Valarie Philipp, Vice President of Disaster Recovery Programs
With over 20 years of experience in disaster recovery and emergency management, Valarie Philipp has played a crucial role in helping communities, local go...
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Kay LeSage, Associate Vice President of Programs
Kay LeSage is a highly experienced leader in disaster recovery and project management, with over 31 years of expertise in Community Development Block Gran...
From Success to Service: How 2024 Defined Our Mission
"From Success to Service: How 2024 Defined Our Mission" An open letter from the desk of Bruce Spitzengel, President of GrantWorks
Transforming Communities Through Broadband Solutions
An Open Letter from Stephen Bass, GrantWorks' Director of Broadband Services, where he describes how broadband can transform communities.
Mary Sheehy, ARPA Senior Project Manager
Mary Sheehy is an ARPA Senior Project Manager at GrantWorks with 16 years of experience in project management and state/federal residential programs.
Navigating Change: Celebrating Edwin Bautista’s Journey to GrantWorks
Joining GrantWorks has been an incredible journey filled with growth and opportunity. As I reflect on the winding path that led me here, I recognize how e...
The Unseen Impact: An Open Letter from Cynthia Vallejo-Zbranak, GrantWorks’ Vice Presiden...
At GrantWorks, we see a huge variety of projects come and go. For many projects, it’s easy to see the direct results, such as new housing key handoffs or ...
Bridging the Digital Divide: Community Broadband Solutions for All
Table of Contents What is Broadband? Broadband Internet access was once viewed as a luxury but has shifted to a lifeline that empowers communities o...
Katie Smith Joins GrantWorks as VP of Broadband & Community Partnerships
Seasoned Florida public servant will play an instrumental role in closing the digital divide in GrantWorks' client communities.
Matagorda County Infrastructure Projects Underway with $28M in Grant Funds
Longtime GrantWorks' client, Matagorda County, receives positive report on grant-funded current and proposed infrastructure projects totaling $28M.