Our Staff
Energy Center of the Rockies Director
Debbie Fox
Debbie joined the CRC in February of 2008. She comes to the CRC with 13 years of experience with project management, stakeholder development and education while working in the environmental field in Los Angeles where she worked with academic institutions, non profit organizations, government agencies, and businesses. Debbie has served in a variety of management positions, most recently as the Manager of Strategic Partnerships for TreePeople. Debbie holds a degree in Public Policy and Management from the University of Southern California. She spends her free time with her husband cooking, skiing, hiking with their dog and traveling to learn new perspectives from foreign cultures.
dfox@conservationcenter.org
303-441-3278 x. 13
Office Manager 
Amy Johnson
Amy joined the CRC in August 2007 and brings a diverse range of skills and experience. Her previous job was at Alternative Medicine magazine as the production coordinator; however, she has directed political campaigns as well as taught and mentored at-risk youth. She has a B.A in Policy and Social Values, a philosophy degree from CU Boulder as well as a diploma in Humanitarian Assistance from Hunter College in NYC. When not working, Amy can be found metalsmithing in her studio. She is currently working on her own jewelry line.
ajohnson@conservationcenter.org
303.441.3278 ext. 18
CRC Business Manager
Cliff Clusin
 Cliff has been the Business Manager for the Center for ReSource Conservation since February of 2003. Prior to his work with the CRC, he worked as the Business Manager for the Association for Experiential Education. Prior to that, his work included time at both the Emergency Family Assistance Association and Eco-cycle in the Finance Department. Cliff brings over 10 years of experience doing business management in the nonprofit arena to the organization.
cclusin@conservationcenter.org
303-441-3278 ext. 11
Residential Energy Audit Program Manager
J.C. Martel
JC joined the CRC in March of 2008. She comes with experience in energy auditing, weatherization, and home performance. In 2006 she co-started an all-women’s remodeling company, HandyGals Repair, Remodel, & Retrofit. J.C. launched the first Bike-to-Work Day event in Worcester, Massachusetts, before receiving her Bachelor’s Degree in Urban Studies. Currently her weekends are spent biking, snowboarding, running, and hiking in Colorado’s playground.
jcmartel@conservationcenter.org
(303) 441-3278 x24
Water Divison Director
Jeannine Shaw
Jeannine Shaw started her work with the CRC as an irrigation auditor for Slow the Flow during its pilot year in 2004. In 2005, she again worked as an irrigation auditor and in addition, helped conduct the training session for the new auditors. Jeannine acted as the Program Assistant for Slow the Flow in 2006 and is now the Water Division Director. She received her B.A. in Geography from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her coursework had a strong emphasis in environment and society relations as well as Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
jshaw@conservationcenter.org
303-441-3278 ext. 10
CRC Executive Director
Keith Desrosiers
Keith joined the CRC in May of 2007 and brings fifteen years of leadership and management experience with private sector and nonprofit organizations. Keith's expertise is in the areas of nonprofit management, fundraising, and community engagement. His educational background includes a Bachelors of Arts in Government from Skidmore College, and a Masters in Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Management from the Rockefeller College at SUNY Albany. Prior to the CRC, Keith worked as Executive Director of the High Plains Environmental Center and Colorado Fourteeners Initiative and as Development Director for Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado. Keith has also owned and operated several successful small businesses and served as a fundraising consultant to nonprofits including the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. When not working for the CRC or volunteering for Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, Keith is most likely to be found outside enjoying Colorado’s mountains on his telemark skis or mountain bike.
kdesrosiers@conservationcenter.org
303-441-3278 x. 14
ReSource Fort Collins Store Manager
Kendol Gustafson
Kendol joined the CRC in August 2006. He was raised in the great state of Tennessee and developed his passion for the environment because of his mother, Patti Wade. He received his first bachelors degree from the University of Tennessee and his second bachelors degree from Colorado State University. Both degrees were awarded by the College of Natural Resources. Kendol believes it is time for a change and that people can spark the change that the planet deserves.
kgustafson@resourceyard.org
970-498-9663
ReSource Boulder Yard Staff
Jamie Jack
Following his scavenger tendencies and social sensibilities to Resource, Jamie Jack has found a place that feels like the Boulder he grew up in. Jamie feels strongly that reuse is an essential attribute for any society that hopes to last and is pleased to find his fellow Boulderites embodying the principals of conservation. Between hauling around cabinets and doors Jamie finds inspiration in watching the mountains interact with the clouds and envying the hawks flying overhead.
303-419-5418
Water Division Assistant Program Manager
Jeff Woodward
Jeff joined the CRC in January of 2007. Prior to that, he worked with the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group (OSPIRG), organizing students for environmental and public interest campaigns. Jeff graduated from Dartmouth College in 2006 with degrees in Mathematics and Environmental Earth Sciences. He brings expertise in program management, volunteer organization and data analysis to the Water Division. In his free time, Jeff can usually be found climbing up or skiing down obscure peaks in Colorado’s wilderness.
jwoodward@conservationcenter.org
303-441-3278 x. 21
ReSource Boulder Material Acquisitions Specialist
Sam Gault
Born and raised in Boulder, Sam’s only time away was when he attended Warren Wilson College, an esteemed environmentally progressive student work college in Asheville, North Carolina. It was there that Sam got his first taste of the conservation movement while working on the Recycling Crew for three years. Upon his return to Boulder in 2005 it was a natural move for Sam to get involved with the ReSource material acquisitions crew.
sgault@resourceyard.org
303-419-5418
ReSource Senior Manager
Spenser Villwock 
Spenser Villwock joined the CRC in August 2007. Spenser was raised in Iowa and comes to us most recently from Baltimore, Maryland where he worked
in population-based philanthropy at the Open Society Institute. Among other professional
achievements, he started two entrepreneurships, has a strong background in environmentalism, and experience in general construction. Additionally, Spenser holds a master's degree in non-profit management.
svillwock@resourceyard.org
303-419-8534
ReSource Boulder Yard Staff 
T. Mark Bowen
Born a Hoosier in 1956, Mark likes to say, “I was born in Indiana and grew up in Colorado”. Raised on a farm, he is no stranger to hard work. Mark spent sixteen years in the building trades, before taking the opportunity to work at the then eight month old ReSource in Boulder. Mark became ReSource’s second full time employee at the end of October 1997 and has been dedicated to his work through thick and thin, including a battle with brain cancer.
303-419-5418
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