We're the people shown here. We're the relationships that we have with hundreds of organizations and agencies. We're users of the latest technology but always with common sense about how to get a job done most effectively. Most importantly, we're here for you - we listen and we make sure you have what you need. Email our staff at [first name]@greeninfo.org

Larry Orman, Executive Director Larry created GreenInfo Network in 1996, after 19 years as Executive Director of Greenbelt Alliance, the Bay Area urban planning and conservation non-profit. He's a passionate believer in the importance of compelling visual images for advocacy, public education and thinking about how to solve social and environmental issues (he also remembers long hours of magic marker coloring of paper maps while in graduate school at the U.C. Berkeley Dept. of City and Regional Planning - oh, for GIS back then...). As Executive Director, Larry develops projects and partnerships, and loves explaining to people the cool things that the GreenInfo staff can do for them. River rafting and backpacking with his son and wife are highlights outside of work, along with serving on the boards of Bay Nature, The Martis Fund and Sierra Watch, and leading PTA fundraising efforts in Berkeley schools.	Amanda Recinos, Associate Director Amanda came to GreenInfo Network in 2001 after spending three years at Puget Sound Regional Council working on GIS and database projects. Her interest in GIS was sparked at the University of Washington where she learned to combine the technical and artistic capacities offered by geospatial technology. She develops projects with clients, oversees operational management at GreenInfo and is a Filemaker and Access whiz, but she especially loves to take on complicated client projects that link data, analysis and visualization. Away from GreenInfo, she loves to hike, cross country ski, and watch the progress her worms have made in her composting bin.	Tim Sinnott, GIS Manager Tim Sinnott started as an intern at GreenInfo Network in the summer of 2006. Prior to living and working in the Bay Area, Tim was a GIS educator with the Community Mapping Program at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science. In his current role as GIS manager at GreenInfo, Tim spends much of his time working with clients to develop projects and, when he's lucky, gets to make a map or two! A proud student of former Middlebury College Professor Bob Churchill, Tim endeavors to bring Bob's thoughtfulness and humanity into his own cartography, design and data visualization.	Jennifer Strahan, Interactive Solutions Manager Jennifer Strahan joined the GreenInfo Network staff in the fall of 2005, after completing web mapping internships at the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) and the US Geological Survey. While pursuing her MA in Geography at San Jose State University, Jennifer honed her interactive cartography and programming skills, experimenting with everything from ArcIMS to MapServer to Flash. She loves learning new tools and enjoys the challenge of finding the best solution for each unique project. Jennifer moved to St. Paul, MN in 2008 to escape the cold San Francisco summers and is thrilled to have summer BBQs where parkas are unheard of. She spends her free time exploring Minnesota with her husband and young daughter, building furniture, growing vegetables, and playing soccer.
Larry Orman Executive Director PH: 415-979-0343 x302	Amanda Recinos Associate Director PH: 562-342-4567	Tim Sinnott GIS Manager PH: 802-522-5482	Jennifer Strahan Interactive Solutions Manager PH: 515-450-3881
Alexandra Barnish, GIS Specialist Alex loves the thrill of the game, from watching the Oakland A's to unraveling the story of a particular time and place with GIS and cartography. At GreenInfo she works on a wide range of mapping projects in both GIS and Illustrator. She is a Bay Area native and enjoys watching her son grow and experience the world. You can even find them at the park playing imaginary baseball. Alex holds a B.A. in Geography from UC Berkeley. Go Bears!	Stephanie Ding, GIS Specialist Stephanie joined GreenInfo in 2008, after working as Land Assistant and GIS Specialist for Peninsula Open Space Trust. A GIS Specialist here, she is responsible for cartography, data development and spatial analysis. Stephanie's a Bay Area native, and she loves exploring local open spaces, visiting beaches (even on frequent foggy days), and sampling San Francisco's amazing range of culinary experiences. On a sunny day, she can often be found in a city park with a book, a snack, and good company. One of her best life experiences was living in the Czech Republic where she taught English, which in turn taught her a great appreciation for being patient. She holds a B.S. in Environmental Science from Humboldt State University.	John Kelly, GIS Specialist With all due respect to the physics dept. at Princeton U, the pro cycling peloton of N America and Europe, and the fine Public Works workers at Contra Costa County, John has found his most rewarding work in the GreenInfo community—inspired and amazed by his coworkers' innovation and dedication while inspired and rewarded by the work that GreenInfo's clients put into action. John is a sucker for GIN's GIS amalgamation of scientific analysis, creative coding, aesthetic visualization, and public purpose. He's also a sucker for bike-camping, bike commuting, listening to snark-pop & femme-folk, and "eating" fruit-based frozen frapped lunches. [Ed. note: He's pretty much a sucker in general, so please don't take unnecessary advantage of his good-natured guilelessness.]	Maegan Leslie Torres, GIS Specialist Maegan is just winding up a two year stint in Brazil, where her husband was teaching, and returns to GreenInfo in August, 2009. She is a standout cartographer and loves figuring out creative ways of making GIS technology produce compelling, artful images for clients. She's also bringng back her new son, Kelton. Maegan first started with GreenInfo in 2002.
Alexandra Barnish GIS Specialist PH: 415-979-0343 x304	Stephanie Ding GIS Specialist PH: 415-979-0343 x307	John Kelly GIS Specialist PH: 415-979-0343 x306	Maegan Leslie Torres GIS Specialist PH: 415-979-0343 x314
Bobby Sudekum, GIS Specialist Bobby Sudekum joined the GreenInfo team at the beginning of 2012 after finishing his degree in geography and geospatial technologies from the University of Vermont. While at UVM, Bobby worked as a GIS Technician at the University of Vermont Spatial Analysis Lab working on various remote sensing projects around the U.S. In his free time he can found behind the lens of this camera, biking around the city or skiing in Tahoe.	Megan Dreger, GIS Specialist Megan joined GreenInfo in early 2012 after earning a Masters in Landscape Architecture from Cal Poly Pomona. For eleven years prior, she managed library collections for UC San Diego and San Diego State University, focusing on maps, spatial data and governmental information. She's keenly interested in social and environmental analysis and in communicating the results of that thinking to a wide audience. As the photo shows, she's a fan of her dog, Trixie, with whom she loves getting out on the trails of the Bay Area.	Greg Allensworth, Web GIS Developer Greg has been tinkering with computers since the mid-1980s. He worked at HostGIS from 2001 to 2011, as a jack of all trades: hardware and systems administration, database administration, web GIS, security hardening and hacker-resistant programming. GreenInfo is a HostGIS customer, and Greg often solved problems or provided insights as needed. When a position opened at GreenInfo in 2011, they persuaded him to come aboard.	Robert Graham, Web GIS Developer Robert joined GreenInfo in 2011 to pursue his passion for Web GIS as a means to increasing community access to spatial analysis and information. A native of North Carolina, Robert gained experience creating and maintaining spatial data as a Cartographer with Tele Atlas, and he has worked and volunteered with a variety of public interest and social advocacy groups. Robert holds a BA in International Studies from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a Graduate Certificate in GIS from Georgia State University, and will earn a MS in GIS from University of Denver in 2012.
Bobby Sudekum GIS Specialist PH: 415-979-0343 x310	Megan Dreger GIS Specialist PH: 415-979-0343 x312	Greg Allensworth Web GIS Developer PH: 925-783-4784	Robert Graham Web GIS Developer PH: 415-979-0343 x311
Aubrey Dugger, GIS Consultant After nine years as a GreenInfo staffer and the founder of our Southern California office, Aubrey moved into a consulting role in 2008 as she took up the life of a doctoral graduate student at U.C. Santa Barbara's Bren School of Environmental Science and Management. She continues to work with us on water-related projects. Having grown up in Florida, Aubrey just can't be too far from the water and warm weather, and her dog, Woody.	Louis Jaffe, Design and Multimedia Specialist Louis helped Larry Orman get GreenInfo Network off the ground in 1996, after working closely with Larry on Greenbelt Alliance's renowned "lands at risk" mapping system. A GreenInfo volunteer (and a board member), he brings a deep understanding of color, offset publication and graphic design to projects he works on as well as to the task of advising staff on their projects. With roots in Virginia and Colorado (and early video work in New York), Louis now spends a lot of his time at his house on the shores of Tomales Bay, in Marin County.
Aubrey Dugger GIS Consultant	Louis Jaffe Design and Multimedia Specialist

The GreenInfo Network Board of Directors provides strategic vision and management oversight, helping inform the directions we take and how effective we are in getting there. With a wide range of experience and connections, they are a critical part of our overall team.

Larry Orman,Chair Executive Director and founder of GreenInfo Network. Former Executive Director (1976-1995) of Greenbelt Alliance, the Bay Area's leading land conservation and urban planning non-profit organization.	Dick Cameron Senior Conservation Planner, The Nature Conservancy, California Program, responsible for setting conservation priorities by developing innovative approaches to account for climate change adaptation, ecosystem services and integration of infrastructure development and conservation. Former GIS Specialist with GreenInfo Network. Former Co-President of Society for Conservation GIS.	Madelyn Glickfeld Assistant Director for Outreach and Strategic Initiatives, for the UCLA Institute of the Environment (IoE). Madelyn is currently the Vice Chair of the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board, and served as Assistant Secretary at the California Resources Agency for 2002-2003. She is a member of the California Advisory Board for the Trust for Public Land and a past member of the Board of Directors of Heal the Bay.	Louis Jaffe, Secretary Media/communications consultant. Former board member and co-founder of American Teleconferencing (now Premiere Conferencing).
Larry Orman, Chair	Dick Cameron	Madelyn Glickfeld	Louis Jaffe, Secretary
	Bruce Joffe Founder of GIS Consultants, providing GIS implementation planning and management services to local and state governments, utilities, and private companies over the past 30 years. Bruce has served on the Boards of URISA, the GIS Certification Institute, the Bay Area Automated Mapping Association and the Bay Area Regional Geographic Council, and is the organizer of the Open Data Consortium project.	Ted Weinstein Literary agent, Ted Weinstein Literary Management. Formerly vice president, working on regional growth management issues, at the Bay Area Council, and a strategy consultant and political analyst in a wide range of corporate, not-for-profit and public sector settings.
	Bruce Joffe	Ted Weinstein

GreenInfo Network enjoys the support of a wide range of organizations, businesses and foundations.

Clients: Most of our support comes from the projects we do for our client organizations and agencies. We welcome almost any kind of information technology project on a wide range of subjects - email us if you'd like to start discussing a project!

Donors: We also greatly appreciate those who donate to us, whether it is direct funding, services or goods. All such donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Donors to GreenInfo include individuals, private and community foundations, and businesses.

Thanks to all our supporters for helping us help so many others!

GreenInfo has been supported since its founding by the Esri Conservation Program - Esri develops a wide range of geographic information systems solutions and publishes ArcGIS software, which is made available to GreenInfo and many other non-profits through a granting program.

The Resources Legacy Fund has been a longstanding partner with GreenInfo Network, enabling us to support a wide range of environmental and conservation causes.

We also gratefully acknowledge our founding donor, the Surdna Foundation, whose early investment has been multiplied many times over our 15 years of operations, and a major past supporter, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation.

For general inquiries: gin@greeninfo.org

Mailing address:

GreenInfo Network
564 Market St. Suite 510
San Francisco, CA 94104

phone: 415-979-0343
fax: 415-979-0371

Working at GreenInfo Network is fun and challenging, with constant new opportunities. You'll see our current recruiting status below - check back often, as this can change quickly.

Paid Positions:

No positions open at this time, but check back frequently, as our hiring needs can change suddenly.

Volunteer Opportunities:

GreenInfo welcomes inquiries from potential volunteers, although we accept only a few such applications. Due to the nature of our work and the training required, volunteers must be able to commit to significant periods of time - in general, at least a day a week for two months or more is needed. Volunteers should have strong computer skills (especially spreadsheet or database) and some exposure to GIS.