All aspects of grant writing & management; community arts development & administration; promotional campaigns; public art administration; all aspects of event planning & coordination. Originally founded the company in 1991, (SF Bay Area) to work with Apple Computer's 3rd party developers in DTP (desktop publishing,) testing the first-ever digital transmissions of photographs from Super Bowls' XXV (Tampa/St Pete) & XXVI (Minneapolis) with the New York Times, NY Newsday, Miami Herald and The San Francisco Examiner.

In partnership with Community Development Guru, Diane Tilstra--SCC is assisting Spaceworks Manager Heather Joy Helbach-Olds with grants prospect research and writing on short-term consulting basis. "Welcome to Spaceworks Tacoma! We match artists and creative entrepreneurs with vacant spaces to activate Tacoma. Spaceworks Tacoma, launched in 2010 as a joint initiative of the City of Tacoma and the Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber, is designed to activate empty storefronts and vacant spaces in Tacoma with art and creative enterprise."http://spaceworkstacoma.com/

Assist Executive Director and BOD with all aspects of grant writing and prospect research. Washington Engage is a human rights organization addressing sex and labor trafficking in Washington State through prevention and early intervention initiatives. From policy work at the state legislature to grassroots community activism and professional engagement, we seek to make WA State incompatible to human trafficking.

Assisting staff with Capital Campaign, fundraising/donor development and grants."Our 16th season will be a melodic adventure with an entire season of family-friendly musicals! The seven shows include: "Into the Woods", "Fiddler on the Roof", and the Northwest Region Premiere of Disney's "The Little Mermaid". Learn more and reserve your seats now - and get 7 shows for price of 6 - limited time offer."

Assistant Grants Manager: writing and editing grant applications, as well as researching local, state and federal opportunities for funding and profiling potential donors.

Managed Arts Committee for Ogden City, including annual granting program to local arts organizations, "Percent for Art"​ public art program RFP's and installations, annual Mayor's Awards in the Arts, monthly First Friday Art Stroll, founded and managed ArtStopOgden Community Gallery and artists studio space, managed "Tunes@Noon"​ and "25th Street Unplugged"​ concert series'​, founded and managed the Historic 25th Street Farmers & Art Market, founded the Winter Art Market...http://ogdencityarts.orghttp://www.artistsofutah.org/15bytes/03mar/page1.html

Responsible for research/writing state & national arts/ed grants, theater program, educational "one-sheets" on performing artists, coordinated all education outreach activities with Ogden and Weber school district for 4th grade attendance of lecture/demonstrations at the theater, Research, development and coordination of "Blues in the Schools" outreach program, developed educational materials.YELP Review of Peery's :"4/22/2010 Peery's Egyptian Theater is the most lavishly restored silent-era cinema, I've ever seen. They rarely play silent movies, but you must make a point of visiting when they do. From time to time they will play 3 or so movies as an all-day event--well worth the drive from Salt Lake.When the auditorium goes dark, little lights twinkle from the ceiling as stars. Golden colors shine off of the gilded sphinxes who guard the enormous drawcurtain screen. When it's an organ-accompanied silent film, a Mighty Wurlitzer Organ rises from the stage, complete with player--just as it would have in 1924 when the Peery Egyptian first opened. This theater is a time machine to the brief period in the 1920s when silent films were sometimes an event attended by high society. In this cinema, I can imagine dressing up to be entertained by the images of Douglas Fairbanks or Buster Keaton, accompanied by orchestras or skilled organists on the famous Wurlitzer pipe organ.I've only visited one other theater with a rising Wurlitzer like the Peery Egyptian--the Stanford Theater in Palo Alto. That repertory theater plays silent films every week (and has a daily schedule of Hollywood classics). The experience of Peery's Egyptian is ineffable--I feel that this place is a national landmark, but even Utahns barely know about it. I'm the first review, after all. According to their online calendar, they've played only one movie this month. Two weekends ago, the 1200-seat venue was used for a body building contest. It's a damn shame that it's underused"

Managed First Night Ogden celebration, co-founded Historic 25th Street Farmers & Art Market, coordinated "Celebrate Summer" annual concert series in the downtown amphitheater, including movies and local/regional musicians, organized statewide farmers market coalition...