Doug Paddock Email & Phone Number

Boise, Idaho, United States

-Having been recruited to an interim position, due to exemplary performance, secured a permanent position and multiple subsequent promotions to positions of seniority -Facilitated and managed Board of Directors and BoD working groups, including agenda setting, ensuring officer positions were elected and filled, and facilitating discussions to enable clear decision-making -Collaborated with the Board and Co-director to transform the company’s financial position from crisis by slashing costs, identifying additional funding, and streamlining budgets to achieve financial stability -Provided motivational leadership to a 3-person team and 7-person BoD, with a focus on staff training, development workshops, and the coordination of program working groups -Coordinated and leveraged staff meetings to promote cohesion amongst staff and collaboration across various program areas-Directed a portfolio of programs that mapped to key organizational goals, including the advancement of state and federal-level policy campaigns to mobilize community support for public health and environmental protections

Boise, Idaho, United States

-Led a 3-person team of community organizers in growing a network of grassroots policy advocates-Defined skills gaps and built out training programs to develop the capabilities, knowledge, and performance of junior staff and the team -Leveraged large regional member workshops and 1-1 coaching as opportunities to develop the skills and confidence of a grassroots network to advocate for policy issues at the state and federal levels

Boise, Idaho Area

-Built a targeted legislative advocacy program focused on environmental and natural resource protection, farm worker health & safety, immigration, voting rights, and protecting people’s constitutional rights to participate in democracy-Advanced statewide policies, including voter protections, worker protections, and environmental protections, by mobilizing a network of grassroots community advocates directly affected by the policy in question, through lobbying, public calls to action, and partnering with allied coalitions-Championed meaningful and expansive grassroots participation in agency rulemaking by building relationships with decision makers in administrative agencies, and through public mobilization campaigns -Scaled donations and delivered against competitive fundraising goals by crafting influential new/prospective donor appeals and facilitating acknowledgements-Provided effective organizational representation at meetings with stakeholders and potential donors, while contributing to a 7% increase in internal income within the first 12-months -Fostered an expansive network of contacts to improve communications effectiveness by 50%+, while scaling the call-to-action response rate -Promoted engagement and organizational transparency by coordinating meetings and events, including regular staff and board meetings, lobby days, outdoor appreciation trips, and large annual celebrations

Boise, Idaho

-Assisted with TNC's wok on environmental policy, energy transmission, and other natural resource conservation projects-Conducted research on environmental mitigation tools for energy development in the West-Drafted summaries for use in the creation of a framework for mitigation in the state of Idaho-Presented findings to conservation practitioners and state commissioned working groups -Participated in conservation planning meetings-Supported TNC staff in research, compilation, interpretation, and presentation of information -Represented TNC in the development of the Western Treasure Valley Energy Plan-Participated in the Idaho Power collaborative planning process

Washington, D.C. Metro Area

-Organized a legislative advocacy event for a national grassroots network-Scheduled over 100 meetings with members of Congress and administrative agencies -Attended and participated in meetings with decision makers, including as a team leader-Coordinated event logistics in accordance with set time frame and budget -Facilitated increased participation through community outreach and recruitment-Recorded minutes and participated in strategy meetings and working groups -Performed routine administrative tasks to ensure fluid day-to-day operations-Managed the member database and the organization website

Boise, Idaho

-Collaboratively advocated in Congress on behalf of victims of nuclear weapons testing-Successfully persuaded Congress to eliminate funding for nuclear weapons-Organized community outreach campaigns and discussions-Created a database to track the development of renewable energy in Idaho-Conducted archival, internet, and database research-Organized and moderated a discussion panel on nuclear nonproliferation-Served as liaison for the organization on numerous public interest issues

Master Of Public Administration, Environmental And Natural Resources Policy And Administration

Activities and Societies: Master of Public Administration AssociationI hold a Master of Public Administration from Boise State University.

B.A, History

Activities and Societies: Phi Alpha Theta History Honor SocietyDean's list 2 final two years