Cj Evans Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

American Diversified Enterprises is a holding company operating a project financing company focused on securing development capital and financing for first-of-their-kind projects, and 2 companies devoted to carrying out innovations in agriculture, communications, and the media. Visit ADE's website: https://www.ade.llc/Call: 202-750-0007Email: info@ade.llc1200 G Street, NW, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20005CJ's experience and skills include: legislative and government affairs; advocacy; community outreach; facilitation; negotiation; conflict resolution; new technology development and advancement; research and analysis; fiscal and economic impact analysis; project financing; project management; business development, management, and leadership; mentoring; communications; marketing; nonprofit organization operation, fundraising, and governance; strong background in agricultural and environmental issues; also advancing several game-changing initiatives in agriculture (Fresh-to-the-Table Farms) project financing, transportation (Mag-Lev Solutions) and communications and the media (FACTS MATTER).

A collaborative government affairs effort organized by the Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton law firm and American Diversified Enterprises. The Alternative Fuels & Chemicals Coalition (AFCC) advocates in the U.S. Congress for public policies to promote the development and production of alternative fuels and chemicals, with a focus on sustainable aviation fuels. Please visit AFCC's website at https://www.altfuelchem.org/.

The company name was changed to American Diversified Energy LLC in October 2017 which is one of the 10 companies being operated under Anerican Diversified Enterprises LLC umbrella.

Spearheaded federal agency representation. Made contributions to farm bill energy programs and energy bill grant and loan guarantee programs. Kept members of Congress apprised of project progress.

Participated in securing grants, loan guarantees and financing. Assisted with federal agency representation and interactions with members of Congress.

Secured state and federal energy grants. Became company's voice and face in Washington DC over 2-1/2 year period. Represented company with state and federal agencies. Worked with Congressional staff to include important additions to farm bill and energy bills. Represented company at conferences and seminars across the country.

Founded and operated Stewardship America, a charitable, nonprofit organization that was incorporated in 1995 and operated for six years under the name Florida Stewardship Foundation. Purpose of the organization was to "engender a thriving rural economy, with an economically robust agriculture, a healthy natural environment, viable rural communities and safe, abundant supplies of food and fiber." Developed an open, consensus-building process involving more than 1,000 people to improve cooperation between private landowners and government agencies in protecting essential habitat of endangered species such as the Florida panther and other ecological resources on private lands, and in creating market-based incentives to encourage and reward private landowners in maintaining these natural resources. These efforts led to the development and adoption of the Farmland Stewardship Program that was included in Sec. 2003 of the 2002 U.S. Farm Bill, Florida’s Rural Lands Stewardship Program (Chapter 163.3248 Florida Statutes), and inclusion of the “stewardship agreement” concept in in the Hillsborough County (Florida) Agriculture Stewardship Program and Section 31 of Oregon’s Conservation Incentives Bill (HB 3616) that was signed into law in the summer of 2003.The organization was closed down once the projects around which it had been founded reached a successful conclusion and the funding for those projects had been expended.

Developed state programs. Assisted with carrying out cost of community service studies. Served as consultant to State of Kentucky to establish statewide farmland protection program. Also served as consultant to Palm Beach County, Florida to establish Purchase of Agricultural Conservation Easement (PACE) program and lay groundwork for Master Plan to balance development and retain land for agriculture in the county's 21,000-acre Ag Reserve. Served as facilitator between state regulatory agenices and agriculture landowners. Crafted incentive program to encourage landowners to maintain habitats for endangered species. Sought ways to make farmland conservation and habitat stewardship economically sensible for farmers.

Ba, English, Journalism, Communications

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