Senior Associate Betsy Daniels helps both governmental and non-governmental clients work together and with partners and stakeholders. Since 1990, Betsy has provided alternative dispute resolution services for multi-jurisdictional natural resource issues. She is known for developing fair processes that result in substantive outcomes and satisfied participants. With an emphasis on coastal, marine and watershed-based issues, Betsy has worked with both small organizations and large agencies on goal setting and visioning, strategic planning, collaborative decision-making and conflict resolution. She has worked closely with tribal and non-tribal governments throughout the Northwest to design and implement effective collaboration.
Prior to joining Triangle, Betsy managed a wide range of long-term multi-stakeholder processes including serving on the facilitation team for the Puget Sound and Coastal Hatchery Reform Project and as the Project Director of the Tribes and Counties Intergovernmental Cooperation Project. Betsy has published on a variety of topics including tribal/county intergovernmental cooperation, watershed community-building, coastal management, and the selective breeding of fishes.
When not at work, Betsy enjoys playing outside with husband Scott and son Max, yoga, travel and volunteering in her community.
