Chantal Stevens joined the Community Indicators Consortium as an early Board Member, 2005-2008, then again in 2012 and has been CIC's Executive Director since 2013.  She's an experienced nonprofit manager who was formerly the Executive Director of Sustainable Seattle, a pioneer in the development of community indicators.  More recently she has worked as the oversight manager of the King County Countywide Community Forums and as a performance management analyst. She was the co- chair of the first conference dedicated to the exploration of CI-PM integration in 2006 and is an active advocate for community indicators and public engagement as a key element of a functioning performance management system in the public and nonprofit sectors. She  has lived in the Seattle area since 1981 where she is civically engaged on various boards and commissions. She holds a Master's Degree in Marine Affairs from the University of Washington.