Staff

Dan brings more than a decade of experience managing nonprofit donor and revenue data to his role at Forterra. Prior to joining Forterra, he spent 12 years at Northwest Kidney Centers, where he overhauled the coding structure and manner of […]

Please send a warm welcome to Suzanne Evans to the PCLT Team. Suzanne is a seasoned Talent Acquisition Partner who has worked for over 20 years to assist companies with their hiring, onboarding, and building of talent programs. She has

Laura has an extensive background in accounting in finance in both the non- and for- profit sectors over the past 40 years, with a preference for the meaningfulness, accomplishments, and rewards of non-profit. As a lifelong resident she has hiked

Born and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Matthew earned a B.A. in Finance and International Business from Seattle University, before returning to his home state to pursue further educational and work opportunities. After working as a development analyst at

After growing up in rural Ohio, Daniel attended Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington, earning degrees in Mathematics and Environmental Studies. Post-graduation, Daniel engaged in habitat restoration, erosion control, and fish habitat preservation on private lands through the Washington Conservation

Paul strongly believes in the interdependence between people and land. His ultimate professional and volunteer aspiration is to help foster humility and respect for lands that we manage. He holds Master degrees in Environmental Horticulture and in Social Work from

Erin has over ten years of Controller experience most recently at Ad-West Realty Services, a Property Management company that specializes in multifamily affordable housing. While there she recruited, led, and coached a team of ten, led an ERP Implementation with

Rachel Valdez has over 20 years of people & technology management experience, along with teaching experience in higher education. Rachel was born and raised in Washington State, majored in Communications & Social Sciences at the University of Washington (UW) and

Michelle Connor has worked to steward the well-being of people and nature through how land is owned and being managed throughout her 28-year career at Forterra. She has played a part in more than 400 transactions worth ~$500M and provided

Kristi grew up in rural Idaho where appreciation of the outdoors is a way of life. She has more than 20 years as a consultant in corporate communications, campaigns, public affairs and community relations with extensive experience in reputation management,