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Jessica R. Wobig aspires to change how we think about economic power by expanding equity in the places we preserve, people we remember, and stories we tell. Jessica advocates for historic preservation policy reform to reverse heritage loss in underrepresented communities. As a thought leader on innovative preservation topics, she has presented at conferences for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, National Park Service, and Heritage Ohio. At work, she supports federal agencies and corporate clients with their historic preservation obligations. Her reputation for clarity, creativity, and thoughtfulness complements her expertise in historic preservation and environmental regulations and her excellence in research and writing. Additionally, her degrees in historic preservation and film and video enhance her personal and professional development endeavors as an Arcus Leadership Fellow, City of Cleveland Heights Planning Commissioner, National Alliance of Preservation Commissions CAMP Trainer, and Neighborhood Leadership Development Program Cohort XVI Member.
