Logan Smith

Role: Executive Director at Appalachian Forest National Heritage Area
Location: Elkins, WV, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

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Experience

Executive Director
Appalachian Forest National Heritage Area
Jan 2024 — Present · Elkins, WV, US

Education

Shepherd University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Political Science and Government
1990 — 1993
West Virginia University
Master of Education - MEd
1996 — 1997
West Virginia University
Political Science and Government
1985 — 1988

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Customer Service
Training
Volunteer Management
Policy
Public Speaking
Event Management
Budgets
Community Outreach
Community Development
Microsoft Office
Powerpoint
Microsoft Excel
Bookkeeping
Teaching
Organizational Development
Microsoft Word
Grants
Leadership Development
Higher Education
Event Planning
Strategic Planning
Administration
Government
Nonprofits
Editing
Research
Public Relations
Accounts Receivable
Proposal Writing
Leadership
Grant Writing
Accounts Payable
Fundraising
Payroll
Public Policy
Program Development
Team Building

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Appalachian Forest National Heritage Area

Non-Profit Organization Management · 15 employees · Founded 2001 · Elkins, West Virginia, United States

The Appalachian Forest National Heritage Area works with willing partners in 16 West Virginia counties and 2 counties in western Maryland to explore and enhance the relationship between the forested mountains and the people who live here. With the overall theme of forest heritage, we focus on conservation, forestry, cultural heritage, asset-based tourism and community development. The AFNHA mission is to work locally to conserve, develop, interpret, and promote a regional network of forest-based resources and experiences in the highlands of West Virginia and Maryland for the enjoyment and appreciation of residents and visitors in order to enhance economic and community development. The four initial goals are to: 1. Develop a regional Heritage Area based on forest heritage. Develop and promote a cohesive regional network of forest heritage tourism destinations. Strengthen small businesses, communities, and grassroots organizations; foster local economic development; and build regional partnerships. Provide interpretation of a broad range of forest themes. AFNHA operates a AmeriCorps program through National and State program though Volunteer West Virginia. AFNHA AmeriCorps members provide a year of service, allowing an individual to benefit local communities and landscapes while gaining professional development and strengthening their own skills. AFNHA AmeriCorps members serve in a variety of positions at partner sites, within the following fields: Conservation: Conserve natural resources including ecosystem restoration and land improvement, habitat monitoring, and environmental education, awareness, and outreach. Heritage Community Development: Help rural communities with economic development, events, partnerships, and tourism based on their local assets and cultural resources. Develop and conserve local history and arts and encourage cultural heritage tourism.

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Executive Director

Education

Shepherd University

West Virginia University

West Virginia University

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