FSC US Staff

Our Team

If you have questions, please email info@us.fsc.org or call 612-353-4511.


Amy Clark Eagle

Amy joined the Forest Stewardship Council US in 2016 as the Director of Science and Certification. In this role she leads the FSC team dedicated to development and application of FSC policies and standards in the United States, including the FSC US Forest Management Standard and FSC Controlled Wood US National Risk Assessment. Amy spent much of the previous 19 years collaborating with government and non-government partners to develop and implement landscape-scale conservation and management plans within managed forests. Prior to joining FSC, Amy served as Biodiversity and Conservation Program Leader for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ (MDNR) Forest Resources Division, where one of her primary responsibilities was working to ensure that the MDNR maintained FSC forest management certification for 4 Million acres of state-administered forest lands. Amy is a graduate of Amherst College and earned her M.S. in Wildlife Science at the University of Washington-Seattle’s College of Forest Resources.

Shawn Collier

As Director of Marketing, Shawn leads all aspects of the FSC US brand and marketing strategy, including marketing activation and creative, marketing effectiveness, member and stakeholder engagement, and media and strategic partnerships.

Prior to joining FSC US, Shawn served as the Chief Marketing Officer for a burgeoning healthcare system in Texas. Previously, he spent 14 years as the Strategy Director and Principal of the Houston-based brand and creative firm Origin where he led marketing and communications efforts that helped established brands grow and enter new markets.

Shawn is a graduate of the University of Houston where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and serves on the advisory board for the Jack J. Valenti School of Communication at his alma mater.

Anna Grotzky

As Operations Manager, Anna provides oversight, strategy, and management of the day-to-day operations, ensuring the team has the resources and systems needed to achieve FSC’s mission. She sees her efforts at FSC as an extension of her love of the natural world and her desire to protect it.

Before Joining FSC, Anna consulted for several small businesses and startups focused on reshaping public services in order to reduce the negative impact on the environment. The operational strategies she provided helped them scale and grow efficiently. Through these roles, Anna deepened her leadership skills and gained valuable insights into the complexities of managing a workforce and how effectively guide teams to success.

Anna spends her free time practicing and teaching yoga, exercises her green thumb with the local garden club, and loves exploring her surroundings by hiking, biking, and paddling in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.


Maggie Abel

Maggie Abel is working for FSC US as the Senior Marketing & Engagement Manager. She manages the Promotional Licensing program, working closely with brands and retailers to help tell their FSC stories. She also helps execute and support various marketing and business development efforts. Prior to becoming the Senior Marketing & Engagement Manager, Maggie held various roles within FSC US where she served as liaison to the Board of Directors, managed the FSC US Membership program, and acted as office manager. Maggie graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2018 with a BBA in Marketing and a Certificate in Digital Studies. Born and raised in Minnesota, she loves spending time outdoors with friends and family, doing crafts, and reading.

Tom Kain

As the Senior Manager for Certification and Business Development, Tom is responsible for achieving certification growth targets, meeting strategic objectives, and ensuring performance excellence of the two new regional managers by providing mentorship, guidance, and support. His previous role at FSC US was the Senior Manager for Forest Management Certification Markets. In this role, Tom built close relationships with current FSC US forest management certificate holders to discover their opportunities and challenges. Tom helped to develop FSC US’s long-term strategy to expand the US FM certification. During his career Tom has worked as a land management forester for both public and private forestland owners as well as in wood procurement across the United States. Tom is a member of the Society of American Foresters and an SAF Certified Forester. Before joining FSC US, he worked for Domtar Paper Company as a procurement forester at the Kingsport, TN papermill. Tom is a graduate of Humboldt State University in Arcata, California where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Forestry and a Master of Science in Natural Resources.

Jenna Mueller

Jenna joined FSC US in late 2021, bringing with her eight years of experience as an auditor and Chain of Custody (COC) Specialist for a Certification Body that managed forestry and agriculture certifications and where she helped develop tailored sustainability services for clients. Initially serving as a Senior Manager for FSC COC and Trademarks, she transitioned to the role of Senior Manager for FSC COC and EUDR in 2025.

In her current role, Jenna is the primary reference for US Certificate Holders regarding FSC compliance tools for the EU Regulation on Deforestation-free Products (EUDR). She is responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with US COC Certificate Holders, educating, offering onboarding to the FSC EUDR compliance toolkit, and ensuring that Certificate Holder needs and concerns are prioritized and met with exceptional service and innovative solutions. Jenna continues to build strong relationships with Certificate Holders and serves as a subject matter expert in COC. Additionally, she collaborates with FSC International to develop and improve COC, Trademarks, and other associated standards and systems.

Jenna holds a B.A. in Biology from Western Colorado University and an M.A. in Sustainable International Development from the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University.


Krystal Taylor

As membership coordinator, Krystal serves as the central point of contact for stakeholders, ensuring a seamless and engaging membership experience. In this role, she manages membership inquiries, oversees accounts receivable, coordinates member communications, and optimizes the database to support efficient operations and meaningful engagement.

Before joining FSC-US, she gained valuable experience working with professional associations and societies, including those for risk managers, road and transportation builders, actuaries, and interior designers. With a proven track record in association management, Krystal specializes in membership recruitment, retention, engagement, and data-driven decision-making.

She holds a BS in Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing from Frostburg State University and a MS in Data Analytics and Visualization from the Maryland Institute College of Art. In her free time, Krystal enjoys spending quality moments with her family and friends, traveling, and trying new cuisines.

Carly Evans

Carly joined FSC in the fall of 2024 as Forest Management Specialist, where she works with the Science and Certification team to develop and implement FSC policies and standards, most especially working on the US Forest Stewardship Standard and its accompanying normative framework. She brings a background in conservation easement management, invasive plant management, and nonprofit conservation program management to her work with FSC. She holds a Master's in Public Policy with a specialization in Environmental Policy from the University of Georgia. She has served as commissioner on multiple multi-use trail system boards and is eager for more opportunities to increase outdoor recreation and natural resource protection in her area. Carly loves to hike with her two dogs, bike across states during week-long group rides, play soccer on her multiple rec teams, and spends almost all of her free time reading fantasy novels.

Kait Leggett

Kait Leggett is the Promotional License Holder Specialist at FSC US, where she manages promotional license renewals, addresses pricing inquiries, and supports license holders in navigating the FSC trademark. She views her work as a natural extension of her passion for the environment and commitment to its protection.

Prior to joining FSC, Kait developed her skills in education, content development, and marketing through roles as an English instructor at a major university in the Pacific Northwest and as an editorial assistant at a South Carolina-based publishing house. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing and a BA in English. Originally from South Carolina, Kait enjoys spending time with family and exploring the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Appalachia.


Jonathan Reese

Jonathan Reese came on board FSC US as a full-time employee on January 1, 2025. Having spent the last several years consulting FSC US on a myriad of projects, Jonathan’s new role, Built Environment Strategic Partnerships Manager, focuses on all aspects of FSC-certified wood in design, construction, material sourcing, and education for the architecture, engineering, and construction community. Jonathan brings with him over 20 years of experience in sustainability, business development, and business management.

Kaylyn Glenn

Kaylyn is the Southeast Regional Manager for the Forest Stewardship Council US, bringing years of experience in sustainable forestry, landowner engagement, and certification systems. A multigenerational Floridian from a family rooted in agriculture and land stewardship, she understands the unique dynamics of Southeastern forests, where privately owned and industrial lands drive both conservation and economic opportunities. She is passionate about helping landowners navigate certification, ensuring working forests remain economically viable, ecologically resilient, and positioned for long-term success.

In her role, Kaylyn works closely with Forest Management and Chain of Custody certificate holders, strengthening relationships, ensuring compliance, and expanding FSC certification in the region. She collaborates with landowners, foresters, and industry leaders to bridge the gap between sustainability goals and real-world forestry operations, while also helping landowners explore opportunities in ecosystem service markets and sustainable supply chains.

Before joining FSC US, Kaylyn worked as Manager of Forestry Programs at Enviva, where she helped landowners implement certification and responsible sourcing policies. She also served as Land Protection Manager at Conservation Florida, leading conservation transactions and partnerships to protect working lands. Earlier in her career, she worked with Weyerhaeuser’s Southern Timberlands, gaining firsthand experience in timberland management and the evolving forestry sector.

Kaylyn studied Forest Resources and Conservation at the University of Florida and Forests and Climate Change at Oregon State University, deepening her expertise in sustainable forestry and land management.

Outside of work, you’ll find Kaylyn backpacking, python hunting, or exploring Florida’s wild places with her son and daughter—raising the next generation to love and respect the land as much as she does.

Alex Thoman

Alex Thoman serves as the Pacific Northwest Regional Manager for the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), where he is dedicated to building strong relationships with both current and prospective certificate holders. His role focuses on driving certification growth, enhancing the value for certificate holders, and maintaining a knowledge of FSC-certified operations throughout the region.

Before joining FSC, Alex gained valuable experience as a private industry forester, where he managed timberlands throughout Northern California. His background in forest management provides him with an understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the industry.

Born and raised in Northern California, Alex holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from Humboldt State University. Outside of work, he enjoys hunting, fishing, hiking, and contributing to conservation efforts.