Lawrence Grodeska is an experienced civic designer and planner with 25+ years crafting collaborative strategies, programs, and digital products that strengthen environmental stewardship and community resilience. He co-founded and led CivicMakers to seven-figure recurring revenue, ran cross-sector strategic planning for multiple municipalities, and shipped early open-data mobile services for San Francisco that helped catalyze the Bay Area’s civic tech ecosystem. Comfortable shifting between policy, product, and public-facing roles, he has led citizen product management at Accela, built B2B content programs at Change.org, and served in local environmental agencies. A seasoned facilitator and empathetic leader, he blends systems thinking, regenerative place-based practice, and high-EQ team-building to deliver multi-stakeholder outcomes. Outside work he pursues bioregional organizing and brings a lifelong connection to nature—an ethic seeded in Boy Scouts and expressed through music, biking, and community storytelling.
11 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
8-week training Introduction to Nonviolent Communication Group facilitation and communication, 8-week training Introduction to Nonviolent Communication Group facilitation and communication at Bay Area Nonviolent Communication
Bachelor's Degree Biology, Bachelor's Degree Biology at Rutgers University
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