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Seattle EcoWomen Mentor Dinner with Rowan Braybrook

Our mentor dinners connect environmental leaders and visionaries with our community. Our goal is to provide an intimate and supportive environment to learn from women farther along in their careers - from career choices and challenges to work-life balance and beyond, we encourage you to come with your questions and your appetite!

Rowan Braybrook is the Director of Programs for Northwest Natural Resource Group, overseeing research and education programming for forest stewardship in Washington and Oregon. She also serves as President to the EcoWomen national board. Previously Rowan worked at Conservation International in Washington, DC, on field program management and environmental policy. She was involved in UN negotiations for biodiversity, sustainable development, and climate change, including the 2015 Paris Agreement. She also served in the Peace Corps in northern Madagascar, working with communities on sustainable agriculture and environmental education. Rowan holds a B.A. in Sociology and Anthropology from Middlebury College and an M.A. in Public Management with a concentration in environmental policy from Johns Hopkins University.

Connect with environmental leaders and visionaries at our next Seattle EcoWomen mentor dinner. We provide an intimate and supportive setting for our community to learn from women who are advanced in their professions. Spots are limited to encourage thoughtful conversation among those in attendance. Bring your questions and your appetite!

Please note: Seattle EcoWomen has reserved the event space, but attendees are responsible for their own meal and/or beverage expenses.

Date/Time: Tuesday, April 7, 2010 from 6:30-8:30PM
Location: Local 360 (2234 1st Avenue, Seattle)
Guest Mentor: Rowan Braybrook, Director of Programs for the Northwest Natural Resource Group; President to the EcoWomen National Board