Cyndi Holloway
Governmental & Community Affairs Director -Waste Connections
Governmental & Community Affairs Director -Waste Connections
Cyndi is a natural born motivator and leader; she encourages her friends, family and peers to be passionate in all that they do, be brave and willing to stand out while making a difference whenever necessary. Cyndi’s background and expertise is in travel, hospitality and meeting planning. Just over two years ago she was handed an opportunity (gift) from Waste Connections she couldn’t turn down. Today Cyndi is the Governmental and Community Affairs Director for Waste Connections, where her passion for her job has led her to challenge herself daily while learning new skills that have inevitably helped several non-profits throughout Clark County and beyond
It’s important to not only myself but to Waste Connections to continually support the work of organizations in which they aim to touch and enhance the lives of every individual in our community. The Parks Foundation strives to ensure our parks remain a safe and valuable resource to our community as well as reaching out and providing additional resources such as grants to other local groups that are mission lined.
My greatest memories raising my children here in Vancouver, are the summer days we shared having picnics and playing in our Parks. First Park is Esther Short we attend many festivals and always enjoy the Farmers Market. Second is Salmon Creek Regional Park/Klineline Pond my husband would take the kids there to fish or catch a quick dip on a hot summer’s day. Third but not least is Burnt Bridge Creek Trail; located just down the street from our home we spent most of our time riding bikes, searching for frogs, walking our dog or just enjoying nature in this park. My biggest testimony to parks is that now that my children are grown and two of the three still reside here in Clark County, we all still enjoy the days in our parks!!!!