Eva Schweber most recently CubeSpace’s Chief Cat Herder, policy wonk and fount of obscure nonprofit information. She brings over 15 years of collaborative facilitation and organizational management experience to her numerous paid and volunteer gigs. Her professional experience runs the gamut from managing an artisan goat dairy (and was a state-certified pasteurizer) to facilitating a strategic planning effort by an international environmental consortium. Her esoteric background has trained her well for running a co-working community. You can find Eva’s resume here.
In her spare time, Eva serves on the Mayor’s Economic Recovery Cabinet and chairs the Small Business Development Workgroup of the City of Portland’s Small Business Advisory Council, She also sits on the City Club of Portland’s Research Board and in June 2007 was appointed by Governor Ted Kulongowski to serve on Oregon’s Commission for Voluntary Action and Service.
This blog is her attempt to reconcile her ever-growing interest in small business with her wonkish tendencies.
Eva Schweber has a B.A. in Psychology from Reed College and a Masters in Public Administration with a joint emphasis in Budgeting/Finance and Nonprofit Management from Lewis & Clark College.
I did not know that this web site existed, even though it has not been updated since August.
As an wonk abba I should note that your ‘about’ page education paragraph has two items and the word emphasis should be in the plural.