Dear Fellow Ecolog-L Subscribers, 

I thought I’d drop you a quick note to see if anyone may be able to 
provide me some assistance as one of my most respected technical and 
research-focused environmental consulting clients has asked me to assist 
them in hiring a Principal level Ecologist to lead Natural Resource Damage 
Assessment (NRDA), natural resources and policy related projects 
throughout the United States.

Considering our ecology backgrounds, it seemed appropriate to touch bases 
with about this opportunity in the event you might happen to know someone 
(friend, associate or colleague) who might be interested in this 
exceptional career opportunity.

my client, long considered one of the nation’s most respected scientific 
and innovative leaders in environmental research and consulting, has been 
at the forefront providing comprehensive, multi-disciplinary expertise in 
environmental sciences and natural resources.  They’re exceptionally well 
known for their environmental information management, environmental 
economics and policy analysis practice on behalf of international, 
federal, state and tribal government agencies.  

They’ve been behind much of the regulatory and policy development / 
support of our country over the last twenty years and participated in some 
of the nation’s largest and most high profile natural resource assessment 
and advisory efforts.

Today, they’re seeking a seasoned Ecologist / Biologist to serve as one of 
the firm’s Principals heading the Natural Resource Damage Assessment 
(NRDA) practice.  The ideal individual would have at least five years 
experience leading and directing projects revolving around assessment of 
injuries related to natural resources.  This would include working on NRDA 
preliminary assessments, injury assessments, restoration planning / 
implementation, fate/transport modeling, field reporting, managing the 
collection and assessment of data, as well as developing reports and 
undertaking staff mentorship.

Knowledge of ecosystem ecology, restoration ecology, biogeochemistry, 
ecological risk, toxicology assessment and natural resource damage 
assessments are many of the desired and key requisites the firm would like 
in the ideal individual. 

Candidates must have previous experience assessing human impacts (in 
research, agency, or consulting capacities) of surface water, soils and 
vegetation communities throughout the Northeast, Southwest and mountain 
regions of the U.S.  

This position requires an advanced degree in Ecology, Biology, Natural 
Resources, Toxicology or related disciplines, with higher education and 
Ph.D. being a strong plus to consideration.  This position is initially 
slotted to be based in either the Denver or Washington, DC region, but 
there’s some flexibility to location.

This post would be in replacement of a one of the organization’s 
Principals that officially followed through on her vow of finally retiring 
to part time status after years of service with the firm and in government.

An integrity-based company, the firm is driven to create scientific 
documentation that not only sets a standard for quality in the industry, 
but is based on proven science and is solidly defensible in the scientific 
community.

As a bit of background, the organization has maintained itself over the 
years with a reputation for producing very high quality technical work 
which has resulted in establishment of a healthy mixture of public and 
some private sector clients.  Because the company is very stable, they’ve 
always had the opportunity to go after and be involved with very 
interesting and innovative projects and, with key world and scientific 
leadership.

Growing holistically with an organizational structure based on shared firm-
wide resources, the company expands through business development and 
recruitment of individuals into the structure who become invested in the 
firm.  Key to their continued success is assessment of transition planning 
for internal posts and on-going development of the next generation of 
company leadership under current management.

Continuing this transition, they’re seeking to find a senior individual to 
come into the organization that could serve both as a project manager and 
hold group leadership responsibilities.  Ideally this would be someone 
that could make an immediate impact as a new principal of the firm.

The right person would be extremely capable and able to supervise / 
conduct technical work as well as continue to help build a successful 
practice.  So beyond technical excellence, they’d be expected to manage 
complex client relationships, have a well defined interaction and 
negotiation skill set.  

Beyond very competitive compensation and performance bonuses, the firm has 
a strong benefits package (health / dental / medical, 401(k), AD&D 
insurance, life insurance, 125 cafeteria plan, flexible work schedule, 
etc.) and works hard to structure opportunities that help individuals 
develop and progress both personally and professionally. As this would be 
a Principal level opportunity, company ownership interest would be 
expected as part of the right individual joining the organization.

If you happen to know someone who might be interested I would be very 
interested in a possible referral or speaking with them in the days 
ahead.  

Thank you very much for your time and any assistance you maybe able to 
provide.

Best Regards,


Michael De Safey
Vice President, Sequence
2008 Opportunity Drive, Suite #150
Roseville, CA 95678
Phone: 916-782-6900 x202
Fax: 916-782-6307
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.sequencestaffing.com 

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