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TERRIE L. MITCHELL
                                                  5370 Amber Fields Drive
                                                Shingle Springs, CA  95682
                                                (530) 672-6294 (Residence)
                                                  (916) 876-6092 (Business)

        CAREER SUMMARY:
        Over thirty years of experience in program development, management & implementation, specializing in public policy,
        business advocacy and environmental management. Areas of expertise include strategic planning, government affairs,
        conflict resolution, regulatory compliance, policy analysis, regulatory interpretation & implementation and economic
        development.  In addition, possess effective management, facilitation and liaison skills that foster dialogue, improve
        communication and build consensus between individuals and organizations with diverse backgrounds, interests, and
        viewpoints.  Proven ability to interface with small and large businesses, trade associations, and other non-governmental
        organizations, as well as legislative and regulatory personnel in a variety of forums (e.g., formal public hearings, written
        comments, collaborative meetings, workshops).

        QUALIFICATIONS:
          Demonstrated experience with government affairs, environmental policy & economic development strategies.
          Proven ability to facilitate, negotiate and mediate among diverse interests that achieve results.
          Dynamic communication and interpersonal skills, both verbal and written.
          Established credibility and relationships with various elected officials, regulatory agencies and business organizations.
          Highly self-motivated and able to work independently to accomplish goals.
          Excellent analytical skills that utilize a systems analysis approach.
          Detail oriented, but still possesses the ability to see the “big picture” and develop a clear vision, a core purpose and a
            concise strategic plan.
          Demonstrated political savvy to maneuver through complex political situations effectively and quietly.
          Proven ability to integrate technical, legal and political issues into a cohesive strategy and adaptively manage and
            change course as appropriate.

        EDUCATION:

            University of California, Davis - B.Sc., Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning
            University of California, Davis - Certificate in Hazardous Materials Management
            California State University, Sacramento – Leadership Academy

        SELECT SIGNIFICANT CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS:
          Obtained comprehensive stakeholder support and secured $280.5 million dollars in Water Storage Investment
            Program Grant Funds for an innovative multi-benefit water recycling and conjunctive use project in southern
            Sacramento County. Currently directing the Administrative Program Management Office (A-PMO) on all the non-
            capital aspects of the $280.5 million Water Storage Investment Program (WSIP) Grant.
          Secured the largest SRF loan in the State of California in the amount of $1.6 billion which helped fund major
            wastewater treatment plant upgrades, saving over a half a billion dollars in interest and debt management for local
            rate payers.
          Sponsored and obtained passage of a new law that would enable SRCSD to obtain a water rights permit for an
            equivalent amount of water that SRCSD treats and discharges to the Sacramento River.
          Successfully developed and directed the Sacramento County Business Environmental Resource Center, which was one
            of the first multi-environmental media business assistance programs in the State of California.  Helped over 8,000
            businesses understand and navigate the entire permitting process and also acted as an ombudsman and advocate for
            small businesses.
          Received 1999 Governor’s Award for Environmental and Economic Leadership.
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