Diana Dillaway

DIANA DILLAWAY (Ventura, CA)

SUMMARY

Twenty-five years designing and leading programs concerned with community and economic development, and the environment.

EDUCATION

Master of City Planning. Department of City and Regional Planning, U. C. Berkeley, 1988. Concentration: Regional Economics.
Thesis: Political and Economic Restructuring in a Declining City
B.A., Antioch College (San Francisco), 1978

PUBLICATIONS

Dillaway, Diana. 1992. Capturing the Local Economic Benefit of Recycling: A Strategy Manual for Local Governments, Sacramento: The Local Government Commission.

PLANNING/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH

The Center for Business and Environmental Studies. California State University, Hayward. Senior Associate and Project Director. Directed research projects on environmental and community issues. 1992-5.
California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy. San Francisco. Researched air off-set credit trading. 1988

Selected Research Publications and Papers:

Dillaway, Diana. 1992. “Strategic Philanthropy: An Action Plan for Recycling Economic Development, San Francisco: Commissioned by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Pew Charitable Trusts, and the James C. Penney Foundation.
Dillaway, et al. 1993. “San Francisco Mercado Project: Market Development Plan,” Phase I and Phase II, Hayward, CA: The Center for Business and Environmental Studies.
Dillaway, et al. 1994. “A Study of Recycling Collection Alternatives,” Hayward, CA: The Center for Business and Environmental Studies.
Bonduki, Yamil and Diana Dillaway. 1985. “Statistical Compendium: Buffalo and Pittsburgh SMSAs,” Berkeley, CA: Department of City and Regional Planning.
Bonduki, Yamil et al. 1986. “Makina Community Upgrading: Nairobi, Kenya.” Berkeley, CA: Department of Architecture.

PRESENTATIONS AND TESTIMONY

Guest lecturer, School of Public Administration and Urban Studies, California State University, San Diego
Presenter, University of California at Los Angeles Roundtable, Department of Urban Planning
Member, City of Los Angeles Market and Economic Development Task Force, Office of Integrated Solid Waste Management
Contributor, recycling market development position paper for gubernatorial campaign
Expert witness, Oakland Recycling Commission on recycling initiatives and economic development
Featured speaker, Bay Area Foundations Meeting on the linkage between recycling and economic development
Panelist, City of San Jose, CA, "Recycled Products Procurement and Business Development Conference," San Jose, CA, on recycling-based economic development
Panelist, Rural Community Assistance Corporation Conference titled "In Partnership: Giving Rural America a Voice" on recycling market development
Panelist, Alameda County Waste Management Authority Annual Seminar on recycling market development
Member, Northern California Recycling and Economic Development Roundtable

ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Program Director, San Jose Development Corporation, San Jose, CA, 1989-1990
Executive Director, Farallones Institute, Berkeley and Occidental, CA, 1983-84
Development Director, Institute for Food and Development Policy, San Francisco, CA, 1981-83
Education Director, New School for Democratic Management, San Francisco, CA, 1980-81
Promotion Director, Mother Jones Magazine, San Francisco, CA, 1976-80
Program Director, Foundation for National Progress, San Francisco, CA, 1976-1980
Technical Assistant, New York State Council on the Arts, Buffalo, NY, 1972-75

	Diana Dillaway