Jordan Clark Email & Phone Number

Dallas, Tx, Us

Austin, Texas, Us

Leading TBG's sustainability strategy at firm-wide scale:🌾 developing & testing sustainable landscape performance baselines across 30 Impact Areas in 3 categories: ecology, resources & climate, and people & place 👉 so that we hold ourselves accountable and don't leave out any important questions🌾 creating internal education on best practices & sustainable materials 👉 so that we have a shared language & understanding of what "sustainable" means in landscape architecture🌾 leading firm sustainability leadership program across 4 offices 👉 so that the knowledge is institutionalized and growth is continuousWhat else:+ Sustainability Marketing & Communications strategy+ Program management+ Intern program mentorSelect recent projects:🌱 Dallas Five Mile Creek multi-use trail master plan with Trust for Public Land 👉 beginning to reconnect southern Dallas with high-comfort bicycle network that integrates with transit 🌱 Project Manager, Bachman Lake Park (Dallas) Framework Plan 👉 advocating safer connections for neighborhood residents🌱 San Antonio River Authority: watershed-based nature-based solutions (NbS) strategy & schematic designs; green infrastructure triple bottom line analysis; and low-impact design (LID) training sessions 👉 making the why and the how of green infrastructure clearer🌱 City of Dallas Urban Agriculture Comprehensive Plan 👉 removing barriers to and encouraging urban gardens and farms in Dallas🌱 Integrated nature-based solutions (NbS) strategy for Denton Northeast Area Plan 👉 to find opportunities to combine ecological and recreational benefits🌱 Wynn Joyce Park master plan, Garland, TX🌱 Timber Creek (multi-use) Trail expansion in Lewisville, TX 🌱 Bicentennial Park master plan, Crowley, TX🌱 Columbia County (FL) Regional Park Master Plan🌱 EPA presentation: Economic impacts of green infrastructure

Austin, Texas, Us

Austin, Texas, Us

I have over 5 years of experience in hosting, editing, and producing podcasts. I take special care in editing for clarity and keeping things moving. And I enjoy any opportunity to add a bit of humor (probably a bit too much).Co-host, editing, production, creative direction, social media:⚡️ We Built It That Way – "A show about how we shape the world around us, and how it shapes us." Co-hosted with AJ Fawver. (2021-Present)⚡️ Go Cultivate! – "The podcast for community builders." Interviews and in-house discussions, such as the "Are We Doing This Right?" miniseries. I ran this while at Verdunity. (2018-2020)

Dallas, Texas, Us

Urban planning & communications focused on sustainable and healthy streets and neighborhoods. I led brand development, marketing, and communications—and ensured our company's recognizable voice and aesthetic was consistent, approachable, and fun.🌲 Hosted, edited, and produced the Go Cultivate! podcast—interviews and internal discussions. (70+ episodes) 👉 established our company voice & built trust🌲 Content managed and published Verdunity's weekly newsletter and blog. ('A Few Things to Know This Week') 👉 provided weekly value in curating the week's news and adding our spin 🌲 Managed Verdunity's primary website and a second site (fiscal.verdunity.com) showcasing our fiscal analysis work and telling the story of how it's applied in your city. 👉 Fiscal analysis can be complex; this showed the thought process for the curious! 🌲 Hand-drew illustrations for presentations, websites, and merged them with digital content. 👉 put a friendly, accessible face on our rigorous analysis🌲 Designed and edited all reports, plan documents, and proposals. 👉 matched our analytical credibility with aesthetically pleasing, professional designIn addition to all that, I was also an urban planner. I designed, researched, & co-wrote 'Royse City 2030' – winner of APA-TX 2017 Comprehensive Plan of the Year award. Helped design people-friendly streets, author plans for healthy neighborhoods, and teach clients and residents about core concepts of ecologically, fiscally, and socially sustainable urban design.Communications and marketing / brand development / urban planning / site & concept design / graphic design / web design

Northampton, Massachusetts, Us

🚲 Created a bicycle trail master plan & urban trail section design for Hopkinton, Massachusetts (the starting point for the Boston Marathon)"The Conway School is the only institution of its kind in North America. Each year it offers a 10-month graduate program in sustainable landscape planning and design. Conway immerses each diverse class of eighteen students in a range of applied landscape studies, which range in scale from residential to regional. Graduates earn a Master of Science in Ecological Design and go on to pursue a wide variety of careers in sustainability, landscape design, planning, and more. Alumni find that Conway's mix of experiential learning, creative problem-solving, and critical thinking prepares them for outstanding contributions to humanity, sustainability, and the world."What's the biggest thing I learned? To think in systems and to ask appropriate questions. And that context is crucial. This ecological approach to the design process can be applied to any type of problem. In fact, it must be.

Indianapolis, Indiana, Us

I researched and co-wrote papers with senior fellows on China's role in African agriculture and Singapore as a potential model for African governments. I also designed Sagamore's 10-year report.

Taught conversation-intensive English classes to students aged 12-19 in a Madrid public high school. Additionally gave private conversational and grammatical lessons to students, teachers, and professionals in Madrid.This is where I learned to love cities, public plazas, walkable neighborhoods, and great transit. I am where I am today in part because of my time in Madrid!

Master'S Degree, Ecological Design

Ba, Political Science

Politics, History, Religion