Ms. Jaclyn Conklin

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Program Manager. Jaclyn Conklin provides coordination, research, and implementation support for the ocean, coasts, and fisheries programs. Ms. Conklin comes to Resources Law Group with engineering and private sector consulting experience. Most recently, she conducted research at the University of California, Davis under the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) initiative to develop safer methods of deterring bird nesting on highway structures. Prior, she worked as a business management consultant with Ernst & Young, LLP (now Capgemini) in North and South America. In the 1990s, she worked with EnStar Energy Group, Inc. to assist green-energy clients in leveraging opportunities that arose from Michigan's energy deregulation. She also worked in Costa Rica with E.A.R.T.H. University designing sustainable post-harvest technologies for teaching and extension purposes. Ms. Conklin is an active member of the American Society of Biological and Agricultural Engineers (ASABE) and she obtained her M.S. in Biological Systems Engineering at the University of California, Davis, where she specialized in applications of bio-instrumentation in ecological systems.

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Jaclyn Conklin implements strategies for the Northwest Mexico and other philanthropic programs. Ms. Conklin brings over ten years of private sector consulting and engineering experience. As a consultant with Ernst & Young, LLP (now Capgemini), she implemented global strategies in process redesign, communication strategy, and organizational change. With EnStar Energy Group, Inc., Ms. Conklin analyzed Michigan's deregulated energy market to help green energy clients leverage emerging opportunities. As an engineer, she designed and conducted field research for ecological and agricultural systems. She is bilingual (Spanish), has lived in Central America, and worked in Mexico, Costa Rica, and Brazil. Ms. Conklin is a member of the American Society of Biological and Agricultural Engineers (ASABE) and she obtained her M.S. in Biological Systems Engineering at the University of California, Davis, specializing in applications of bio-instrumentation in ecological systems.

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