BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Carrie Dolwick, Board Chair

Carrie's experience includes researching and promoting enhanced economic development through emerging technologies, renewable energy, and sustainable development. She also brings her knowledge of public and business administration. Carrie currently works as a policy associate with the Northwest Energy Coalition. Her past experience includes an internship with the US DOE Seattle Regional Office, employment with NWSEED, researching state policy directives for the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), and leading the acquisition of DOE grant money for bio-diesel infrastructure development. Carrie holds an MPA from the Evans School of Public Administration at the University of Washington. She also holds a graduate level certificate in Environmental Management.

Tim Crosby, Vice Chair

Tim Crosby is focused on regional economic growth and vitality through energy and food system development. Alongside his work for Northwest SEED, Tim works on interrelated market, logistics, outreach, and policy issues supporting the growth of a vibrant local food system, including making the connections between climate change and the amount of energy used to grow and move the food we eat. Previously, Tim served on the Agriculture Technical Working Group for Washington State's Climate Advisory Team, the steering committee for the Washington Farm to School Connections Team, and as a member of the Seattle Schools Nutrition Advisory Council. Tim is a trustee for the Carolyn Foundation and spent 15 years as a professional photographer and graphic designer. Tim holds an MBA in Sustainable Business from Bainbridge Graduate Institute and lives in Edmonds, Washington with his wife, two daughters, and various pets.

Jay Arnold, Treasurer

Jay Arnold combines his interest in technology and public policy with work in renewable energy, sustainable development, and transportation policy. Through his consulting firm, WINtegrated Solutions, Mr. Arnold helps small businesses and organizations with interactive web site development, online advertising, and campaigns. Previously, Mr. Arnold worked at Microsoft as a project manager in Microsoft's MSN division, launching the MSN Premium product. He also led engineering teams working on Internet Explorer and Windows 95. Mr. Arnold holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Colorado, Boulder and also serves on the board of Futurewise (formerly 1000 Friends of Washington).

Don Andre, Secretary

Don is currently the Associate Director of the Campion Foundation, which is focused on preserving wilderness in western North America, eliminating homelessness, and non-profit capacity building. Don served as Executive Director of Northwest SEED from mid-2004 through mid-2007. Prior to that he worked for over 20 years with Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs, where he designed, implemented, and administered a wide range of low-income housing and energy programs. While at SNAP, Don developed skills in non-profit finances, human resources, and operations while advocating for affordable housing and clean energy.

Linnea Eng, Board Member

Linnea is a Senior Project Manager for CH2M HILL, a global engineering and project delivery consulting firm. She has fourteen years of experience in managing and delivering complex projects including hazardous waste, wind energy permitting, and sustainability projects for a wide variety of government and industry clients. Her background also includes service as a volunteer in the Peace Corps in Mali, West Africa, and as a trainer and Country Desk Officer for several other African countries. She is a graduate of the Leadership Tomorrow-Seattle program and an active community volunteer. Linnea holds a B.A in Mathematics from St. Olaf College and an M.S. in Environmental Engineering and Science from the Johns Hopkins University.

Courtney Flora, Board Member

Courtney Flora is a partner in the Seattle law firm of McCullough Hill, PS. Her practice focuses on land use and environmental law, with an emphasis on sustainable development projects. Courtney formerly worked as a deputy prosecuting attorney for Snohomish County, where she advised County clients and the County Council on land use matters, and she served as a judicial clerk in the Washington State Court of Appeals. Courtney has a B.A. degree with high honors and distinction from the University of Michigan and a J.D. and Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law from the Northwestern School of Law of Lewis & Clark College. She lives in West Seattle with her husband and young daughter.

Amy Shatzkin, Board Member

Amy Shatzkin is a Program Manager for ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability U.S.A., a member organization of local governments implementing progressive energy and sustainability policies nationwide. Amy currently works on the development of a national sustainability rating system to offer standardized guidance and metrics for local governments. Prior to that, Amy led ICLEI's Pacific Northwest Office where she provided technical and policy support around energy issues to 65+ governments in the region. Amy has worked as an urban planner and environmental educator in both the private and public sectors and holds a Master of Environmental Management degree from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.