Christopher Shaver currently serves as the Deputy Director at the State of Oregon, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing a diverse portfolio of business operations within local government. With a robust background in budget management, Christopher is responsible for preparing and managing a...
Christopher Shaver currently serves as the Deputy Director at the State of Oregon, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing a diverse portfolio of business operations within local government. With a robust background in budget management, Christopher is responsible for preparing and managing a substantial departmental budget of $47 million, which encompasses Federal, State, and General funds. His expertise extends to the administration and implementation of critical programs such as the Community Development Block Grant, Neighborhood Stabilization Program, and initiatives focused on Homelessness and Rapid Re-Housing.
In his role, Christopher excels in navigating the complexities of municipal code development and is adept at resolving sensitive community and business issues, ensuring that all stakeholders' perspectives are considered. His ability to balance differing viewpoints, particularly in a politically charged environment, is a testament to his strong analytical skills and commitment to effective policy analysis. As a personnel manager, he emphasizes performance management and employee relations, fostering a collaborative atmosphere that promotes teamwork and enhances customer service management.
Key projects under Christopher's leadership have included process improvements aimed at optimizing grant administration and risk management strategies. His proficiency in grant writing and analysis has not only secured vital funding for community initiatives but has also established a framework for sustainable development within the region. Christopher's dynamic approach to local government operations, combined with his passion for community engagement, positions him as a valuable asset in driving impactful change across the State of Oregon.
