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KATHERINE GREGOR COMMUNICATIONS
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ROLES

Strategist
  • Project/Program Manager
  • Marketing Consultant
  • Communicator
  • Storyteller
  • Journalist
  • Writer + Editor
  • Collaborator
  • Liaison
  • Innovator
  • Presenter + Speaker
  • Meeting Facilitator
  • Team Leader 

SKILLS  

  • Innovation + Start-Up 
  • Communicating Issues
  • Business Development
  • Writing for Publication
  • Research
  • Best Practice Analysis
  • Creative Direction
  • Goals, Metrics, Reporting
  • Coalition Building
  • Community Relations
  • Budgeting/Forecasting​
  • Team Coordination

BIO

Katherine Gregor brings decades of experience advancing livable communities, the arts, placemaking, and sustainability. She has delivered hundreds of projects involving marketing communications, program and project management, public engagement for social impact, and written extensively for newspapers, magazines, and client publications.

She served as a Communications Consultant from 2010-2019 at the City of Austin, where she started up and managed programs related to sustainability, city planning, sustainable transportation, complete streets, and civic art and placemaking.
As a staff member and consultant, she provided marketing-communications for architecture and planning firms, law firms, photographers and creatives, and other professional service firms for over 20 years.  As a journalist, she served as an editor at Texas Monthly, a regional correspondent for ARTnews, a visual arts columnist for regional publications, a freelance writer, and a staff writer and columnist in the news department of the Austin Chronicle.

Her professional focus areas have included:
  • Visual art + civic art for social impact
  • Creative placemaking and the public realm
  • Complete streets and sustainable mobility – transit, biking, walkable places
  • Urban design, architecture, planning, and development
  • Sustainability, climate action, resiliency, ecosystems
  • Innovation and behavior change
  • Community issues, public engagement and dialogue

She has been CNUa accredited by the Congress for the New Urbanism and served on the Board of Directors for CNU Central Texas from 2012 to 2018.

She holds a Bachelor's Degree in English from the University of Texas at Austin.
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