503-978-8804
info@storkmarketing.com
6325 N.
Albina Avenue #7
Portland, OR 97217
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Amy Stork,
principal
My projects and clients reflect the diversity of my
interests; they are united in their focus on creating a more sustainable
future through altering the behavior
patterns of individuals and
businesses. Most of my work is based in the principles of Community Based
Social Marketing outlined by Doug Mohr in his seminal book
"Fostering
Sustainable Behavior."
Combining over a decade of experience in
marketing, non-profit development, public relations and event planning
with a profound dedication to creating positive
change, I bring my
clients exceptional value. I share your passions; know how to work within
budget constraints; and can skillfully leverage community connections
and
partnerships to achieve results.
I enjoy the constant challenge
of new projects and the creation of a living web
of community through
each new effort. Self-employment gives me the flexibility
to align my
life with my values through personal and community commitments. I do
not
own an automobile, and use a bicycle for transportation 90 percent of the
time. I am committed to growing much of my own food and supporting local
businesses. I am actively engaged in forming an urban co-housing
community
founded on principles of cooperation and sustainability. And I
dedicate
substantial volunteer effort as a transportation
activist.
Relevant
links
Peninsula Park
Commons
Community
Based Social Marketing
Shift
Bicycle Transportation
Alliance
Core business principles
1. Client and contractor work
as part of the same effective team.
- Communication is fluid and ongoing.
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Challenges are shared and strategic responses developed in a mutually
supportive team atmosphere.
2. Mutually beneficial
partnerships are the key to success.
- Partnerships with relevant businesses,
non-profits and government entities will be sought as the first approach
to all elements of planning.
3. Sustainability is a
critical element of every project.
- Every element of the project will be considered
in light of minimizing its environmental impact.
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