Fred Stevens Jr.
Co-Founder and Vice-President
Co-Founder and Vice-President Fred Stevens Jr. earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from Northern Arizona University (NAU 1997). He obtained his Master of Arts Degree in Innovative Leadership from Western International University in 2013. He also obtained a Water Resource Management Certification from Arizona State University and completed Master Gardener Training certification from The University of Arizona. Fred is currently pursuing a Doctorate Degree in Organizational Leadership with an emphasis in Christian Ministry from Grand Canyon University.
Fred Stevens is a licensed civil engineer in the State of Arizona and worked as a Water Resource Portfolio Manager within the municipal government sector. His responsibilities included forecasting and acquiring essential water supplies for future population growth while overseeing water resource conservation programs. He also served as a committee member on a state regional planning committee, helping to determine policy for accessing and delivering water banked in the Pima, Pinal, and Maricopa County aquifers of Arizona during drought.
Along with being a devoted husband, he and his wife are the proud parents of four (4) beautiful daughters. Stevens is a committed lifelong learner, he is most passionate about taking on the challenge of community building in the West Valley of the Metro-Phoenix area where growth is projected to increase by over a half million in population (WESTMARC Strategic Plan, 2018 – 2023). Many communal services will be and are needed for existing and new residents as new development brings new opportunities to the West Valley. Consensus building is an area of focus he is concentrating on while championing the message, “It’s ok to agree to disagree.” Stevens believes as moral free agents everyone has a right to be heard. He also believes that by respecting the diversity of life experiences it allows the flow of ideas to produce innovative solutions that can solve many community challenges.
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