Kristin Leiber

Executive Director

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kristin@ecolloyd.org

As Executive Director, Kristin provides direction and support for the Lloyd EcoDistrict organization planning and program operations work.

Kristin brings nearly 15 years of experience in public and private sector finance, community development, and sustainable social impact work. Most recently, she served for over 3 years as Senior Project Manager of The Better Block Foundation, supporting communities and their leaders in re-imagining more equitable, vibrant neighborhoods through grassroots urban planning efforts.

Kristin has supported causes in mental health, child advocacy, and access to green space through volunteerism and board service for Dallas CASA, Crisis Text Line, City Lab High School Foundation, Vogel Alcove, The Nature Conservancy and as an Extension Master Gardener. Kristin holds a Bachelors and Masters in Accounting from Texas A&M University. Formerly a CPA, she asks that you don’t hold her accounting background against her, but maintains that it provides a strong business foundation to all her mission-driven work.

Kristin recently relocated to Oregon and looks forward to living in a vibrant, walkable city close to nature. She enjoys gardening, reading, live music, volunteering, patio sitting, and DIY projects, and you can catch her out with her husband and dogs on weekend adventures around the state.

Joshua Baker

Outreach Program Manager

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joshua@ecolloyd.org

As the Outreach Program Manager for Lloyd EcoDistrict, Joshua manages the programs and events laid out in the organization’s 2030 Roadmap. Joshua had nearly a decade of outreach and program management experience at energy and social justice non-profits, before joining Lloyd EcoDistrict in 2020.

Passionate about climate change, energy, and emergency preparedness issues, Joshua is also pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Energy Policy and Management at Portland State University and is an active Portland Neighborhood Emergency Team (NET) member. He is also an EcoDistricts / Just Communities Accredited Professional (AP), the only credential demonstrating a commitment to creating sustainable, equitable neighborhoods that meet the EcoDistricts Certified standard.

Before joining the Lloyd EcoDistrict team, he managed best practice programs and events for utility company professionals across the western United States and Canada with the Western Energy Institute. He has also overseen solar outreach and education programs with Solar Oregon, coordinated a renewable energy leadership development program at Focus the Nation, and organized campaigns and training initiatives at Mt. Hood Community College with the Oregon Student Association.

In his free time, you’ll often find him climbing mountains and volunteering with the Mazamas, hiking and camping in Eastern Oregon, or watching too much Star Trek.

Eliot Headley

Junior Project Manager & Communications Specialist

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eliot@ecolloyd.org

As Junior Project Manager and Communications Specialist, Eliot helps develop and implement Lloyd Ecodistrict’s programs and events as outlined in the 2030 Roadmap of the organization.

Joining Lloyd EcoDistrict in 2023, Eliot brings nearly a decade of experience in non-profit work engaging volunteers in conservation and environmental education as a project field manager for Clean Oceans International and continues serving on the Board of directors. Eliot has practiced educating in the outdoors through his previous work as a guide throughout the Pacific Northwest and California.

With a Master of Advanced Studies from Scripps Institution of Oceanography in Climate Science and Policy, Eliot continues to lead discussions on the impacts of climate change with the community through instructing community education classes at Mt. Hood Community College and Climate Impact Communicators.

In his free time, you likely will find Eliot engaging in some form of movement in the outdoors such as backcountry skiing on our local Cascades, paddling the lakes and rivers, or cooking with whatever ingredient he can get his hands on.