Jamie Ferschinger

Jamie Ferschinger is a dedicated professional with over 15 years of leadership experience focused on improving people's wellbeing and creating a sustainable, just, and kind world.

Throughout Jamie's career in health care management, government sectors, and community-based organizations, they have driven systemic change by leading strategic planning, managing budgets, operations, teams, fundraising efforts, and grants.

As the former Director of Environmental Health & Community Wellness at Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers, Jamie led a team addressing social and environmental health determinants through community engagement and tailored program development.

With a background in workforce development, mentoring, and staff supervision, Jamie has designed and led internship programs, contributed as a board member supporting youth in career development, and focused on staff growth and success in various managerial roles.

Jamie's fundraising expertise includes donor cultivation, grant writing, and managing a grant portfolio exceeding $1.3M in government and private grants.

Education-wise, Jamie holds a Master of Science in Conservation Biology from the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, along with Bachelor's degrees in Biology and BS from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and has studied at Bastyr University.

With an extensive professional background spanning roles at organizations like Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District, City of Milwaukee Environmental Collaboration Office, and Urban Ecology Center in various capacities, Jamie has demonstrated a commitment to community engagement, collaborative partnerships, and inclusive leadership.

Jamie Ferschinger's leadership style is rooted in establishing shared visions, operating with integrity, and fostering a collaborative environment to help individuals achieve their goals.