• Strategically plan the division of my previous position into two positions in order to pursue growing fundraising needs• Actively seek out partnerships and make connections for program directors in order to expand the reach of our coalition and the impact of our collaborative conservation work• Orchestrate Quivira’s grant writing efforts, tracking nearly 100 submission and reporting processes per year, and securing more than $4 million cumulatively• Cultivate $80,000-$150,000 in sponsorships per year for an annual regenerative agriculture conference• Plan and implement three annual donation drives accounting for more than $120,000 of individual contributions• Collaboratively develop a HubSpot CMS database, as well as affiliated workflows, for a growing nonprofit

• Manage outcomes below in addition to fundraising outcomes (better details in Development Director position)• Create strategic workflows to collaboratively guide a small-but-nimble communications staff in their production of social media, newsletter, print, and website content• Create compelling video collateral that captures the stories of Quivira’s work to inspire funding entities• Organize and manage a cloud-based image database, prioritizing efficient storage and easy searchability to support the later creation of communications collateral • Manage collaborative communications across three organizations in support of a national conference attended by more than 600 land stewards annually

• Edit audio for an interview-based podcast to ensure a natural flow of conversation and enjoyable listening experience• Produce content notes for the podcast website that guide listeners to additional information on episode topics

• Coordinate the granting of nearly $350,000 in the San Luis Valley, including $150,000 in rapid response support during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic• Establish and manage the grant making process for the Ferrand Fund, a $70,000 fund for financially disadvantaged youth in Colorado Springs• Organize the nomination and selection process for $90,000-$100,000 granted through the Awards for Excellence program• Plan event logistics and provide technical support for the annual Awards for Excellence ceremony• Manage a communications team to ensure brand-consistency throughout media campaigns, video collateral, website, newsletters, blog, social media, press releases, and print collateral• Plan, produce, and post compelling content through El Pomar’s social media, including YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram• Produce video collateral to celebrate the work of El Pomar and its partners, including organization profile pieces and an educational documentary for a local museum• Create remote training procedure to teach video production to other staff members, including camera work, audio recording, and video editing • Remotely coordinate content creation for the foundation’s annual report and manage its distribution • Co-organize the Pikes Peak Heritage speaker series, focused on celebrating and educating about the natural resources of the Pikes Peak Region • Engage in professional and leadership development curricula

• Schedule, plan, and teach sustainability and science field trips and outreach programs for over 4,000 students from over 40 schools throughout the Front Range of Colorado • Match environmental curriculum to state science standards to increase the appeal of our outdoor programming to school administrators• Engage with teachers and administrators throughout the Pikes Peak Region to increase field trip enrollment by 35%• Generate engaging, lo-fi, and often humorous marketing content through monthly blogs and weekly social media videos• Collect and analyze data from teachers to track field trip success, document areas of improvement, implement improvements, and encourage long-lasting program relationships• Schedule and direct 10 weeks of summer camp programs for children ages 6-16• Actively raise funds through a local fundraising campaign to bolster scholarship programs for financially disadvantaged youth• Organize events and scheduling for the annual Venetucci Pumpkin Drive for over 1,400 kindergartners• Recruit, hire, train, and supervise a team of up to 15 volunteers and five staff members for education programs• Engage with community partners to plan and execute an annual Water Festival for 800 students

• Prepare and lead nature-based, experiential education programs 2-5 times per day• Coordinate winter programming for Aspen community members• Mentor eight new Winter Naturalists• Schedule and lead science-based snowshoe tours • Welcome and engage visitors at ACES’ 25-acre nature preserve• Act as master of ceremonies for installments of a science-based speaker series

• Independently monitor and maintain 20,000+ acres of county open space and 70+ miles of county trails• Enforce code regulations set by Pitkin County • Respond to emergency situations on county trails and coordinate response for additional safety personnel• Collaborate with community partners to provide outdoor education on county properties

• Prepare and lead nature-based, experiential education programs 2-5 times per day• Coordinate winter programming for Aspen community members• Lead science-based snowshoe tours • Welcome and engage visitors at ACES’ 25-acre nature preserve• Act as master of ceremonies for installments of a science-based speaker series

• Engage with diverse stakeholder groups in roundtable meetings to coordinate conservation work• Collect hydrological data and compile a report as a part of a NEPA Environmental Assessment• Produce photographic reports showing restoration progress for Land and Water Program funders• Plan and market an erosion control workshop• Manage up to eight volunteers at an erosion control workshop

• Conduct quantitative research on reactions pertinent to remediation of metal-polluted soils• Design and deliver multiple research presentations, including one for the American Chemical Society