About Me

Hi, I’m Seth Kurke, founder of EchoPoint Strategies, based in Washington’s South Sound.

I help organizations, communities, and individuals find the information they need, make sense of complexity, and communicate what matters.

My work spans three connected areas: strategic communications, research and archives, and information strategy.

My background includes libraries, media, education, nonprofits, technology, and community-based work. Today, that experience also includes independent archival and historical research across federal, state, university, and special collections.

I hold a Master’s in Library and Information Science from the University of Washington, a foundation that shapes how I approach research, records, information systems, storytelling, and strategy.

Why EchoPoint?

Because good work often starts with a question.

What are we trying to find?
What does the information tell us?
How do we organize it?
And how do we communicate it clearly?

That’s where I come in.

I bring curiosity, structure, and a researcher’s mindset to every project, whether I’m digging through archival records, developing a communications strategy, organizing complex information, or helping a team figure out what comes next.

I live in Olympia with my wife, Boni, and our four kids. I’m also a youth sports coach and lifelong teacher at heart.

Rooted in the South Sound. Working wherever the questions lead.

Have a project in mind? Let’s talk.