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Participant List Participants Mary Ellen Alberti | Selectboard Member, Town of Warren Amy Barr | Marketing & Development Coordinator, | [email protected] Vergennes Partnership, Vergennes | Jessica Alexander | Town Clerk, Town of Jericho | [email protected] [email protected] Shannon Barsotti | Vermont Community Leadership Richard Amore | Planning and Project Manager, Housing Awardee | Pownal | [email protected] and Community Development, Montpelier | Reeve Basom | Craftsbury | [email protected] [email protected] TJ Anania | SerVermont VISTA, Alliance for Community Fred Bay | President and CEO, Bay and Paul Foundations, Transformation, Bennington | [email protected] Burlington Erin Anderson | Outreach Coordinator, Rutland Economic Robyn Baylor | VISTA Project Supervisor, SerVermont, Development Corporation, Rutland | South Burlington | [email protected] [email protected] Helen Beattie | UP for Learning, East Hardwick | Catherine Antley | Burlington | [email protected] [email protected] Jill Arkind | Promise Community Coach, State of Vermont, Jacki Becker | Pawlet | [email protected] Bennington | [email protected] Will Belongia | Executive Director, VT Community Loan Laura Arnesen | Planning & Development Officer, VCRD, Fund | [email protected] Warren | [email protected] Laura Bergstresser | Assistant Clerk, Library Board Trustee, Katharine Arnold | Buffalo Mountain Food Co-op & Cafe | Town of Hartland | [email protected] [email protected] Richard Berkfield | Founder/ Executive Director, Food Roger Arnold | Norwich | [email protected] Connects, Putney | [email protected] Marie Audet | Bridport | [email protected] Tiffany Bluemle | Director, Change The Story VT, Kelly Ault | Public Engagement Director, Vermont Early Burlington | [email protected] Childhood Advocacy Alliance, Middlesex | [email protected] Kathryn Blume | Charlotte | [email protected] Dan Bailey | Development Director, Vermont Youth Stephanie Bonin | Executive Director, Downtown Conservation Corps, South Burlington | Brattleboro Alliance, Brattleboro | [email protected] [email protected] Susan Bailey | President, Board of Directors, Readsboro Christina Booher | Assistant Town Clerk/Assistant Hometown Redevelopment, Inc, Readsboro | Treasurer, Town of Charlotte | [email protected] [email protected] James Baker | Project Lead, Arlington Area Renewal Sharon Bosquet | Selectboard Chair, Town of Highgate | Project, Arlington | [email protected] [email protected] Jessie Baker | City Manager, City of Winooski | Eliese Bouchard | Student, Rutland High School, Rutland | [email protected] [email protected] Jacob Bakowski | Forester, VELCO | [email protected] Page 1 Dustin Bowman | Program Coordinator, ECO AmeriCorps, Sally Burrell | member, Bristol Energy Committee, Bristol | Waterbury | [email protected] [email protected] Koi Boynton | Healthy Roots Coordinator, Northwestern Laurel Butler | Business Advisor, Vermont Tech/VtSBDC, Medical Center, Westford | [email protected] Colchester | [email protected] Catrina Brackett | Assistant Town Administrator, Town of Jim Cameron | Volunteer, Enosburg Initiative, E. Fairfield | Moretown | [email protected] [email protected] Ted Brady | Deputy Secretary, Agency of Commerce and Megan Camp | Vice President and Program Director, Community Development, Williston | Shelburne Farms, Shelburne | [email protected] [email protected] Lindley Brainard | Executive Director, Bethel Selectboard Erica Campbell | Policy and Outreach, Office of Senator and Arnold Block, LLC, Bethel | [email protected] Bernie Sanders | [email protected] Pam Brangan | Chittenden County Regional Planning Sarah Caouette | Dir of Outreach & Community Planning, Commission, Shelburne | [email protected] First Branch Community Collab, Chelsea | Madison Braz | AmeriCorps VISTA Leader, Champlain [email protected] College Women's and Gender Center, Burlington | Carrie Caouette-DeLallo | Founder, Chelsea Arts Collective, [email protected] Chelsea | [email protected] Susan Bresee | Planning Commission Member, Town of Brooke Caputo | Volunteer Coordinator, Casella Jericho | [email protected] Construction, Rutland Town | [email protected] Amy Brewer | Health Educator, Northwestern Medical Mackenzie Carlson | Student, Rutland High School, Rutland Center, Williston | [email protected] | [email protected] Jesse Bridges | CEO, United Way of Northwest Vermont, Maura Carroll | Executive Director, Vermont League of Burlington | [email protected] Cities and Towns, Barre Town | [email protected] Jennifer Bright | Enosburg Initiative | [email protected] Darcy Carter | Vermont District Director, Small Business Heidi Britch-Valenta | Town Administrator, Town of Administration, South Burlington | [email protected] Highgate | [email protected] Tiffany Cassano | Windsor Schools, Windsor School, Sarah Brock | Energy Program Manager, Vital Windsor | [email protected] Communities, Warner NH | [email protected] John Castle | North Country Supervisory Union | Allyson Brown | Real Estate and ROW Specialist, Vermont [email protected] Electric Power Company (VELCO), Pittsford | Beth Cate | Hardwick | [email protected] [email protected] Lou Cecere | Transmission Planning Engineer, VELCO, Cary Brown | Executive Director, Vermont Commission on Rutland | [email protected] Women, Montpelier | [email protected] Mathew Chabot | City of Vergennes, City of Vergennes | Jana Brown | Program Manager, Children's Literacy [email protected] Foundation, Richmond | [email protected] Ted Chase | West Danville | [email protected] Kate Bryan | Director of Development and Community Tom Cheney | Director, 70x2025vt, Jericho | Relations, Battenkill Valley Health Center, Arlington | [email protected] [email protected] Betsy Cherrier | Wellness Specialist, Northwestern Medical Katie Buckley | Commissioner, Department of Housing and Center, Swanton | [email protected] Community Development, Guilford | [email protected] Bill Chidsey | Planning Commissioner, Newbury Town, Newbury | [email protected] Heather Buczkowski | Extreme volunteer, Swanton Enhancement/Arts Council Board Member, Swanton | Zirwat Chowdhury | Community Development Director, [email protected] Town of Bennington, Bennington | [email protected] William Budde | Curator, Russell Vermontiana Collection, Arlington | [email protected] Richard Clark | Clarendon | [email protected] Slow Democracy, Elizabeth Burdine | Finance Director, Addison County Susan Clark | Slow Democracy, Middlesex Economic Development Corp., Middlebury | | [email protected] [email protected] Kelly Clarke | Architect, Centerline Architects, Bennington Allison Burlock | Winooski | [email protected] | [email protected] Page 2 Miranda Clemson | Planning Commission Chair, Town of Kris Coville | Craftsbury | [email protected] Fairlee | [email protected] Carolyn Crawford | Student, Arlington Memorial High Nathan Cleveland | Community Devel Specialist, VT School, Arlington | [email protected] Community Devel Prog, Braintree/Randolph | Renee Creller | RiseVT Health Advocate, Northwestern [email protected] Medical Center, Alburgh | [email protected] Dominic Cloud | City Manager, City of St. Albans, City of St. Milo Cress | Shelburne | [email protected] Albans | [email protected] Odale Cress | Shelburne | [email protected] Tricia Coates | Director of Government and External Affairs, Vermont State Colleges System, Jericho | Steve Crihfield | Chair, Mt Ascutney Outdoors, Brownsville [email protected] | [email protected] Deputy Director, Chris Cochran | Director of Community Planning & Amy Cunningham | Vermont Arts Council, Revitalization, Housing & Community Devel, Calais | Montpelier | [email protected] [email protected] Janet Currie | Planning Commission Chair, Town of Sara Coffey | Founder + Director, Vermont Performance Castleton | [email protected] Lab, Guilford | [email protected] Caitlin Cusack | Stewardship Forester, Vermont Land Trust, Hal Cohen | Executive Director, Vermont Adult Learning | Bristol | [email protected] [email protected] Jim Dague | Granville | [email protected] Mary Cohen | Rutland Region Chamber of Sally Davidson | Northfield | [email protected] Commerce/Rutland Economic Development Corporation | Ellie Davine | Rutland High School, Rutland | [email protected] [email protected] Maura Collins | Vermont Housing Finance Agency, Essex Bryan Davis | Senior Transportation Planner, Chittenden Junction | [email protected] County Regional Planning Commission, Burlington | Hal Colston | Director, StoryTruths, Winooski | [email protected] [email protected] Kayla Davis | Bennington | [email protected] William Colvin | Asst. Director/Director, Bennington Cty Lauren-Glenn Davitian | Executive Director, CCTV Center Reg Comm/Bennington Cty Industrial Corp, Bennington | for Media & Democracy, Burlington | [email protected] [email protected] Susan Day | volunteer, Castleton Bridge Initiative, Jim Condos | VT Secretary of State, Vermont Secretary of Castleton | [email protected] State's Office, Montpelier | [email protected] Melana Dayanim | SerVermont VISTA, Vermont Legal Aid, Kjersti
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