Andrew Wade Email & Phone Number

Seattle, WA, US

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

• I am an analyst on a research team that strives to create a clean energy future across the United States and globally. Our work focuses on residential and commercial energy efficiency and other related clean energy.
• Designing and implementing qualitative research including surveys, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and observational studies to collect and analyze utility program effectiveness
• Analyzing, cleaning, and interpreting quantitative and qualitative data on an inter-disciplinary team that conducts process and impact evaluations by identifying successes and barriers to achieving program energy.
• Synthesizing complex energy data from multiple sources, including utility account data, and local, state and federal government sources, to perform program evaluations, and identify trends, opportunities, and.
• Communicating technical research methodology, key findings, and recommendations concisely and clearly to utility program teams, municipalities, and other community stakeholders through presentations, figures, written.
• Facilitating stakeholder engagement and collaboration through in-person and virtual workshops and meetings that engage utility program teams in discussions on regulatory and legislative challenges and opportunities.

Seattle, Washington, United States

See above for duties. Promoted from this position in July 2023. The above title has the same duties with more independence, and greater responsibility such as developing training, guiding new analysts, and more project management oversight.

Seattle, Washington, United States

See above for duties. Promoted from this position in November 2022. The above title has the same duties with more independence, and greater responsibility such as developing training, guiding new analysts, and more project management oversight.

Seattle, Washington

• Led the development of a comprehensive personnel reassignment policy for the City of Seattle by engaging with stakeholders, performing policy analyses, and providing recommendations for an operational protocol which.
• Cultivated strategic relationships with Big City Emergency Managers across the United States to gain valuable insights into how municipalities operationalize personnel reassignment, which informed the new policy.
• Conducted a rigorous risk analysis to balance the needs of essential City departments by identifying gaps in knowledge that could compromise emergency response efficiency, resulting in recommendations for successful.
• Conducted a thorough review of national, state, and local emergency management and human resources policies and legal mandates to create a new policy framework for the City of Seattle that enhances emergency response.

Various Locations, WA State

• Conducted cleaning and analysis of survey and interview data to support the evaluation of Ecology’s collaborative natural resource management approach for aquatic species habitat restoration and flood mitigation in.
• Analyzed cultural and socio-economic drivers behind decision-making and communication in the Chehalis Basin region to identify cross-functional breakdowns and success in collaborative projects over a 30-year period.
• Collaborated with environmental experts, engineers, analysts, and community organizations to identify barriers to success and opportunities for future natural resource management, which produced a well-rounded public.
• Facilitated a seminar on the technical research findings to key stakeholders, including the relevant government agencies, community partners, and other stakeholders, to explain the detailed report conclusions

Seattle, Washington

• Conducted a comprehensive investigation into solid waste sorting behaviors, cultural norms, and barriers to recycling and composting, resulting in a curated list of recommendations and achievable goals for future.
• Successfully managed three projects, including the creation of a zero-waste toolkit, a comprehensive compost and recycling purchasing guide for property managers, and data analyses of waste management and landfill.
• Employed innovative ways to analyze historical agency data to streamline project timelines and establish reliable baselines for sustainability, energy, and waste reduction initiatives, demonstrating technical expertise.
• Developed a zero-waste toolkit for use by property managers and event planners to utilize in SHA programs, yielding a potential impact on over 35,000 residents and 350 locations, resulting in significant reductions in.

Off-Campus And Commuter Student Services

• Led a team of 30 students to coordinate logistics for the Off-Campus Living Expo, the department’s largest event with over 600 attendees, 50 participating businesses, and more than $40,000 in secured sponsorships.
• Provided vital support to current and prospective Ohio State students seeking off-campus housing, expertly navigating university and city resources, and enhancing student understanding of the support available through.
• Developed data visualizations and reports for Ohio State University to be utilized in university-wide program analyses, providing valuable insights on overall program effectiveness
• Collaborated with a wide range of stakeholders, including students, landlords, community members, and university staff to deliver extraordinary experiences for off-campus and commuter students, establishing strong.

Delaware, OH

• Corresponded with principle investigator and research team on project goals to clearly identify areas for short and long-term focus.
• Collected data from research archive plantings, maintained inventory and accession records, and installed insect bioassays in the field.
• Propagated large numbers of trees through cross-pollination, seedling, and various hot and cold grafting techniques for inclusion in research studies of the Emerald Ash Borer.

First Year Experience

• Focused on outreach and relationship development with first-year students during a two-day orientation experience, which included individualized small-group activities, discussions on the realities of college, and.
• Provided experienced perspectives to shape new students’ transition to college life, connected students to appropriate university departments, and supported their academic pursuits.
• Collaborated with a team of 34 Peer Leaders to complete four orientation cycles every week; each cycle was completed in just over 32 hours.

Master Of Public Administration (M.P.A.), Environmental Policy And Management, Policy Analysis And Evaluation

Activities and Societies: GreenEvans (Communication Co-Lead)

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Ecology, Evolution, Systematics, And Population Biology, Senior

Activities and Societies: Student-Alumni Council, Student Leadership Advocates, Arts Leadership Council, Honors & Scholars Advisory Board.