Anne Dougherty

Web Communications and Non-Profit Advocacy

  • Online Communications Manager: Clean Water Action

    When I came to Clean Water Action it was clear from the organization's hodge-podge site design and lack of any coherent information architecture that the site had grown entirely organically. My first step was to create an information architecture and standards compliant site design. Read more...

  • Director of Communications and Administration, Communications Manager: Center of Concern

    thumbnail of COC homepage circa 21 October 2004The Center of Concern had been without a Communications Manager for the several months prior to when I took the position. Because of the size of the organization and the extent of travel undertaken by program staff, my first task was to work with stakeholders to establish a regular editorial schedule for both web site updates and member communications. Read more...

  • Web Manager, Web Editor: Greenpeace

    Project: Front End Redesign and Migration to Database Driven Content Management System

    thumbnail of Greenpeaceusa.org homepage with new desgin launched June 2003As Project Manager, my first task was to determine internal and external needs. A survey of staff both in and out of the Communications department and the U.S. office yielded a short list of internal needs including: using more photos; using photos at a larger size; using more color; and making the site reflect the organization's self-perception of "young and dynamic." Read more...

  • Online Content Manager: Association of Trial Lawyers of America

    Project: Online Content Production Guides & Staff Training

    thumbnail of online content guides intranetMy first task as Online Content Manager for ATLA was to create processes and procedures for the day to day management of atla.org in a situation where the responsibilities for creation of content and the coding of pages was spread across the organization's thirteen departments. Read more...

  • Web Developer: Phase Zero Productions

    Project: govWorks.com

    thumbnail of govworks.com homepageAs a Web Developer for Phase Zero Productions my work consisted of projects for clients in a wide range of business fields. Through Phase Zero's partnership withKeymind, Inc. I had the opportunity to be part of the User Interface team for the govWorks.com project. From August 1999 through November of 1999 I worked with the govWorks development team at Sapient to ensure that the site met the highest quality usability standards. Read more...

  • Webmaster: PBS The Business Channel

    thumbnail of pbstbc.com homepageAs Webmaster for PBS The Business Channel my primary duty was ensure that TBC's public website was up and functioning in good order. My duties also included analyzing visitor statistics, creating graphics using Photoshop to support an already established look and feel and hand-coding HTML and JavaScript for additions to the site, working the the Manager of Online Services to assist in supervising contractors to verify that user interface and back-end functionality specifications were fulfilled on time, and working with the marketing and sales departments to align the content of the site with The Business Channel's corporate strategy. Read more...

  • Audio Engineer: Interface Video Systems

    thumbnail of slate at front of demo reelAwards for work I did as a post production Audio Engineer included:

    • 1996 International Monitor Award, Best Achievement: Informational Non-Broadcast, Benton Foundation, "This Is Noise"
    • 1996 Broadcast Designers Association, Bronze Medal, PSA Category, National Education Association, "Pledge"

    Clients included: PBS, Squier Knapp Ochs (for Clinton/Gore '96), National Education Association, Demain Vickers & Associates (for Chevy/Geo Dealers), Court TV, and Time-Life Video Watch my demo reel...