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Portland, OR, US

Portland, Oregon, United States

Portland, Oregon Area

Manage 40-person department responsible for public involvement, public affairs, creative services, marketing and media relations, web, projects and programs.

Portland, Oregon Area

Portland, Oregon Area

Served as chief executive for city commissioner responsible for housing and fire and rescue, among other responsibilities. Managed staff, legislative agenda and stakeholder relations. Worked extensively on issues related to the local electric utility.

Portland, Oregon Area

Managed multiple regulatory issues to help advance implementation of the South Waterfront Greenway project and several others.

Portland, Oregon Area

Responsible for creating and implementing and promoting a coordinated, citywide response to listings of chinook and steelhead salmon under the Federal Endangered Species Act (ESA), for integrating science into city environmental policies and for coordination of water- and watershed-related regulatory programs. * Managed a seven-person technical staff and.

Portland, Oregon Area

Responsible for planning, designing, scheduling and implementing public affairs and communications campaigns at the regional, state and local levels.  * Devised and implemented public involvement and outreach campaigns for Council decisions* Developed stakeholder-friendly cost/benefit information about river management alternatives* Advised electeds.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Planned, scheduled and implemented marketing and media campaigns at the national, regional, state and local levels. Selected campaigns involved EDF’s collaborative work with the McDonald’s Corporation on alternatives to polystyrene packaging, a market-based plan for addressing traffic congestion in the Los Angeles area, and a report detailing children’s.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Managed all media contacts made by staff in the Washington, D.C. and district field offices; wrote and coordinated design, production, printing and distribution of newsletters; developed a targeted mail program to involve and inform constituents and interest groups; coordinated news conferences, town meetings and other involvement and outreach events; and.