Ongoing Clients/projects: 

  • Mylan Park Foundation– Fundraising Counsel –Ongoing
  • Arts Monongahela – Business Continuity Services – Ongoing
  • Morgantown Community Resources – Executive Project Management & Fundraising Counsel – Ongoing
  • West Virginia Main Street/National MS Center – OnTrac Consulting – ongoing
  • Wheeling Gateway Center Design Team – ongoing
  • Housed-Up – Feasiblity Study – ongoing

Completed Clients/projects:

  • Michael Baker International/Wheeling/Ohio – DBE Policy Statement
  • The Shack Neighborhood House – Facilitation of Strategic Planning Session
  • Sutton Community Development Corporation – Feasibility Study
  • Charleston Area Alliance – Business Improvement District Consultancy
  • City of Morgantown – 2017 Grant Development – Grant approved for $4.1 million
  • Pennsylvania Downtown – Business Coaching for Princeton & Bluefield WV Downtown – Business Coaching for Princeton & Bluefield WV
  • City of Huntington Street Flooding Mitigation Plan
  • Beverly Historic Landmarks Commission Workshop
  • Morgantown Area Partnership & Monongalia County Economic Development Authority – Facilitation
  • Smoke & Mirrors Photography – Assisted with project management: Transit Marketing LLC to provide a photo library for the National Rural Transit Assistance Program
  • ALIGN HR & Charleston Alliance – Review of Employment Conditions for Charleston, WV Metropolitan Statistical Area
  • Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce, Grant Development – Research and wrote Frontier Communication’s “America’s Best Community Grant”
  • National Main Street Center – Webinar facilitator for “The Fundamentals of Developing and Maintaining a Viable Relationship Between Small Towns and Institutes of Higher Learning”
  • City of Prestonsburg, KY – Mentoring and Main Street Training – 1st phase 
  • West Virginia Main Street – Economic Development Training and Speaker
  • Charleston Area Alliance – Planners R US
  • City of Morgantown – Grant Development TIGER Grant
  • Preston County Economic Development Authority – Facilitation Strategic Planning Session
  • International Economic Development Council – Leadership Summit Training
  • City of Hinton Recreational and Tourism District Market Analysis
  • National Main Street Center – Town/Gown Expert and Presenter
  • Barbour County Economic Development Authority – Facilitation Strategic Planning Session
  • PACE Enterprises– Facilitation Strategic Planning Session 
  • Girls on the Run – Facilitation Strategic Planning Session
  • City of Bluefield– Developing CREATE Opportunity Resource Brochure
  • City of Bluefield– CREATE Opportunity Readiness Training Project
  • Sutton WV On-Trac– Sutton ArtPark Project
  • Garrett County Comprehensive Plan Update
  • Stonewall State Park Foundation, Fundraising Counsel – (2) Contracts – Fox Cabin/General Long Term Fundraising
  • Town of Friendsville, MD – Community Development – Update 2003 Strategic Plan
  • Mon County Seminar – Co-Hosted “Why Media Matters ” with Judy Reckart for Monongalia County Educators
  • The City of Morgantown Health & Wellness Commission– Facilitation Strategic Planning Session
  • Empty Bowls Monongalia – Facilitation of Strategic Planning Session
  • Operation Welcome Home – Facilitation of Strategic Planning Session
  • Mountain Arts Organization – Fundraising Counsel – WV Arts Culture & History Peer Advising
  • WV Symphony Orchestra – Parkersburg, WV Strategic Planning – Strategic Planning – WV Arts Culture & History Peer Advising
  • 68 WV Small Business CARES grants
  • WV Governor’s CARE Grant – Morgantown Resources Inc. – $3.5 million
  • WV Governor’s CARE Grant – Monongalia County Commission requested $225,000
  • WV Art, History and Culture – Peer Advising – Fundraising during COVID-19 webinar
  • Spark Imagination and Science Center  – Market Research Study
  • Morgantown Area Partnership  – Executive Services/COO
  • WV Small Business Development Center – WW Small Business Consulting and Training
  • Charleston Area Alliance  – Consultancy – Business Improvement Districts
  • Morgantown Board of Parks & Recreation – Facilitation Strategic Planning Session
  • Operation Welcome Home – Facilitation Strategic Planning Session
  • Monongalia County Board of Education – Grant Development
  • Main Street West Virginia/National Main Street Center – Business Improvement District Consultancy
  • City of Elkins – Strategic Planning
  • The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation/Building Bridges – Leadership Institute Coaching
  • The Shack Neighborhood House -Volunteer Mentorship Program Strategic Plan
  • Charleston Area Alliance/GAI City Center Business Improvement District-Opportunity Zone Study Project
  • Morgantown Public Library – Strategic Planning
  • Pace Enterprises Inc – FHLB Affordable Housing Grant
  • National Main Street Center/MSWV – Affordable Housing Program – Education and Training

Previous Work as TRC & Associates before January 2015:

  • City of Frostburg, MD – Community Main Street Resource Team (i.e. Main Street Resource Teams were intense community visits that were followed up by a report)
  • City of Grafton, WV – WVU Extension Community Design Team
  • City of Morgantown, WV – Oversaw and implemented (2) long term strategic plans with Main Street Morgantown – 1996/2003
    • Recruited Farmers’ Market to downtown Morgantown and solely raised $800,000 to build a permanent structure for the Market – Federal, State, Local, Foundation,Corporations and Individual Funds
    • Formed (4) Business Improvement Districts in downtown Morgantown (only ones formed since the WV State Code was approved in 1996)
Business improvement district (BID) is a defined area within which businesses are required to pay an additional tax (or levy) in order to fund projects within the district’s boundaries. The BID is often funded primarily through the levy but can also draw on other public and private funding streams. BIDs may go by other names, such as business improvement area (BIA), business revitalization zone (BRZ), community improvement district (CID), special services area (SSA), or special improvement district (SID). These districts typically fund services which are perceived by some businesses as being inadequately performed by government with its existing tax revenues, such as cleaning streets, providing security, making capital improvements, construction of pedestrian and streetscape enhancements, and marketing the area. The services provided by BIDs are supplemental to those already provided by the municipality.