Todd D. Spivey

Founder & CEO • Managing Director • Environmental Engineer • Wildlife Biologist

Todd Spivey is the Managing Director and CEO of Two Dot Consulting. Mr. Spivey founded Two Dot in 2014 to focus on the firm’s growth, operations, and technical strategy. He is a Navy Veteran and earned his degree in Wildlife Biology and Environmental Engineering at the University of Wyoming. During his Navy career, Todd studied engineering and learned about business, leadership, and teamwork.

Mr. Spivey lived in Wyoming for almost 15 years. During that time, he worked as a fly-fishing guide, a ranch manager, and a wildlife biologist with Wyoming Game and Fish Department.

After moving to Colorado in 2009, Todd has engaged in various projects in the Rocky Mountains related to biology and environmental engineering. Mr. Spivey is focused on 2DOT’s growth and development and is dedicated to building partnerships associated with Energy development, Ranch and Agriculture, Transportation, Utilities, and local and federal governments.

Todd grew up outside, fishing, hunting, and playing baseball as a young kid. He enjoys traveling, cooking, and camping with his two daughters. When he’s not chasing his girls down the ski hill, he can be found fly-fishing rivers in WY or CO or chasing tarpon in FL.

Kathleen Scaturro

Operations Director • Bioresource Engineer • GIS Analyst

Kathleen Scaturro grew up camping, fishing, ranching, and playing outside in Southern Wyoming. Although she left her home state to attend the border war school in Fort Collins, her passion for the environment continued as she earned her B.S. in Bioresource and Agricultural Engineering, with a minor in Spatial Information Management Systems. Kathleen has over 20 years of experience in environmental, health and safety (EHS) with a technical focus on water quality, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), data management, project management, and greenhouse gas emissions reporting.

Kathleen is a great leader and has served as the Chairman of the Rocky Mountain EHS Peer Group since 2016, she is on the Board of the DJ Basin Safety Council, and she volunteers with several non-profit groups throughout the year. In her free time, Kathleen enjoys non-traditional sports like ping pong, curling, and flag football, in addition to the typical Colorado lifestyle of hiking, biking, and skiing/snowboarding! She also loves to spend time with her family, travel, and meet new people. After years of hiking 14ers in Colorado, Kathleen recently fulfilled a lifetime dream of trekking to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro!

KURT FLEISHER

Operations Manager • Client Relations • Reclamation Manager • Wildlife Biologist

Kurt Fleisher is a Texas native and earned his B.S. at Texas A&M University. He spent his summers doing ranch management for game animals in central Texas and in South Dakota. Mr. Fleisher moved west in 2016 to earn his M.S. in Rangeland Ecology & Watershed Management at the University of Wyoming. Kurt has a background in wildlife and fisheries sciences, reclamation, and plant ecology.

Kurt has extensive experience with plant and wildlife surveys and project implementation across Wyoming and Colorado. His expertise is in designing and implementing reclamation, plant and weed management, and compliance projects. Kurt has worked with several state and federal agencies to successfully permit energy development projects. Over the years he has also managed many stormwater compliance projects and currently manages 2DOT’s stormwater compliance program.

He focuses on delivering the best possible services to our clients through efficient logistics and data collection, process improvements, and empowering his staff to play important roles in developing future project enhancements. When he is not juggling multiple projects in WY and CO you can find Kurt spending his free time outdoors, probably backpacking in the Wyoming wilderness.

Tom Fisk

Senior Project Manager • Environmental Health and Safety

Tom Fisk has been with 2DOT since mid-December of 2021 as a Senior Project Manager. His primary focus is with the EPA Spill, Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures program. Previously, Tom spent two years as the Environmental Manager for the Sinclair Wyoming Refining Company and 13 years as the Director of EHS at Whiting Petroleum Corporation.

Tom has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Geology from Edinboro University in Edinboro, Pennsylvania, and a Master of Science in Global Energy Management from the University of Colorado, Denver. He is a registered Professional Geologist in the State of Wyoming and a Certified Professional Geologist through the American Association of Professional Geologists. Tom is active with the University of Colorado, Denver as a member of the Global Energy Management Advisory Council and as an EHS lecturer for the Lifecycle of Oil and Gas Certification class.

Tom moved to Colorado to enjoy the great outdoors and develop his career and interest in the energy industry. Tom has nearly 40 years of expertise in Environmental Permitting and Compliance, Hazardous Waste Management, Site Remediation and Reclamation, Project Management, and Emergency Response. He has experience working in nearly all the major oil and gas basins in California, Colorado, Michigan, Montana, North Dakota, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming.

Tom’s passions include addressing public concerns within the energy industry, promoting social responsibility, and keeping clients in compliance with the continuously changing and complex federal, state, and local environmental regulations. As Benjamin Franklin said: It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation, and only one bad one to lose it.

Mark Keyes

Senior Environmental Health and Safety Project Manager • Remediation • Compliance

Mark Keyes earned his degree in Geology and received a Secondary Education Teaching Certificate from Michigan State University. Mark started his career as a teacher working for the Dallas Public School District in Dallas Texas and then Flint Public Schools in Flint Michigan teaching mathematics, biology, and physical science. 
He transitioned to environmental consulting during the AHERA days, completing asbestos inspections in public schools and analyzing building materials using polarized light microscopy.  His focus expanded and he became a project manager at the Avendt Group and then Sr. Project Manager at Advanced Environmental where he managed the soil and groundwater remediation and compliance team. 

Mark served as an Environmental Compliance Supervisor at Whiting Oil and Gas Corporation for over 7 years before becoming a member of the 2DOT Consulting family working as an Senior EHS Project Manager and keeping our clients in compliance!!

Mike McKee, P.E.

EHS Director • Professional Engineer • Environmental Engineer • Remediation and Compliance

Mike McKee is a professional Environmental Engineer registered in Colorado. Mike’s focus throughout his 20 year career has been on successfully managing all facets of environmental, health, and safety (EHS) compliance primarily throughout the greater Rockies region. Mike has successfully managed day-to-day EHS compliance both as a consultant and as a corporate manager and has been solely responsible for a multitude of high profile and high dollar projects both in the Rockies and other various regions of the country.

Mike’s role as a highly experienced environmental engineer has specifically focused on environmental compliance, remediation, air quality, water quality, safety, and wildlife within the energy industry.

Raised in the Midwest and a graduate of the University Of Illinois, Mike is devoted to spending time with his family, skiing, and traveling.

Ethan Jahnke

Senior Project Manager • Renewables

Ethan Jahnke is a Senior Project Manager with nearly three decades of experience. He has a B.S. in Natural Resources Management from Colorado State and a M.S. in Water Resources Science from the University of Minnesota. Over the years, Ethan has worked in a variety of fields, including energy management, fed/state/local permitting, biological monitoring, wetland delineations and permitting, water quality, and management. Most recently, Ethan has managed environmental support for numerous transmission lines and wind and solar farms in Oklahoma, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Texas, and Minnesota. Client support included coordination with local/state/federal regulatory agencies, CIAs, avian surveys, T&E species surveys, cultural surveys, wetland surveys and permitting, MET tower permitting, hearing support, and construction monitoring.

Ethan married his lovely bride from the rival school of CU and has two amazing kids. If Ethan is not at one of his son’s lacrosse tournaments, he is probably up at his family farm in Wisconsin planting trees, fishing, or replacing fence posts.

Jack Pritchett

Project Manager • Wetland Scientist • Wildlife Biologist

Jack received his Master’s degree in Environmental Policy and Land Management from Florida International University and is currently completing a Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems from the University of Colorado – Denver. As a native to South Florida, Jack was always drawn to the outdoors through fishing, hunting and spent much of his time exploring the unique habitats that exist there. Jack began his career working with South Florida non-profit land conservation organizations and as an operations manager of a sustainable farm and landscaping company. Jack moved to Denver in 2018 where he worked as a fishing ranger for Denver Parks and Recreation, hunter education with Colorado Parks and Wildlife and was a Project Manager for an environmental consulting company.

Jack has a strong background in working with numerous natural resource permitting and compliance projects, various renewable energy permitting and compliance projects, as well as wildlife surveys, terrestrial and aquatic habitat assessments, wetland delineation and other environmental permitting projects throughout Colorado and the midwest. Jack has also been able to develop a strong understanding and working relationships with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Environmental Protection Agency and a multitude of other government and non-government agencies. Jack started with 2DOT in May working with our clients on renewable and traditional energy projects, as well as wildlife surveys and GIS! He has been an amazing addition to the 2DOT team!!

Maddie Lockner

Project Coordinator • Environmental Scientist

Maddie earned a B.S. in Environmental Science, with a focus on Environmental Biology from Montana State University. She has 5 years of farm and ranch work experience, in addition to being a teacher’s assistant in a soils lab. Her work as a Reclamation Technician in Wyoming really spurred her interest in plant identification! She is a certified FAA part 107 drone pilot and has a special interest for wetland delineations.

Outside of work, Maddie has so many hobbies that she has to rotate them to find time for them all! Maddie grew up horseback riding and fishing with her dad! She loves hiking and enjoys creating in any form, but mostly painting and crocheting. She has been a martial artist for 7 years and has competed in Muay Thai. Her small border collie follows her everywhere!

Jake Hastings

GIS Analyst

Jake Hastings joined the 2DOT Team this summer as our GIS Analyst! Jake grew up in Southern California before attending Texas Christian University where he graduated with a BA in Geography in 2019. He worked as a GIS Technician and then Analyst in the Oil and Energy industry for two and a half years before joining 2DOT. He is passionate about his EPL Soccer (Go Spurs!), sand volleyball, hiking with his dog Winks, and exploring new restaurants and breweries with his fiancée. 

Denise Watkins

HR and Office Manager

Denise was born and raised in Southern California, moving to Colorado in 2020. She earned a BS in Business Management from Western Governors University. Baking is her favorite indoor hobby and the kitchen is where she relaxes after a long day. Outdoor activities Denise enjoys are kayaking, hiking and walking.

She loves to watch baseball and football and will never turn down a chance to be there in person! Denise has two married adult children and a grandpuppy who all live in Southern California and sees them as often as possible.

Andrew Schmalfuss

Project Coordinator • Lead Avian Biologist

Andrew comes to 2DOT with a varied background of humanitarian aid and wildlife protection. He graduated from Cornell University with a BS in Interdisciplinary Studies focusing on Ornithology and Sustainable Agriculture. Prior to attending university, he worked as a department director of an international non-profit for eight years, serving in humanitarian aid and disaster relief.
While working, he was able to travel to 21 countries, find the needs of local communities, and connect them with larger relief organizations and agencies.

He has a plethora of hands-on animal experience such as: being a licensed falconer for nine years, the student leader of Cornell Raptor Program, caretaking for 36 resident raptors and conducting public education outreaches for two years and, a licensed trapper with furbearer tracking experience. After university, he worked as a nuisance wildlife technician in the finger lakes region of New York and was the regional biologist for a company monitoring raptors nesting on cell towers throughout the northeastern United States. He is passionate about his family (wife, three daughters, and pets), homesteading, wilderness survival, hunting (large game and falconry), mycology, and the Bible.

David Stainback, P.G.

Project Manager

In late March 2024, 2DOT was fortunate enough to bring David Stainback, P.G. onboard as our newest Project Manager with a focus on Oil & Gas!! David started his career out of college as a Geologist mud-logging and geosteering for upstream oil & gas operators in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Oklahoma. He came to Colorado to start his career in environmental consulting and to pursue his love of the outdoors. David has over 10 years of cumulative oil & gas consulting experience, focusing on soil, water, and air compliance. In his free time, David can be found outdoors, recharging his batteries with his kids and wife, traveling, biking, climbing, camping, and hiking. We are looking forward to working with David while supporting his clients’ needs.

Mary Strecker

Project Coordinator

Mary grew up near Kansas City and received my B.S. from Rockhurst University with a major in Organismic Biology and a minor in Environmental Studies. She moved to Colorado to earn her Master of Environmental Biology from Regis University and recently graduated at the end of April. During her undergraduate, she received an NSF-funded Research Experience for Undergraduates with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center in Maryland where she conducted research on coastal ocean acidification. This opportunity and her time as a Stormwater Engineering Intern are what got her interested in aquatic resources and environmental solutions to protect their integrity. Mary is an exceptional biologist and in less than 2 years at 2DOT she has accelerated from a Seasonal biologist to Environmental Specialist to Field Lead and is now Project Coordinator! Mary is very excited to have some time to explore more areas in Colorado. She enjoys fishing, hiking, and camping and is looking forward to getting to know all the great spots in CO!

Kayla Theilig, PWS

Project Manager

We’re thrilled to welcome Kayla Theilig to our team at Two Dot Consulting as our newest Project Manager! With her Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Emory University and her impressive background in habitat assessment, wetland delineation, and permit preparation, we know she’ll bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our projects!

Kayla grew up in the suburbs of Phoenix, Arizona and has spent the first 6 years of her career as a wetland scientist based out of Atlanta, Georgia working on projects across the county. She has relocated to Denver and is excited to explore all that Colorado has to offer. She plans to spend her free time hiking, training and competing in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and checking out local breweries with her dog, Theo.