Allie Breyer
During her undergrad, Allie got her minor in horticulture because she dreamt of being an organic farmer. While she couldn't cut it as a farmer, she now uses those skills as a backyard flower gardener and enthusiastic indoor plant collector.
Allie has over a decade of experience in the public sector, with more than eight years in government communications and community outreach. She is driven by three core values: creativity, collaboration, and community. Allie incorporates these values into all aspects of her life, including her work, where she is passionate about working with government entities to make public-facing communications more engaging, accessible, inclusive, and transparent.
Her experience is diverse, covering topics such as public health, pedestrian safety, emergency preparedness, waste prevention, repair and reuse, parks and recreation, highway construction, and land use planning. Allie is skilled in partnership building, media relations, program development, project management, graphic design, and strategic planning. She is eager to use her skills and experience to serve her public sector clients and help improve government agencies' engagement and interaction with their communities.
In her free time, Allie can be found reading a good book, practicing watercolor, spending time with her dogs, working in her garden, or walking, running, and biking around Seattle.