Terry Gardiner
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|SSP name=Terry Gardiner | |SSP name=Terry Gardiner | ||
|SSP e-mail=terry@solutionsthatendure.com | |SSP e-mail=terry@solutionsthatendure.com | ||
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|SSP home country=United States | |SSP home country=United States | ||
|SSP homeplace=Ketchikan,United States | |SSP homeplace=Ketchikan,United States | ||
|SSP birthday= | |SSP birthday=2007-00-00 | ||
|SSP about me=My professional career has focused on finding creative solutions for human progress mixing the best features of the private and public sectors. My public service career of twelve years was centered on election to the Alaska Legislature. This career segment included many leadership positions including Speaker of the House of Representatives, Judiciary Committee Chairman and Chairman of the Alaska Criminal Code Commission. I was involved in many creative solutions and institutions for Alaska; the $ 40 Billion Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation organized by constitutional amendment saves in perpetuity 25% of all oil revenues to fund state government and dividends annually cash to all Alaskan citizens; the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute is an award winning marketing organization; the Alaska Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank is devoted to financing remote businesses not fitting mainstream banking; and the Medical Indemnity Corporation provided physician malpractice insurance due to lack of private sector insurance. | |SSP about me=My professional career has focused on finding creative solutions for human progress mixing the best features of the private and public sectors. My public service career of twelve years was centered on election to the Alaska Legislature. This career segment included many leadership positions including Speaker of the House of Representatives, Judiciary Committee Chairman and Chairman of the Alaska Criminal Code Commission. I was involved in many creative solutions and institutions for Alaska; the $ 40 Billion Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation organized by constitutional amendment saves in perpetuity 25% of all oil revenues to fund state government and dividends annually cash to all Alaskan citizens; the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute is an award winning marketing organization; the Alaska Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank is devoted to financing remote businesses not fitting mainstream banking; and the Medical Indemnity Corporation provided physician malpractice insurance due to lack of private sector insurance. | ||
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Since the sale of NorQuest Seafoods in May, 2004 I have been working on national health care reform. My goal is to blend my private and public sector experiences and skills in developing public policy solutions. Essential Inventions is a Washington DC based non-profit that works on the advancement of access to health care for all global citizens. At Essential Inventions my work focused on a Patent Pools for Essential Medicines for developing countries and a new R&D funding mechanism – the Prize Fund – for medical innovation. The Prize Fund was introduced as legislation by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in Congress. | Since the sale of NorQuest Seafoods in May, 2004 I have been working on national health care reform. My goal is to blend my private and public sector experiences and skills in developing public policy solutions. Essential Inventions is a Washington DC based non-profit that works on the advancement of access to health care for all global citizens. At Essential Inventions my work focused on a Patent Pools for Essential Medicines for developing countries and a new R&D funding mechanism – the Prize Fund – for medical innovation. The Prize Fund was introduced as legislation by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in Congress. | ||
I have worked for the Herndon Alliance, a national group, that assists health care reform advocates in more effectively communicating their policy ideas. My focus at Herndon has been to assist health care reform groups to build support in the business community for health care reform. In July, 2008 I moved to Washington DC to open the national office for Small Business Majority as national policy director to be directly involved in the efforts to get Congress to pass comprehensive national health care reform and other measures to support small businesses. | I have worked for the Herndon Alliance, a national group, that assists health care reform advocates in more effectively communicating their policy ideas. My focus at Herndon has been to assist health care reform groups to build support in the business community for health care reform. In July, 2008 I moved to Washington DC to open the national office for Small Business Majority as national policy director to be directly involved in the efforts to get Congress to pass comprehensive national health care reform and other measures to support small businesses. | ||
|SSP occupation=VP of Policy and Strategy for Small Business Majority | |SSP occupation=VP of Policy and Strategy for Small Business Majority | ||
|SSP schools=Ketchikan High School; Western Washington University | |SSP schools=Ketchikan High School; Western Washington University | ||
|SSP places=Ketchikan | |SSP places=Ketchikan, Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Bellingham, Washington; Seattle; Washington DC | ||
|SSP websites=www.solutionsthatendure.com | |SSP websites=www.solutionsthatendure.com | ||
www.smallbusinessmajority.org | www.smallbusinessmajority.org | ||
Revision as of 16:05, 24 June 2013
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A second career of twenty-two years was devoted to establishing and growing an innovative startup seafood company from incubation to over $ 100 million in sales, one thousand employees and markets in twenty-two countries. I was a founder, CEO and Chairman of Silver Lining Seafoods and NorQuest Seafoods. These two companies developed added-value, consumer and specialty products for international markets from remote Alaska locations developing new jobs, new markets for fishermen and new products to satisfy specialized demands.
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