NPR/OPB, KGW, Portland Business Journal, and The Oregonian.
• I contributed to increased awareness of socially responsible and climate-positive initiatives statewide, achieving increased funding for clean electricity, rural internet development, and utility bill assistance.
• As Project Manager for our annual energy policy conference, I successfully surpassed paid registration and fundraising targets while allocating resources to devise sponsor recruitment and marketing materials.
• I oversaw logistics and marketing for the annual conference, partnering with Oregon Dept. of Energy, Portland General Electric, Natural Resources Defense Council, the Sierra Club, and Governor Kate Brown.
• I was appointed lead editor and designer for annual reports, newsletters, and communications pieces reaching 2,500+ readers.

Portland, OR

• In my earlier role as a Marketing & Development Associate, I worked to expand consumer awareness of the impacts of Multnomah County's Digital Equity Action Plan, Oregon's Clean Electricity & Coal Transition Act.
• I contributed to the development of a keynote speech delivered by our Executive Director at an annual event with hundreds of utility stakeholders, covering emerging energy policy issues.
• I directed the creation and editing of newsletters, annual reports, conference programs, and presentations, creating visual graphics and writing and editing copy for all collateral.
• I worked with our fundraising team to secure over $200,000 in grant awards from multiple foundations.
• I oversaw email marketing initiatives which achieved up to 30% open rates, working to grow donor base and drive awareness of energy, utility and climate news.
• I collaborated with our Development Director and a consulting firm to plan and execute a comprehensive website redesign and organizational rebrand.

Portland, OR

Founding Board President in 2016-2017 and President Emeritus in 2018 for a 100% volunteer powered nonprofit producing participatory arts festivals and skill sharing workshops in northwestern Oregon.- Oversaw the 501(c)3 certification process and development of bylaws, policy manual, board roles and procedures- Planned and facilitated all board meetings and.

Portland, OR

• Free Geek is a local nonprofit with a $1 million annual budget, with a mission of expanding access to technology through sustainable reuse. While working as a Donor Relations Coordinator, I optimized outreach and.
• I facilitated training initiatives for 50+ staff and board members while participating in the hiring and onboarding of 10+ employees.
• I conducted research on upcoming funding opportunities and grant awards, cultivating relationships with major donors to secure in-kind donations and monetary sponsorships.
• I partnered with senior management to introduce improved HR practices, developing new organizational policies pertaining to data privacy, union negotiations, and budgetary protocols.
• I drafted staff handbook and apprenticeship program collateral, working to promote consistency of programs while ensuring quality educational and professional development opportunities.

Portland, OR

As a Reuse Program Coordinator, I developed technical documentation for staff and volunteers, outlining all phases of computer refurbishing to improve quality and reliability of donated systems and equipment. I planned and executed staff and volunteer appreciation events with more than 200 attendees, cultivating a culture of recognition, inclusivity, and.

Tacoma, WA

While working as an Outreach Coordinator, I contributed to development of a partnership with the Boys & Girls Club, supporting a mentorship program to pair current university students with local middle and high schoolers exhibiting high-risk behaviors. I connected more than 200 college students each year with volunteer opportunities, representing over.