About Zoe A. BelcherZoe specializes in Brownfield Redevelopment, because it is an avenue to give back to the community. She believes that through these projects, everyone wins, as they can generate additional revenue for the municipality, create jobs, make the community visually appealing, improve tourism, and reduce crime.
Zoe, originally from New York, moved to Connecticut in 2000. She currently lived in Moodus, CT with her husband, Matt, and two children, Anastasia and Silas. Zoe attended Radford University from 1993 to 2001 where she received her Bachelor of Science in Geology with a Specialty in Engineering and Masters of Science in Environmental and Engineering Geosciences. Zoe worked for a large environmental firm, in CT, from 2000 to 2015. During her tenure she became the first Registered Brownfield’s Professional in CT, a Licensed Environmental Professional and a Licensed Geologist in the State of Washington. She has experience in a wide variety of project work (see the Experience tab for a detailed list). She is currently volunteering her time, as the secretary, on the SGU National War Memorial Committee, which is building a memorial to Laotian/Hmong soldiers who rescued downed US pilots in Vietnam. She hopes to be able to assist other veterans groups in the future. |
Professional Organizations
- Environmental Professional’s Organization of CT
- Professional Women in Construction – Sponsorship Chair 2007-present, Director 2008-2009, Vice President 2009-2012, President 2012-2013, Immediate Past President 2013-2015
- Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists
- Geo-Institute
- American Society of Civil Engineers
- Past member of CREW-CT/Real Estate Exchange
- Sigma Gamma Epsilon
- Phi Kappa Phi
- BIG – Believe Inspire Grow – Glastonbury Pod Leader 2015-2016
Awards• 2010 Woman on the Rise, Professional Women in Construction – CT Chapter, April 2010.
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Publications• “City of Bristol Turns Brown to Green: Vacant Brownfield Site to Become Entryway to Rockwell Park”, New England Real Estate Journal, August 17, 2012.
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