Stephanie is a civic activist who has worked in politics, government and the nonprofit arena for more than 25 years in Washington, D.C. and Washington State.  Her passion is working with diverse communities and the political process to solve problems and create positive change.   She served as national Director of the bi-partisan Women’s Campaign Fund and worked as staff in the US House of Representatives, and the US Senate. She also ran the DC office for WA Governor Booth Gardner.

Stephanie served as national political director for the Bill Clinton Presidential campaign in 1992 and a lead strategist of President Clinton’s successful 1993 Pacific Northwest Forest Summit in Portland, OR. In the Clinton Administration she served as Assistant to Secretary Bruce Babbitt for Intergovernmental and Congressional Affairs in the US Department of the Interior.  She also served as chair of Washington Conservation Voters from 1998-2001.

She is an active member of Social Venture Partners serving on the Environmental Collective Action Committee and she is a board member of Climate Solutions, Washington Environmental Council and Washington Conservation Voters.

In 2011, she consulted with Climate Solutions and the Seattle Chamber of Commerce on creating jobs in the energy efficiency sector and served as Environmental Co Chair of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Conference.

Stephanie  is married to Frank Greer and they have  two daughters Jackie, 19 and Lilly, 17.