Sebastián Garza, PMP

Experience

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  Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

  Jan 2005 - Jan 2005

  Field School
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  Applied EarthWorks, Inc.

  Jan 2007 - Jan 2011

  Field Archaeologist
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  John Minch and Associates, Inc.

  Jan 2010 - Jan 2012

  Field Archaeologist
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  ICF International

  Jun 2012 - Nov 2012

  Archaeologist
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  SoCalGas

  Nov 2012 - Apr 2024

  • Project Manager III - Environmental & Land Use - Angeles Link

    Mar 2023 - Apr 2024

  • Project Manager III - Energy Efficiency Policy Supervisor

    Aug 2021 - Mar 2023

  • Regulatory Project Manager II

    Dec 2019 - Aug 2021

  • Project Manager II

    Sept 2018 - Nov 2019

  • Team Lead

    Sept 2016 - Sept 2018

  • Environmental Project Manager I

    Nov 2014 - Aug 2016

  • Environmental Specialist - Cultural Resources

    Nov 2012 - Oct 2014
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  Stantec

  Apr 2024 - now

  Hydrogen Program Manager
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  Coro Southern California

  Feb 2025 - now

  2025 Climate Resilience Leadership Network

  Competitively selected to be a part of the 2025 Climate Resilience Leadership Network (CRLN) program, a leadership development program for professionals working within and across the diverse and intersectional issue of climate resiliency in Los Angeles County. CRLN brings together a diverse cross-sector cohort of professionals for an immersive experiential program committed to building the leadership capacity of Los Angeles County’s climate policy, advocacy and community-based change makers. From February until June, I'll be focused on building my leadership skills, systems-based knowledge, and issue-centered networks, exposing myself to cross-sectoral and intersectional perspectives on climate issues and policy, community and issues advocacy, environmental justice, and land conservation and transformation. The curriculum includes a wide range of professional skills-building, such as Adaptive Leadership; Coalition Building and Community Engagement; Effective Communication, Storytelling, and Advocacy; Effective Inquiry and Critical Thinking; Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging; Group Dynamics; Living Infrastructure Concepts; Negotiations and Managing Conflict; Place-Sourced Practices; Public Narrative Frameworks; Regenerative Approaches; Self-Awareness and Self-Management Tools; and Stakeholder Analysis and Power Analysis. Learn more about CRLN at corola.org/programs/crln/ Show less