Marc San Soucie - Community Resumé
Beaverton
Joint Water Commission, Commissioner representing Beaverton, since Jul 2008
Oregon Technology Business Center, Board member, since Jan 2010
Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce, Business Advocacy Council, since Nov 2007
Beaverton Planning Commission, Jan 2007 to Nov 2008
Beaverton Committee for Citizen Involvement, At-large member, Jan 2006 to Nov 2008
Urban Renewal Charter Amendment Task Force, Chair, Jul-Aug 2008
Development Code Advisory Committee, Planning Commission representative, 2007
Downtown Parking Strategy Study, Planning Commission representative, 2007
Beaverton CCI representative to County Committee for Citizen Involvement,
Jan 2006 to Nov 2008
5 Oaks / Triple Creek NAC - Member since 2005
Washington County
Washington County Planning Commission,
since Sep 2006, Chair since Jul 2008
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District, Bond Oversight Committee Chair, since May 2009
Washington County Committee for Citizen Involvement,
Member, 1993-1995, Co-Chair 1994-1995
Washington County Capital Projects Committee, Chair, 1994-1995
Professional
San Soucie Consulting; Principal, since Mar 2007
Passport Online, Inc., Beaverton; Vice President, Engineering and Content, Sep 2001 – Mar 2006
ShareThis, Inc., Portland; Vice President, Engineering, Jan 2000 – May 2001
GemStone Systems, Inc., Beaverton; 1990-2000; Chief Technology Officer and Engineering Manager
Wang Laboratories, Inc., Lowell MA; Software Engineer and Manager, 1980-1990
Education
B.A. Physics and Music, Dartmouth College, 1978
M.A. Music Composition, University of California, San Diego, 1980
“Marc is doing a fantastic job as a City Councilor. He brings a positive energy, thoughtfulness, and wide-ranging attention to detail that helps me, our staff, and the Council do better work for the City. We really need to keep Marc on the City Council.”
Mayor Denny Doyle
"We believe that Marc San Soucie has earned election to a four-year term… San Soucie understands the role of the council in setting public policy and priorities versus managing the day-to-day operations of City Hall. He supports the city’s visioning process and favors more emphasis on job creation... In the May 18 primary, elect San Soucie ... to the Beaverton City Council."
Endorsement by The
Beaverton Valley Times
April 15, 2010
"San Soucie, the council president, is known to be a thoughtful, reasonable consensus builder who works well with the council, staff and people who do business with the city. Indeed, he seems to have few critics for the job he has done since joining the council in 2008."
Endorsement by
The Oregonian,
April 12, 2010
