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Steve Ganey leads Pew’s strategy portfolio, which is responsible for enhancing the organization’s efforts to generate ideas for new projects and larger bodies of work, strengthening the design of program strategies and initiatives, and ensuring that Pew’s programs are guided by and able to produce credible, appropriate, and high-quality research. The portfolio also uses evaluation to improve program performance, inform decision-making about Pew’s programs, and support learning.

Ganey joined Pew in 2007 and led a variety of environmental projects and initiatives. Before joining Pew, Ganey headed the Regional Marine Conservation Project, for which he provided strategic direction and oversight for a variety of U.S. marine conservation projects; was a senior staff member for the Pew Oceans Commission; and served as a fisheries conservation specialist and campaign manager for the Alaska Marine Conservation Council.

Ganey holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology-anthropology from Ripon College and a master’s in environmental studies from The Evergreen State College.

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