Tiernan Doyle

Tiernan Doyle is a strategic planning and network design professional with expertise in building multi-stakeholder collaboratives, disaster response, community preparedness education, and local government consulting. Tiernan is dedicated to a systems thinking approach, emphasizing upstream causes, downstream impact analysis, localization, and minimizing duplication of efforts. Passionate about creating connected, resilient communities that can effectively navigate shocks and long-term stresses through equity promotion, capacity building, and people-focused solutions to resource delivery gaps.

Tiernan's educational background includes studying Landscape Architecture at California State Polytechnic University-Pomona, Classics at University of California, Berkeley, and Classics at University of Colorado Boulder.

Throughout their career, Tiernan has held various roles including Public Outreach and Engagement Specialist at the American Meteorological Society, Community Resilience Program Coordinator at Boulder County, Community Resilience Program Manager at Foothills United Way, Project Coordinator focusing on VOAD and Resilience Networks at BoCo Strong, Watershed Resilience Specialist at the City of Boulder, Executive Director at Boulder Flood Relief, Watershed Management at the US Forest Service, Garden Design Review at Enrich LA, and Biological Science Technician at the US Forest Service.