GreenInfo Network
Dan Rademacher serves as the Executive Director of GreenInfo Network, where leadership includes overseeing a team of GIS and web professionals to create solutions for various nonprofits and public agencies, as well as maintaining comprehensive state-level parks data. Prior experience includes roles as Project Director and Project Manager at Stamen, where Dan managed 30-50 projects annually, focusing on profitability and production at a high-end design studio. At Bay Nature Institute, Dan held the position of Editorial Director, successfully managing website redesigns and integrating data sources for trail and park maps. Earlier career experience features cabinetmaking at Ki Woodworks and serving as Associate Editor at the Ecology Center, concentrating on environmental issues. Dan holds an MA in English literature from the University of California, Berkeley, and a BA in English and Philosophy from Brandeis University.
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GreenInfo Network
GreenInfo Network brings the power of geospatial information technology to public interest groups and agencies. We enable these groups to more effectively show the relationships between issues, people and places, using GIS data, analysis and mapping, along with web mapping and visualization technology. With a staff of 12, GreenInfo works with 80-100 organizations annually, in the U.S. and internationally. Our varied clients range from small land trusts to regional social issues and public health groups, to national organizations and public agencies. For all of them, we deliver highly personalized support aimed at adapting technology to their specific needs, and fostering collaboration around data and related GIS and interactive projects. GreenInfo also maintains the official inventory of all protected open space lands in California (learn more at www.CALands.org), which part of a national program for protected areas data. Learn more about GreenInfo Network at www.GreenInfo.org.