Throwe Environmental offers governments and nonprofit organizations solutions to an array of environmental challenges, notably resilience-based planning and financing to address the impacts of climate change. Current client portfolio includes a federal agency and several state & local governments throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions.

Consulting and freelance services in conservation markets and land-based policy and program development. Current client portfolio includes Pacific Northwest state & local governments and organizations operating in carbon and biodiversity markets, land conservation, and financing policy.

WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF LAND TRUSTS• Board of Directors/Treasurer, 2017-2020, 2021-PresentCITY FOREST CREDITS• Board of Advisors, 2016-2023WASHINGTON STATE CLT/MASS TIMBER COALITION• Co-founder/Facilitator, 2015-2021WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES • Carbon Sequestration Advisory Group, 2020• Forest Health Advisory Committee, 2020PUGET SOUND REGIONAL COUNCIL • Regional Open Space Conservation Plan Advisory Committee, 2016-2018• Growth Management Policy Board, 2014-2017EMERALD ALLIANCE FOR PEOPLE, NATURE, AND COMMUNITY• Advisory Committee, 2017- 2023REGIONAL OPEN SPACE STRATEGY• Leadership Team, 2013-2016• Ecosystem Services and Regional Prioritization Committee, 2014-2016• Co-Lead, Rural and Resource Land Technical Advisory Committee, 2011REGIONAL TDR ALLIANCE• Co-Founder, 2009-2014

Senior Director of Special Projects (2022 – June 2023)• Developed new programming and public policy opportunities expanding natural climate solutions• Managed Forterra’s carbon mitigation program• Responsible for independent management and $500,000 in annual revenueVice President of Policy and Programming (2015 - 2021)• Managed five departments totaling 20 employees with a $3.7 million annual operating budget • Served on the executive management team, responsible for organizational strategic direction• Lead fundraising and business development for self-supporting, revenue-positive programming • Engaged a spectrum of elected officials, Tribal and agency governments, NGO and business partners, academics, and community members to address rural and urban land-based issues• Managed 18,000 acres of conserved land to Land Trust Alliance standards• Designed and executed multi-year strategies and initiatives at the state and local levels • Developed innovative, award-winning policies and programsTeam portfolio included: Regional and local land use policy and planning, Carbon mitigation, Regional transfer of development rights, Community-based parks and riparian restoration, Statewide mass timber market development, Food access and systems, Rural community and economic development, and State-level policy and lobbying in support of regional conservation, environmental and social equity, and resilience goals.Other positions held (2007 - 2015): Sr. Managing Director, Managing Director, Director, Program Manager, and Project Manager

Topic: Environmental, Social, and Economic Resilience in JapanThe Affiliate Fellows Program brings together leaders from real estate industries, faculty from the College of Built Environments, and students in the Master of Science in Real Estate program to examine new land-based ideas and actions relevant to the Pacific Northwest.

January 1998 - September 2003, April - September 2004 (Contract) • Managed a service division for a seven-state region • Served as a business consultant for several industries, responsible for the negotiation, development, execution, and delivery of technical research and recommendations for national & multi-national clients• Responsible for $14 million in annual sales and delivery • Led multi-year projects, managing cross-functional project teams of 10+ people in multiple states• Managed project budgets exceeding $500,000 with business implications exceeding $150 million • Received the organization’s President's Award for performanceAt the time of employment, IRI was a $550 million per year multinational research and data warehousing company, primarily serving retailers, manufacturers, and financial companies.