
Since then, he’s spent his career advocating for preserving places and things that matter to local communities so that others can experience the same sense of place he felt growing up – the same innate sense of context and belonging that countless studies have shown provide for a healthy and happy life.
He has more than a decade of experience in the museum and public history and outdoor recreation field, with a particular focus on environmental planning, historic preservation, and museum interpretation. He has extensive experience providing strategic leadership to cultural organizations across the country, managing not only the physical sites but their financial assets and personnel as well.
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