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Kirste Webb, CF APMP Fellow (Class of 2010)

Director of Growth, Environmental Services
Aleut Federal, LLC




Bio

Kirste brings more than 36 years of experience providing support in all facets of business development and marketing services, including identifying and targeting opportunities, identifying potential team partners and competitors, developing strategies for new opportunities, managing conferences, and developing proposals. Currently, she is Director of Growth for Aleut Federal's Environmental Services Group, comprised of multiple 8(a) and small disadvantaged Alaskan Native Corporations. In this role, she plays a key role in defining and implementing the growth strategy for the environmental services line of business, including defining teaming and pursuit strategies. Over the past 12 years, Kirste has been working with small businesses in a variety of industries, including environmental management, construction, information technology, and manufacturing. She provides expertise in helping businesses build their business development capabilities as well as understanding the unique requirements associated with bidding as a small business on federal procurements.

Kirste serves as a volunteer counselor with the East Tennessee Procurement Technical Assistance Center providing training and coaching for small businesses throughout Tennessee. She also serves as a volunteer supporting the Professional Services Council (PSC) Vision Forecast Conference, including as Vision Conference Civilian Chair and on the Executive Advisory Board for the PSC Civilian Agencies Council. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Energy, Technology, and Environmental Business Association (ETEBA). She achieved APMP Certification – Foundation Level and holds an MBA from the University of Phoenix.

In her free time, Kirste loves photography, cooking, playing with her seven kitties, and the love of her life, her 8-year-old granddaughter.

What does being an APMP Fellow mean to you?

Being a Fellow means working with the next generation of proposal professionals to help them achieve their dreams and their goals in the proposal profession. I enjoy teaching and mentoring, and helping others grow in this industry. It also means upholding a high standard of what a proposal professional is.

What's your best memory from attending an APMP event?

I always enjoy networking the best! I've made many friends over my tenure with APMP and look forward to growing these relationships.

What advice do you have for a proposal professional entering our field?

Don't be afraid to try and ask questions whenever you have them.

During my association with APMP, I have been fortunate to have met and gathered wisdom from several industry stalwarts.
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Karthik Koutharapu, CP APMP
Acquiring this micro-certification allows me to expand my aperture regarding the collaboration between capture and proposal management to develop more robust, customer-centric Executive Summaries for future pursuits. It allows me to advance my skill set, evolve my knowledge, and reflect my commitment to continuous learning.
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Stephen Yuter, ES-M APMP
With this micro-certification and digital badge, I signal to my bid team and stakeholders that I am familiar with this topic. They can use me as their contact and "sparring partner," independent of RFPs.
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Norbert Thiemermann, CPP ES-M APMP
I would advise new professionals to take advantage of the resources that APMP offers. Not only do you have access to conferences and seminars through your chapter, but the free webinars and the robust network of professionals are great benefits that can help advance one’s career.
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Valerie Kessie, CP APMP
Certification has enhanced my worth as a bid professional. It has validated the skills and experience I have and is proof of my bid management qualities and capabilities. It has given me a springboard to develop my career and aim for Professional certification.
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Aynsley Davidson, CP APMP
Without APMP, I would not have the tools or knowledge of the industry to have the career I have today and the success I have experienced.
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Liz Megli, CF APMP
You can expand your network by attending the local Chapter webinar and events. They provide an opportunity to collaborate with like-minded individuals locally to create and share consumable content, ideas, tools, and resources.
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Sonal Bhatnagar, CP APMP, PMP
APMP has changed my professional life, elevating it to a standard that I didn’t know existed. Aside from the professional advantages of being certified as an APMP Professional, it’s the community of members who make it so special.
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Rita Mascia, CPP APMP
APMP has been instrumental in my success and has given me a framework in which to coach and mentor the bid and proposal stars of the future.
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Ceri Mescall, CPP APMP
Acquiring the executive summary micro certification has helped to build my confidence in producing best practice Executive Summaries. I also benefit from the social media badge for my LinkedIn profile and certification to add to my resume. Both of these allow me to verify my Executive Summary capabilities.
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Laura Rispin, CP ES-M APMP