ERIN LOUGHNEY



Erin received an M.Sc. in Environmental Science, Policy, and Management via the MESPOM consortium, and a B.A. in Spanish from Smith College.  Her graduate studies focused on environmental management effectiveness and the creation of quantitative assessment methods for open systems with a lack of baseline data.  Erin's strengths include program management, training, and administration, which she uses to work on the issues she's most passionate about: animals, biodiversity, the oceans, gender parity and, of course, Cannabis.  Her disparate work experience - advocating for UN resolutions in Eastern Europe; managing international training programs in waste-management safety for Halliburton and Schlumberger; and assessing threats to marine parks in the Caribbean - are tied together by her belief that stakeholder engagement is essential to the success of any endeavor.