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TREC Staff TREC staff are experts in the fundraising,
organizational development and leadership fields, giving
environmentalists access to top-notch consultants, coaches and
trainers. TREC’s administrative office is in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with
staff located throughout western North America. The trainers
and consultants in our network come from all over the U.S. and Canada.
Please contact any TREC staff member for more information on how we
can help you meet your mission and manage change. |
Santa Fe, NM Main Office
Phone: 505.986.8400, Fax: 505.986.8403
600 Agua Fria Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Email Dyan Oldenburg, Executive
Director
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Phone: 505.986.8400
Jeff DeBonis, Senior Associate
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Phone: 541.387.2651
Kevin Johnson, Senior Associate
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Judy Mosher, Administrator
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Phone: 505.986.8400
Ellen Joy Roth, Programs/Evaluation Coordinator
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Phone: 505.986.8400
David Thomson, Senior Associate
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Phone: 604.987.3667
Megan Seibel, Director of Finance and Senior Associate for
Resource Development
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Phone: 303.537.3260
Kathy Turner, Senior Associate
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Phone: 503.230.4870
Nancy Adess, TREC Editor in Chief
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Cheri Ryan, Website Designer
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 Jeff
DeBonis, Senior Associate, has led a distinguished career in forestry,
environmentalism and employee activism. He worked on national and
international government forestry projects in the Peace Corps, the
U.S. Forest Service, and the Agency for International Development.
In 1989 he founded and was the Director of the Association of Forest
Service Employees for Environmental Ethics (AFSEEE), a group of
dissident, environmental activist agency employees within the Forest
Service. In 1992 he founded and directed Public Employees for
Environmental Responsibility (PEER), an expanded national
organization of public employees of numerous environmental agencies
that work to ensure the integrity and public accountability of their
agencies.
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 Kevin Johnson has more than 27 years experience
working with public service organizations. His experience includes a
variety of roles including college Vice President, Director of
Development for a national environmental organization, Acting
Executive Director for a large children’s service organization,
Endowment Director, and Planned Giving Officer for a national
conservation organization. Since 1998 he has helped start or build
more than 70 major and estate gifts programs. He has earned the
designation of Certified Specialist in Planned Giving from the
Institute of Philanthropic Studies, California State University.
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 Judy
Mosher, TREC’s Administrator, brings over 15 years of
management, leadership, and teaching experience from higher
education as well as from for profit and not for profit health
clinics. She has a deep concern for environmental issues especially
land conservation, species protection, and sustainability. Judy has
an MA in Counseling and a Ph.D. in Biomechanics. When she is not
working for TREC she can be found hiking the arroyos near Santa Fe
with her golden retriever, Jessie. |
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 Dyan
Oldenburg founded Training Resources for the Environmental
Community (TREC) in 1997. As executive director, she assists in
developing and directing TREC’s programs and provides services to
TREC clients. She has worked on numerous legislative, electoral and
issue campaigns since 1979. Dyan ably assists environmental
nonprofits in growing their leaders, boards and organizations. Her
love of the wild people and the wild places and critters that
they’ve dedicated their lives to saving is what keeps her going. She
is dedicated to helping groups meet their missions and manage
change. Her straw bale, solar house at the end of the road is her
refuge. She can often be seen riding one of her horses in the back
country of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Northern New Mexico
with her dog Bella running along side her. She is a graduate of
Antioch College with a degree in political science, management and
community service. |
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 Ellen Joy Roth,
Programs/Evaluation Coordinator, comes to TREC with experience in event planning, design, and education research. Before moving to Santa Fe, she spent the past eight years as a Senior Research Associate at CAPSI/Caltech studying science education in the public schools. In addition, Ellen has had extensive experience in educational assessment and program evaluation. She lives near Lamy, New Mexico, overlooking the beautiful Galisteo Basin. |
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 Megan
Seibel, Director of Finance and Senior Associate for Resource
Development,
manages TREC’s finances and provides specialized help to TREC
clients in the areas of fiscal management and resource development.
Megan has over 20 years of experience working with grassroots
non-profit organizations. Megan began her non-profit career as a
successful fundraiser and Executive Director for PIRGs (Public
Interest Research Groups) in Colorado and Illinois. Then she brought
her talents to the national management of the PIRGs where she
oversaw fundraising databases and initiated a successful direct mail
program. Most recently, Megan managed the budget and finances for
the national PIRG network. |
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 David Thomson,
Senior
Associate, has 20 years experience working as a
leader, trainer, and consultant in both the private and public
sector. His specialties include leadership development, governance,
coaching, strategic planning, change management and team
development. David spent eight years working with Outward Bound,
where he was in a senior management role. David works with
Organizational Effectiveness Program clients, Leadership Development
Program clients and provides Customized Training and Consulting
services on a range of topics, including strategic planning and
board development. David is the National Board Past-President of the
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. |
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 Kathy
Turner, Senior Associate, brings her twenty years of experience
in community organizing and capacity building to a variety of TREC’s
programs and services. She has a history of working with non-profit
organizations as a board member, organizer, consultant, and
executive director. She serves on the faculty of TREC’s Senior
Leadership Program. She is the program director of the STEP
(Stepping up to Leadership) series, designed for up-and-coming
leaders in the conservation movement. As a member of TREC’s coaching
team and organizational effectiveness program she coaches leaders in
the western US and Canada. She is currently developing TREC's
community engagement program. |
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 Nancy
Adess, TREC Editor in Chief, has worked as an educator,
fundraiser, executive director, and publications editor with various
nonprofit organizations. Among them are Planned Parenthood, the
Coalition for the Medical Rights of Women/DES Action, Marin
Agricultural Land Trust, and The Nature Conservancy. Nancy is the
editor of the Grassroots Fundraising Journal and Kim Klein’s Chardon
Press series of Jossey-Bass Publishers. |
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 Cheri
Ryan, Website Designer, has designed and developed websites and conducted
website assessments for nonprofit organizations since 1997. Cheri
has worked with Facing the Future, NPower, National CASA, Group Health, Housing
Resources Group and WildEarth Guardians. |
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