Kate Brunette Kreuzer Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Seattle, Washington, Us

• Increased annual giving by 175% between 2018 and 2023, including increasing major giving program by 240% in same time period• Increased annual event revenue by 60% between 2018 and 2023• Managed communications and grassroots organizing strategy for Futurewise legislative agenda 2020-2023 to pass four new bills (HB 1220, SB 5042, HB 1181 and HB 1110)• Stewarded 100% board transition from 2018-present to revitalize board engagement and establish culture of philanthropy, resulting in 100% board giving• Coordinated grant writing and reporting for $650,000 grant portfolio• Managed three staff members (state organizer, Spokane program manager, and communications manager) to achieve local and statewide programmatic goals• Created and implemented new organizational communications plan, adding 7,394 new email subscribers 2018-2023 and securing coverage in local and national media

Seattle, Washington, Us

Seattle, Washington, Us

• Pioneered Democracy Voucher program to become first campaign to qualify for program and reach maximum amount ($300,000) of Democracy Vouchers; received national press• As Field Director, developed field canvassing program for collecting Democracy Vouchers to raise $60,000 in vouchers; promoted to Campaign Manager in March 2017• Developed cash fundraising program to raise $70,000 in real dollar donations in four months• Managed team of two full-time employees and three part-time employees• Wrote policy papers on topics including affordable housing, immigrant rights and transportation• Led strategic planning on communications, fundraising, field, and community outreach, resulting in endorsements from all three major area newspapers• Partnered with community groups such as the Ethiopian Community of Seattle, Native organizers Mazaska Talks, 350 Seattle, and the Housing for All Coalition to champion legislation

• Coordinated 200 volunteers weekly to successfully gather more than 10,000 signatures each week for state ballot initiative and reach total signature goals ahead of schedule• Managed logistics for 400 volunteers statewide for special Washington caucus-day signature gathering to surpass initial signature goal by over 50%, gathering 30,000 signatures in one weekend• Recruited and managed 10 volunteer coordinators statewide to support signature gathering efforts in target regions outside of Seattle• Organized weekly volunteer recruitment phone banks to 500-1000 person lists

Seattle, Us

• Managed over 300 partner relationships with corporations, non-profits, local governments and international partners, tripled signups from 2014, reaching over 190,000 events worldwide• Grew international participation in the Hour of Code by 50% by recruiting new country leads in target regions and coordinating with international partners in on-going bi-weekly calls• Started and manage Code.org's TeachCode teacher community, curating content for social media, newsletter and blog posts, grew Twitter followers to 2000+ in first six months• Helped launch new volunteer program for Hour of Code by recruiting 10,000+ volunteers, hosting informational webinars and creating detailed how-to guides• Worked with graphic designer, third-party vendors and external partners to coordinate timeline and logistics of Hour of Code marketing mailing highlighting celebrity ambassadors Sheryl Sandberg, Malala Yousafzai and Susan Wojcicki, reaching 25,000 teachers• Collaborated with engineering team to localize Hour of Code website content into 30 languages

Medellin, Antioquia, Co

• Conducted outreach for the programming committee for the World Bike Forum to collect more than 300 proposals for conference• Planned and executed two workshops on sustainability and urbanism for 50 local high school students • Developed a human-centered design model for intervention in neglected public spaces with the Institute for Urban Development of Bogotá

London, Gb

• Produced monthly articles about urban themes such as public transportation, bicycling and urban renovation, one of which was shared more than 175 times over social networks• Promoted the work of EI over social media such as Twitter and Facebook, including live-tweeting events• Contributed a special report from the World Bicycle Forum on women and bicycling for the inaugural print edition of Emerging Innovation

• Coordinated STAR application (Sustainability Tools for Rating and Assessing Communities) across four city departments to submit more than 300 metrics of sustainability, equity, education, and the economy• Contributed to application using ArcGIS mapping software to analyze housing and employment density, food accessibility and natural resources in DC• Promoted the Sustainable DC plan at city-wide sustainability events

Washington, Dc, Us

• Successfully advocated for Student Government to ban bottled water at all SG-sponsored events• Organized with Housing and Dining Program to distribute reusable water bottles printed with the TBTT logo and tap water facts to all incoming students in 2013• Collected over 500 pledges from students to eliminate bottled water purchases and consumption