Beth is a cognitive psychologist with 18 years of expertise in research design and statistical analysis, specializing in measuring knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors for social sector clients. In the State of Colorado, she has played an integral role in managing statewide accounts that address critical issues such as mental health, substance use, healthcare access, and environmental solutions.
Beth’s work often involves designing and executing research initiatives that provide a deep understanding of diverse populations, including Native American, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ communities across Colorado’s urban and rural regions. She has collaborated with state agencies and nonprofit organizations to support campaigns that require culturally responsive strategies and nuanced insights to drive meaningful outcomes.
Her expertise includes developing data-driven solutions to inform policy, guide resource allocation, and shape messaging that resonates with varied audiences. Beth’s ability to translate complex research findings into actionable recommendations ensures that statewide initiatives achieve measurable impact, fostering positive change throughout Colorado’s diverse communities.