Evolving Grid Operations
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Shelly has an enthusiasm and genuine care for others. As co-founder of Mosaic, her commitment to this team is solid and unwavering; she's stacked up more than 20 years of supporting and believing in the work that we do. Her focus is on the internal world of the company, bolstering the CEO and making sure we all have what we need to give 110% to the success of each client.

When she's not on home turf, Shelly's likely to be found across the world, working with a nonprofit in Ghana called Adanu. In her downtime, she's proud to be called a Spiritual Director, using her insightfulness and collaborative nature to help others live more in tune.

Clint's got his eyes on the horizon—always. He was future-focused way back when he co-founded Mosaic with his wife, Shelly, and still is today, over 20 years later. His specialty is seeing possibility, the things that could be, and then engineering the steps to get there. He brings to the table a whole lot of practical, real-world vision to get companies from their current reality to a better, higher performing future. You could say he was born with this knack, or it may be something he grew into over his long tenure in the business world. Either way, Clint has a real eye for potential and he strongly believes that people are a company's greatest asset—something that you'll see and feel the second you walk through Mosaic's doors.

In his downtime, Clint sharpens up his golf game, spends time with his kids and grandkids, and watches as many sunsets as he can get his eyes on. He's also notorious for misplacing any and everything that can be misplaced.

Megan is fearless—a real-life embodiment of Mosaic's go-get-em way of doing things. She came here 16 years ago as an Instructional Designer, and has been just about everything else since then: Lead Designer, Project Lead, Project Manager, Project Director, VP, Executive VP and now CEO. It's not just ambition that inspires Megan's upward climb; she is passionate about Mosaic's culture and will champion her team members every chance she gets. Over the years, Megan has gained a deep understanding of the energy industry and its complex regulations; as a result, she has served as a thought leader in the areas of organizational development and change management.

When she's not on the job, Megan can be found spending time with her family — usually cheering on a football game or watching her garden grow.

Pink shirts and playing in the dirt — that's John in a nutshell. In the office, you'll find him sporting his salmon-tinted workwear, reveling in the wide variety of people and problems he gets to meet and manage on a daily basis. John's twenty years of experience in gas transmission have given him the opportunity to hold many positions across the field: from craftsperson to field supervisor to director. In his spare time, you're more likely to catch him up to his elbows in renovation, tackling anything from ground-up home restoration to crafting furniture from scratch.

John's favorite experiences at Mosaic are the ones where he helps clients solve real problems with smart, effective and long-lasting solutions. His strategic mind and love for enacting positive change are huge assets to the Mosaic team, as well as to his weekend pastimes.

Not many team members can say they've watched Mosaic grow the way Miranda has: in 10 years, she's seen our team go from just 30 to over 200 employees. That experience has sharpened her ability to see the organization holistically and take in all the complex interconnections of the big picture. She revels in finding the right person for every job, and her active certifications in human resources include PHR, GPHR, and SHRM-SCP.

Miranda gets fired up about that bigger-than-you vision, and that spills into the rest of her life through her involvement with Adanu, a non-profit focused on bringing education to rural villages in Ghana. A learner by nature, she spends her free time taking in new experiences, and cheering on the Seattle Seahawks whenever and wherever possible.

Cali loves people: they are the best part of her job. Each project that comes around the bend presents fresh opportunities to partner with new clients, gather new information, make new roadmaps to success and see her teammates reach new heights in their work. With over 15 years in the industry, Cali comes armed with experience across the spectrum, including competency in Adobe, Articulate, Assistive Technologies, and Information Mapping. Her greatest strength lies in project scoping, managing timelines and deliverables, courseware development, and resource management.

Cali's optimistic, driven attitude carries into her off-the-clock volunteer work with Camp Leo, a summer camp for kids who have been diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Cali, who was diagnosed over 20 years ago, is passionate about helping the Camp Leo community thrive.

Joyce is a real self-starter. She went to college when she was just 15, and had to quickly adjust to the responsibilities of living on her own. This early independence has served her well at Mosaic, as she spends a lot of time on the road consulting with clients and learning the ins and outs of their business. With a background in adult learning and technical/vocational education, Joyce knows what it takes to communicate new ideas and methods to people of all backgrounds, and she also has a knack for forming partnerships.

Outside of the office, Joyce spends time with her rather large family, maintaining their ranch or watching the kids compete on the field. She’s a busy lady who knows a thing or two about getting things done—just don’t ask her how to get from point A to B. Hint: she might get you lost.

If you can't find Don, he's probably lost somewhere down the rabbit hole, exploring uncharted possibilities just for the thrill of it. Don is a life learner, always on the hunt for ways to expand his know-how and capacity to problem-solve. His expertise is in helping clients see problems that are right under their noses, and then helping them track down a solution. Don's 16 years of experience in the industry have provided him with deep knowledge of user-centric process, software, and performance support systems design, and broad experience in instructional design and organizational change management.

If you asked Don about the best part of his job, he'd tell you he's in the business of "saving souls,"—or, finding ways around obstacles people didn't even see coming. On weekends, you can find him hanging out with his dogs, a history book and a plate of the world's best scrambled eggs — which he is renowned for making.

Amy's coffee cup is almost as well-traveled as she is: while she spends weekends hopping across the country to visit her family, she spends weekdays popping from one corner of the office to the other — always with coffee in hand. Maybe that's what fuels her to be the most detail-aware person in the room, always diving deep into the nitty gritty specifics of every challenge that comes her way. Amy enjoys walking clients through complex seasons of change and renewal. Watching people respond to new ideas with fearless flexibility is far and away Amy's favorite part of her job.

Amy stays involved with the industry in her spare time by participating in Mosaic's Gas and Pipeline Roundtable as well as the ASME B31Q Committee. When she's not fact-gathering or thought-exploring, Amy can be found elbow-deep in a pottery class or wearing out her enthusiastic Labrador puppy.