Patrick D. Hackley Email & Phone Number

Concord, New Hampshire

Founded in 1951, The Nature Conservancy is a global environmental nonprofit working to create a world where people and nature can thrive.

Pittsfield, New Hampshire

- Conduct comprehensive valuations on all aspects of land – timber, conservation, development - Provide due diligence and financial analysis for private investors, land management organizations- Write and design detailed marketing proposals and disposition literature- Conduct field reconnaissance; photograph and document timber, access, and all HBU attributes- Respond to client/customer questions; inform and educate potential timberland investors- Manage all aspects of sale transactions: negotiations, contracts, attorney communications- Support forestry staff - assist with timber cruising; boundary maintenance; client recruitment

The Forest Resources Association promotes the interests of the forest products industry in the safe, economical, efficient, and sustainable use of forest resources to meet the needs of the wood fiber supply chain through private enterprise.- Represented the interests of the forest industry throughout the Northeast, primarily Maine & NH- Served as industry liaison with state/federal legislators and officials on regulatory issues - Collaborated closely with industry leaders, volunteers, and state officials to promote harvesting & trucking safety; best management practices for forestry, erosion control and efficient operations- Provided political advocacy at the state and federal levels regarding fair labor practices- Conducted over 40 monthly industrial forestry forums focusing on various forestry/logging topics - Reviewed technical releases written by industry members on safety, forest operation innovations- Wrote, edited, compiled several publications developed with industry input and research

The NHTOA is a non-profit statewide coalition of landowners, forest industry professionals, government officials, and supporters who work together to promote better forest management, conserve our working forests, and ensure a strong forest products industry. - Edited and published quarterly newsletters, press releases, fact sheets, bulletins- Coordinated public outreach initiatives; helped design new and strengthened existing educational programs - i.e. Project Learning Tree, Timber Harvesting Council, and NH Tree Farm -Assisted executive director with member recruitment, budgeting, fundraising, legislative advocacy

West Stewartstown, Nh

Champion International Paper was a large paper and wood products producer that managed nearly 6 million acres throughout the US. The company once managed nearly 2 million acres in NY, VT, NH & ME. In 2000, the company was bought out by International Paper. - Planned and administered timber harvesting and road building operations- Monitored contractor compliance with company policies on safety, silviculture and BMP's- Planned, designed and executed road construction and maintenance projects- Assisted in developing the 5-year management plan and yearly operating budgets- Worked with a dedicated team of foresters to coordinate the production, merchandising and delivery of over 45,000 cords/year to more than 20 mills in the US and Canada

B.S., Forestry, Forest Biology

Activities and Societies: Co-editor, ESF Newsletter, The Knothole

A.S., Forestry

Writer for the student newspaper The Post Script; Resident assistant; Member, Adirondack Search & Rescue