About me
I am a nonprofit leader and strategist with 30 years of experience leading and repositioning organizations, building transformative programs, and forging collaborations that advance design innovation, cultural heritage conservation, climate resilience, and stakeholder engagement. Since Hurricane Katrina, my research and work have included disaster response and recovery of historic coastal communities and cultural resources. I served as the first Historic Architect for Climate Change for the U.S. National Park Service, where I helped launch the Climate, Science, and Disaster Response Program. I am a graduate (class of '96) of the University of Kentucky College of Fine Arts in Art History.
LinkedIn