About Us
Jim Crowley, Michael Preszler, Gwyn-Mohr Tully and Greg Young have created a new firm to empower an expanded opportunity to serve clients throughout California, the United States, and internationally. Our new company, Zanjero, continues to be your provider of choice for providing advice, helping manage resources and projects, and solving your challenges. We look forward to working with you. Please contact us to start a conversation.
Advise
We understand complex issues and nuances relying on our unique experience and ability to develop broad overarching and specific strategies incorporating all aspects including legal, political, financial and technical.
Manage
We are deeply experienced with detailed program management support, technical analysis, regulatory environment, local and regional agency partnerships, stakeholders, financial analysis, and public outreach for successful program implementation.
Solve
We rely on our specialized experience including issue mediation and interest based settlement negotiations to develop and drive core messages and focus on results throughout implementation leading to identified and desired results.
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What is a Zanjero?
Zanjero (zahn-HARE-ro) is a South Western name for “ditch rider” or “ditch tender”. For as long as there have been water canals, there has been the Zanjero controlling water flow in the canals. Starting in the 1800’s, Zanjero’s were the most powerful people in town where water was of main concern. They often traveled hundreds of miles along canals, originally by horse, and opened head gates to release water from the major canals into smaller canals and pipes to deliver water to people and grow our food. Zanjeros also kept track of their customers and their welfare and even served as sworn peacekeeping officers solving disputes between neighbors.
We are modern day Zanjero’s, recognizing the fundamental importance of sustainability to a community’s well-being, and implementing a holistic approach to water resource management, power and energy, and community stakeholder outcomes.
