Charles Stringer Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, California, Us

Leading scaled investments in sustainable water, agriculture, conservation, food supply and renewable energy; founding member of Investment and Management Committees.

Clovis, California, Us

Served as first independent outside director of Industry-leading firm focused on civil and agricultural engineering, environmental engineering, hydrogeology, planning, and construction management.

Appointed by California Governor Schwarzenegger and re-appointed three times by Governor Brown. Board oversees water regulation in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, home to over 11 million people.

Developed legal and consulting practice representing businesses, federal and state public agencies, and American Indian Tribal governments on a range of matters, including environmental and natural resource law and policy, water resources, business development, conflict resolution, strategic communications, crisis management, constitutional reform, and inter and intra-governmental relations.

Olympia, Wa, Us

Coordinated and advised twenty Pacific Northwest Indian tribes on legal and policy matters arising from the designation of Puget Sound salmon, a treaty-protected resource, as threatened by extinction under the Endangered Species Act; worked with federal, tribal, state, and local government leaders to develop inter-jurisdictional strategy for protecting and recovering endangered salmon runs in Pacific Northwest; advised the U.S. Department of Commerce on strategies to enhance the role of tribal governments in federal salmon-related regulatory and policy initiatives.

Whiteriver, Az, Us

Represented Tribe on a wide range of tribal business and environmental and natural resource legal and policy matters arising on and off 1.7 million acre reservation, including development and enforcement of tribal law and adoption of federal programs, conception and design of integrated ecosystem management laws, creation of federal environmental, water, and natural resource policy, and compliance assistance for tribal enterprises.

Washington, Dc, Us

Managed all aspects of enforcement actions under CERCLA and RCRA, including investigations, administrative and judicial litigation, negotiations and settlement; reviewed applications from federally recognized American Indian tribes under the Clean Water Act; advised USEPA on national legal and policy issues regarding tribal jurisdiction, sovereignty, and treaty rights; negotiated EPA/tribal/state natural resource management agreements.

Conducted all phases of complex commercial litigation, including discovery, motions practice, arbitration, and trial; advised large multi-national commercial clients on Clean Air Act and infectious waste management issues; participated in administrative land use proceedings; represented various clients pro bono.

Master, Public Administration

Juris Doctor (J.D.)