Marsha Kellogg

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Facilitator and non profit manager @ Native Future
portland, maine, united states
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An innovative and energetic planner and team leader committed to building human and institutional capacity to meet sustainable natural resource management goals. More than 10 years experience working with civil society and government groups to design and implement projects, develop strategies and action plans, build and strengthen teams, and evaluate successes and lessons learned. Ms. Kellogg has managed and provided technical assistance to USAID-funded activities and non-governmental organizations, in Africa and the Americas, that strengthen land use and property rights, improve livelihoods, and more sustainably manage forests and watersheds. Ms. Kellogg brings to each assignment expertise in participatory natural resources planning, training development, and environmental and social impact assessment. Bilingual (English and Spanish) she has supported initiatives taking place in Barbados, Bolivia, Burundi, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Ethiopia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Italy, Liberia, Mexico, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Peru, Panama, Paraguay and the USA.Specialties: CFR 216 environmental impact assessment, team leadership, project design and management, non-profit development and management, participatory methods, training and facilitation, watershed assessment, sustainable forest management, indigenous people, Appreciative Inquiry, conflict management.

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Native Future

Native Future

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Facilitator and non profit manager
portland, maine, united states
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nativefuture.org
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Marsha Kellogg Work Experience Details
  • Native Future
    Executive Director
    Native Future Aug 2016 - Present
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  • Native Future
    President And Wounaan Land Rights Program Coordinator
    Native Future Aug 2007 - Aug 2016
    Panama, Usa
    Develop and manage initiatives with Wounaan leaders and communities to strengthen their capacity to protect and conserve their lands, including a US Forest Service International Programs project. Design and facilitate bi-ennial Authorities and Allies workshops. Design and implement annual fundraising campaigns. Contribute to website and semi-annual newsletter. As President, manage a geographically disperse Board of Directors and corps of volunteers and lead initiatives to improve organization’s operations, programs and communications. Other results include support of Wounaan-led efforts to communally title their land, increased press coverage of Wounaan land rights issues, and a donor tour of Ngäbe, Bugle and Wounaan communities.
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  • Rio Fernando De Taos Collaborative
    Facilitator
    Rio Fernando De Taos Collaborative Jun 2017 - Dec 2018
    Over a series of six meetings Marsha led a strategic design and planningprocess for the revitalization of the Rio Fernando de Taos watershed with a collaborative ofseven public and non-governmental organizations. Designed and facilitated group process todefine project outcomes framework, strategies to achieve it, and public outreach andcommunications needs. The meetings resulted in a five-year implementation plan and draftmonitoring and evaluation plan. Marsha continues facilitating Rio Fernando de TaosRevitalization Collaborative meetings and this year is designing and implementing withcollaborative members a speaker series of six priority topics, as identified by members.
  • Rainforest Alliance
    Team Leader, Final Evaluation Of Implementation Of Sustainable Landscape’S Emmp
    Rainforest Alliance Jul 2015 - Nov 2015
    Ecuador, Peru
    Responsible for the design, implementation and management of the evaluation of effectiveness of the implementation of the USAID-funded Sustainable Landscape’s environmental management plan. Activity manager and lead writer on a two-person team, and in collaboration with project staff, we evaluated the completeness and permanence of project implemented mitigation and monitoring measures, identified drives or success and recommended actions to support local actors to continue those practices beyond the life of the project.
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  • Sun Mountain International
    Team Leader, Environmental Assessment
    Sun Mountain International Feb 2015 - Nov 2015
    Guatemala, Paraguay
    Developed work plan and methodology to carry out two CFR 216 environmental assessments of USAID-funded projects in Guatemala and Paraguay. Authored Guatemala Rural Value Chains Project scoping statement, designed assessment tools, led field team and wrote final report, which was approved in high opinion by USAID REA. EA assesses issues and alternatives with soil conservation and water management practices in coffee and horticulture production, firewood consumption in cardamom production, climate change adaptation practices of farmers, and risks of land use change and conversion of forest to agriculture in the Western Highlands of Guatemala. Resulted in required environmental design and management best practices as well as recommendations for future project design. In Paraguay, co-authored scoping statement and contributed technical direction to EA methodology and final report.
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  • Rainforest Alliance
    Team Leader, Environmental Assessment
    Rainforest Alliance Jun 2013 - Apr 2014
    Guatemala
    In compliance with US Code of Federal Regulations 216, led a team of four to carry out assessment of environmental impacts of USAID-funded sustainable forest management and climate change adaptation project, Climate, Nature and Communities in Guatemala. Wrote scoping statement, developed work plan and scopes of work with project staff. Authored draft report including concomitant mitigation and monitoring plan. Final report approved and referenced as model EA by USAID REA.
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  • Fema
    Reservist, Training Manager
    Fema Apr 2009 - Mar 2014
    Usa
    As an intermittent FEMA Training Manager, responsible for planning, managing and delivering training unit activities at designated Joint Field Office (JFO) to up to 300 full-time, part-time and intermittent staff. Oversee the needs assessment, implementation and evaluation of training unit curriculum at Joint Field Offices. Supervise Training and Subject Matter Specialists.
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  • Dts
    Capacity Development Manager/Stakeholder Consultation Facilitator
    Dts Oct 2010 - Nov 2012
    Latin America And The Caribbean
    From home office and with periodic in-country assignments, managed the design and implementation of selected training development and stakeholder consultation activities for dTS and the USAID Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance/Latin America and the Caribbean. Developed work plans and budgets and managed implementation of activities with consultants and in-country partners. Results include assessment of Training For Instructors (TFI) program, development of an on-line orientation course for OFDA Surge Consultants, a regional disaster risk reduction conference with higher education institutions, and two regional stakeholder consultation workshops.
  • Rainforest Alliance
    Team Leader, Environmental Assessment Specialist
    Rainforest Alliance May 2012 - Sep 2012
    Ecuador, Peru
    In compliance with US Code of Federal Regulations 216, led team of six to carry out assessment of environmental impacts of project landscape planning, sustainable NRM and sustainable livelihoods activities in Peru and Ecuador. Responsible for developing and carrying out work plan with EA team and project staff, writing scoping statement, carrying out stakeholder consultations and site visits and writing draft report. Activities resulted in USAID approval of draft EA and concomitant mitigation and monitoring plan.
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  • Ard, Inc.
    Acting Chief Of Party
    Ard, Inc. Jul 2010 - Aug 2010
    Liberia
    Over a four week period, provided effective and consistent leadership of the Liberia Land Rights and Community Forestry Project (LRCFP) during the Chief-of-Party’s absence. Provided technical advice, and program planning, management and implementation guidance to a staff of 22 and four subcontractors. Maintained effective working relationships with client (USAID), the Government of Liberia, partnering NGOs, and residents of pilot communities.
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  • City Of Albuquerque
    Land Use Facilitator
    City Of Albuquerque Apr 2007 - Jun 2010
    Albuquerque, New Mexico Area
    During the City of Albuquerque development review process, prepared parties (developers and affected residents) for dialogue and facilitated meetings between them to identify, discuss, and resolve issues prior to approval of land use decisions by the city’s planning department.
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  • Ard, Inc.
    Advanced Participatory Planning Specialist
    Ard, Inc. Mar 2010 - Apr 2010
    Liberia
    For the Liberia Land Rights and Community Forestry Project, designed and developed a participatory review process that resulted in team and partner agreement around a work plan for a one-year extension period of this USAID-funded project. Through qualitative and participatory methods identified key factors of success and technical assistance needs, honing project strategies and activities to carry into the extension period.
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  • Chemonics International
    Team Leader, Environmental Compliance Specialist
    Chemonics International Jan 2010 - Apr 2010
    Bolivia
    Per CFR 216 environmental compliance requirements, led a team of 10 specialists to assess the environmental impacts of proposed sustainable forest management and environmental governance activities. Supervised, coordinated and guided the PEA team to develop their respective inputs to the PEA document. Led design of stakeholder consultations to be held in affected communities in the Amazonian regions of Guarayos, Ixiamas, and Pando. Wrote final document, in Spanish, which included - among other requirements - results of scoping with stakeholders, mitigation measures, and an Environmental Management Plan. Final PEA approved in July, 2010.
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  • Keep New Mexico Beautiful
    Executive Director
    Keep New Mexico Beautiful Mar 2008 - Jul 2009
    Albuquerque, New Mexico Area
    Successfully developed organization's capacity to meet its mission through education and outreach. Secured a $25,000 EPA Environmental Education grant, improved organization's website, and supported development of a five-year strategic plan. Managed more than $60,000 in small grants.
  • Acdi/Voca
    Environmental Compliance Specialist
    Acdi/Voca Apr 2008 - May 2008
    Wrote Initial Environmental Examination for proposed USAID funded microfinance and markets development project in Ethiopia.
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  • Acdi/Voca
    Environmental Compliance Specialist
    Acdi/Voca Dec 2007 - Jan 2008
    Wrote Initial Environmental Examination for a proposed MYAP in Burundi.
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  • Ard Inc.
    Consultant
    Ard Inc. Jul 2006 - Feb 2007
    Nigeria
    Intermittent strategic and action planning, conflict management training, participatory methods and project management support to a biodiversity conservation project in Cross River State, Nigeria.
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  • Ard Inc.
    Staff Associate
    Ard Inc. Jul 2004 - Jun 2006
    At this international consulting firm, contributed to business development activities such as tracking and writing USAID and World Bank proposals. Designed and facilitated proposal development workshops. Contributed to technical approach strategies, gender and vulnerable group plans, implementation plans, and staffing and performance monitoring plans. In the field, worked intermittently more than 50 days on a biodiversity conservation and sustainable agriculture project in Nigeria.
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Marsha Kellogg Skills

Conflict Management Ngos Workshop Facilitation Environmental Awareness Training Proposal Writing Non Profits Civil Society Environmental Impact Assessment Capacity Building Grants Fundraising Government International Development Nonprofits Disaster Response Emergency Management Sustainable Development Natural Resource Management Policy Analysis Program Development Nonprofit Organizations

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Marsha Kellogg attended The University Of New Mexico, University Of Vermont.

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