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Matt Stevenson Matt Stevenson has a proven track record of applying cutting-edge geospatial technology to complex planning, conservation, and resource management issues. Matt operates at the intersection of planning, policy, and spatial analysis, with a heavy emphasis on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and information design. He holds a B.S. in Public Planning from Northern Arizona University and a Masters in Urban Planning from the University of Washington. As the managing director at CommEn Space, Matt took the lead on several regional conservation planning projects and devised the methodology for several development risk analyses. Previously, as an analyst at Berk and Associates, he established the firm’s GIS capacity and made substantial contributions to economic development and sociodemographic studies conducted for cities and counties throughout western Washington. He brings the ability to convey complex spatial information with striking cartography and eye-catching graphics. |
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Amy Stevenson Amy Stevenson is a biologist and wildlife toxicologist. She is currently working as a toxicologist where she focuses on litigation support for human health cases related to toxic exposure. She holds a B.S. in Wildlife Biology from Oregon State University and an M.S. in Wildlife Toxicology from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. |