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OQUIRRH INSTITUTE OFFICERS
JAMES SOUBY
President and CEO
James Souby, long-time executive director of the Western Governors' Association, has taken
up the gauntlet as the Oquirrh Institutes President and CEO. Mr. Souby has been
well-respected throughout his professional life in both the private and public sectors,
and will undoubtedly serve the Institute with the same vision and insight that
distinguished his 13 years at the WGA. Prior to his experience with the WGA, he served as
executive director of the Council of Governors Policy Advisors, a national
association of state policy directors, and as the director of policy development and
planning for the Governor of Alaska.
Mr. Souby attended Vanderbilt University and the University of Alaska, and served three
years active sea duty as well as reserve assignments in the U.S. Navy. His private sector
experience includes partnerships in a geological and geophysical consulting firm, a
commercial radio station and a remote wilderness lodge, all in Alaska.
STAFF
CHRISTY TRIBE
Development Director
ctribe@oquirrhinstitute.org
Ms. Tribe is a graduate of the University of Utah with a bachelors in Family and
Consumer Studies. She is an active member of the Junior League of Utah and a member of the
Utah Society of Fundraisers. She has been working in the nonprofit sector for the past
five years, most currently as Vice President of Development for Junior Achievement of
Utah. Prior to her nonprofit experience, she worked in the public sector with Euro DSW
Partners Advertising Agency and Franklin Covey. Ms. Tribe's work with the Oquirrh
Institute centers on researching and working with donor prospects from both the private
and public sectors, and seeking contributions to support the Institute's programs and
operations.
TAMMY FARRER
Administrative Assistant/
Office Administrator
tfarrer@oquirrhinstitute.org
Ms. Farrer attended the University of Utah and Salt Lake Community College, pursuing a
degree in Psychology with a minor in Business. Before coming to Oquirrh, she spent 15
years in an office setting with experience in everything from secretarial to placement
director to administrative assistant as well as office manager responsibilities. Previous
to this office experience she worked in the nursing field for over five years. Ms. Farrer
is the administrative assistant to Jim Souby, Oquirrh Institute's CEO, and will also be
managing the office.
ROBERT SIMMONS
Operations Manager
rsimmons@oquirrhinstitute.org
Mr. Simmons earned a bachelor's degree, Phi Beta Kappa, cum laude and a law degree from
the University of Utah. Mr. Simmons' legal studies focused on public policy,
business organizations and taxation. He received a CALI award for his work on
market-based approaches to reducing environmental pollution. Mr. Simmons has both public
policy and business administration experience, including working in Washington, D.C., as a
government-affairs assistant for the American Waterways Operators. As the Operations
Manager of the Oquirrh Institute, Mr. Simmons helps manage Oquirrhs projects
operations. He also works on evaluating the merits of potential projects and developing
and executing new projects.
JILL POST
Accountant
jpost@oquirrhinstitute.org
Ms. Post earned her bachelors degree in Accounting at the University of Utah and her
masters in Business Administration at Westminster College. As a Certified Public
Accountant licensed by the State of Utah, Ms. Post spent seven years in public accounting
with experience in accounting for nonprofits and government contractors. Along with
performing all accounting functions for Oquirrh, Ms. Post will play a key role in insuring
that resources for the Institutes grants and projects are managed according to the
highest standards.
BECKY HARDING
Communications Director
bharding@oquirrhinstitute.org
Ms. Harding graduated from the University of Utah with a bachelor's degree in English. As
a freelance editor and writer, she has been a frequent contributor and copy editor for
numerous publications, including Utah Business and This People magazine and has managed
the online content for a variety of diverse organizations. In her role as director of
communications for the Oquirrh Institute, Ms. Harding is responsible for the production of
the Institute's newsletters, issue briefs, and website content.
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