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{{toplink|url=http://phillyfpac.org/linda-knapp/|name=phillyfpac.org/linda-knapp}}[[File:LindaKnapp.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Linda Knapp]]'''Linda Knapp''' provides '''management, technical support, and educational services for sustainability initiatives''' in both the public and private sectors.  For the past twenty years she has worked for the Institute for Local Self-Reliance’s Waste to Wealth Program in researching and promoting recycling economic development projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.  Since 2008, she has managed EPA-funded outreach and technical support activities for the growing organics recovery infrastructure in the region. Linda has been successful in securing state, federal, and foundation funding for policy development, demonstration projects, and promotional programs that support sustainable, community-based businesses.  She has effectively implemented a wide range of educational programs ranging from neighborhood workshops to national, professional conferences and trade shows. In addition, she is an educator who has taught marketing and management courses at the Community College of Philadelphia for more than ten years. She is a member of the Community College of Philadelphia Business Division team that is developing the new Entrepreneurship Certificate Program that began in Spring 2014.


Linda Knapp provides management, technical support, and educational services for sustainability initiatives in both the public and private sectors.
''Note:''  The above descriptive information came from her [https://phillyfpac.org/linda-knapp/ bio] at Philly FPAC.
 
==In The News==
*[https://whyy.org/articles/philadelphia-making-effort-to-recycle-reuse-and-avoid-landfill/ Philadelphia making effort to recycle, reuse — and avoid landfill], Newsworks, April 18, 2017.
 
==Info==
*ILSR Staff Profile: [http://ilsr.org/about-the-institute-for-local-self-reliance/staff-and-board/linda-knapp/ Linda Knapp] (at Institute for Local Self-Reliance)
 
==See Also==
*[[Community College of Philadelphia (CCP)]]
*[[Institute for Local Self-Reliance (ILSR)]]
*[[Maurice Sampson]]
*[[Philadelphia Food Policy Advisory Council (FPAC)]]
 
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[[Category:Teaches-Business]][[Category:Teaches-Business_Management]][[Category:Teaches-Marketing]][[Category:Does-Education]][[Category:Does-Fundraising]][[Category:Does-Management_Training]]

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Linda Knapp

Linda Knapp provides management, technical support, and educational services for sustainability initiatives in both the public and private sectors. For the past twenty years she has worked for the Institute for Local Self-Reliance’s Waste to Wealth Program in researching and promoting recycling economic development projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Since 2008, she has managed EPA-funded outreach and technical support activities for the growing organics recovery infrastructure in the region. Linda has been successful in securing state, federal, and foundation funding for policy development, demonstration projects, and promotional programs that support sustainable, community-based businesses. She has effectively implemented a wide range of educational programs ranging from neighborhood workshops to national, professional conferences and trade shows. In addition, she is an educator who has taught marketing and management courses at the Community College of Philadelphia for more than ten years. She is a member of the Community College of Philadelphia Business Division team that is developing the new Entrepreneurship Certificate Program that began in Spring 2014.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from her bio at Philly FPAC.

In The News

Info

  • ILSR Staff Profile: Linda Knapp (at Institute for Local Self-Reliance)

See Also