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Jamie Giellis of Centro

Episode 43 of the Transforming Cities podcast, hosted by Authentic, titled "Jamie Giellis of Centro" was published on January 11, 2021 and runs 74 minutes.

January 11, 2021 ·74m · Transforming Cities

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On this episode I’m speaking with Jamie Giellis, founder and principal of Centro, a consulting firm which works to support cities and neighborhoods through community-led renewal and reinvestment by exploring their underlying opportunities and challenges. Jamie has been practicing in the community development space for more than 20 years, working in communities of varied sizes – all facing unique challenges. Under her leadership and expertise, Centro has become an internationally sought-after resource for best practices and proven processes in developing thoughtful spaces and enhancing the quality of life across communities. Jamie also recently served as the president of the River North Art District in Denver, tackling the management of a rapidly changing industrial area through advocacy, policy, programs, and projects. Her work in particular on projects to advance affordability, mobility, and green infrastructure as well as investments to support and house the homeless community left a positive impact and shaped citywide policy. In 2018, driven by a passion to see her adopted hometown of Denver thrive, Jamie left her role in River North to run for mayor of Denver, CO, taking a two-term incumbent to a runoff election, which we learn more about later in the episode. Related links for this episode: · Centro · Jamie on Facebook · Jamie on Twitter · A Love Affair With Cities (TED Talk) Be sure to support this podcast by subscribing and reviewing! Visit Authentic Form & Function for more information: https://authenticff.com © 2020 Authentic Form & Function

On this episode I’m speaking with Jamie Giellis, founder and principal of Centro, a consulting firm which works to support cities and neighborhoods through community-led renewal and reinvestment by exploring their underlying opportunities and challenges. Jamie has been practicing in the community development space for more than 20 years, working in communities of varied sizes – all facing unique challenges.

Under her leadership and expertise, Centro has become an internationally sought-after resource for best practices and proven processes in developing thoughtful spaces and enhancing the quality of life across communities.

Jamie also recently served as the president of the River North Art District in Denver, tackling the management of a rapidly changing industrial area through advocacy, policy, programs, and projects. Her work in particular on projects to advance affordability, mobility, and green infrastructure as well as investments to support and house the homeless community left a positive impact and shaped citywide policy.

In 2018, driven by a passion to see her adopted hometown of Denver thrive, Jamie left her role in River North to run for mayor of Denver, CO, taking a two-term incumbent to a runoff election, which we learn more about later in the episode.

Related links for this episode:
· Centro
· Jamie on Facebook
· Jamie on Twitter
· A Love Affair With Cities (TED Talk)

Be sure to support this podcast by subscribing and reviewing! Visit Authentic Form & Function for more information: https://authenticff.com

© 2020 Authentic Form & Function

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