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I am the CEO of Frost Methane, a company mitigating methane emissions from the permafrost & coal mining.
I’m currently an advisor to fusion investment fund Strong Atomics in addition to my day job. Previously, I gained extensive experience in electrification and clean tech at Zola Electric, Google Energy, and X, Google’s “moonshot factory.”
I am a sustainable shopping expert, aerospace engineer, policy analyst, and behavioral scientist. I’m passionate about helping people make more sustainable choices.
My experience has varied widely over the years. I’ve worked in sustainable shopping at Amazon (where I helped launch The Climate Pledge), behavioral science at NREL, policy analysis at RAND Corporation, and wind tunnel management at the University of Washington Aeronautical Laboratory.
I’m an energy and climate “people” researcher, and connect the dots between people, data and decision-makers to ensure our climate investments benefit priority populations.
Thirteen years of energy program evaluation for utilities (including low-income, small business and community programs) + EJ and disadvantaged communities maps, criteria, and equity metrics – to ensure our climate $ reach the right people. I’ve managed large research projects for utilities and state agencies, and state stakeholder processes around energy and climate justice. I was the Technical Consultant for New York’s draft definition of disadvantaged communities, am involved in climate and energy equity in Maine, and Justice40 implementation research nationwide.
I’m a marketing leader in climate tech that’s growing companies focused on decarbonization and resiliency. From students to professionals, I’m available to help marketers invest their talents into scaling climate solutions.
I’m working to accelerate decarbonization by investing my career in climate tech and empowering others to do the same. I’ve had the privilege to help dozens of mission-driven founders successfully launch and grow climate tech startups, including leading marketing for teams that raised over $17.6 million in combined funding. I’ve also helped hundreds of people start careers in sustainability with digital content.
I am a mentor and advisor to carbon removal (CDR) companies and an active investor in early-stage climate tech. Currently, I am a Director at CUR8 and Venture Partner at Satgana.
I co-founded the Carbon Removal Center, a UK-based nonprofit organisation that advances sustainable carbon removal and have advised and worked with early-stage CDR startups (e.g. 44.01). I have a BSc and MSc in Engineering and an MBA from Berkeley Haas in Energy & Cleantech.
I am predominantly a software engineer with experience working in AgTech, Cloud, and Real-time 3D startups. I have spent much of the last 2 years attempting to understand the challenges in transitioning to regenerative agriculture and helping startups in that space
After graduating in physics, I jumped into the local startup scene with a small Private Cloud company then later went on to work in startups in the Game Development industry and now contributes to a regenerative-focused AgTech startup.
While researching the barriers and supporting ecosystem of regenerative agriculture over the last couple of years I have had the opportunity to connect and learn from many farmers, startups, non-profits, and investors in the space.
I am a law and policy expert in energy and clean technologies with a focus on emerging markets and energy transitions. I have contributed to California’s ground-breaking efforts to become carbon neutral, working with innovative incentives for the adoption of new clean technologies and the integration of climate equity considerations.
Sanjoy is the Founder of Regain Paradise and consultant to think tanks (WRI, Santa Clara University), consultancies (adelphi, Tetratech), international financial institutions (KfW), donors (GIZ, USAID) and impact investors.
Sanjoy has been consulting in the climate finance field for thirteen years. His clients include both public (international development financial institutions and donors) and private (impact) investors. He worked in climate finance projects in ten countries covering South Asia, Southeast Asia, East and West Africa. He also hosts a podcast on climate innovation.
I’m a product manager building software products to help speed the transition away from carbon-emitting energy sources and towards a more equitable, green economy.
I also have experience in political tech and formerly worked in campaigns and on Capitol Hill. I was an early employee at Arcadia, based in DC.
I am a serial green tech entrepreneur based in Oxford, UK. I’m currently the Chief Carbon Officer at Vlinder.
In addition to my corporate role, I manage the Caux Dialogue on Environment and Security. Previously, I co-founded BioCarbon Engineering (drone-based mangrove planting), Kindness Collective (social enterprise supporting women’s farming cooperatives in India), and Beta-Earth (sustainable economic development in local communities).
Ben Swainbank is the president and founder of Oceanid MRV. They work with companies that use the vast ocean resources to remove CO2 from the air, and offer mCDR companies […]
* Recent climate company founder
* Expert on marine CDR pathways
* Works at the intersection of commercial CDR, marine science, and carbon markets
* WoC channel coordinator for #learn-ocean
I help designers become climate designers. From college students to professionals, I share approaches designers can implement in taking climate action in the work they do no matter what creative industry they’re in.
Since 2016, I’ve become knowledgeable of the science, language, solutions, and approaches needed to address our climate emergency. As a climate designer, brand strategist, and educator, I’m able to take what I’ve learned and apply it to design. Over the past six years running The Determined and Climate Designers, I’ve led teams on a variety of projects amplifying the work of climate-focused initiatives.
I am a systems thinker and network weaver who designs interdisciplinary strategies and programs that address gaps in the climate movement at the intersections of politics, policy, data, science, business, environmental justice, philanthropy, community organizing, and communications.
I have worked for 20 years designing and implementing strategies to reach and engage diverse stakeholders and communities across various verticals in climate and energy – solar, sustainable agriculture, urban planning, environmental justice, public health, public utilities, local campaigns, national philanthropy and more. With a wide breadth of experience across sectors, I’m able to offer meaningful insights and coaching to those transitioning sectors.
I have a Ph.D. in biochemical engineering and currently work in industrial biotech business development.
Prior to this role, I was a fellow at both ARPA-E and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and served in the U.S. Army.
I am a data scientist at grid analytics company Kevala with extensive clean energy experience.
I have extensive clean energy experience in both the private and public sectors, including time at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Clean Energy Leadership Institute.
I’m a data scientist & software engineer at myst.ai, where I use machine learning to forecast the supply and demand of electricity.
I have been working on software and data science applied to clean energy problems for nearly a decade. Previously, I co-founded Nanogrid to reduce the cost of solar, energy storage, and EVs and I helped reduce costs for clean energy companies as a software engineer at Genability.
I manage large agricultural grants programs and have a background in education, workforce development, strategy, and AI/analytics.
I am a program manager for research, education and extension Climate-smart Agriculture, Justice40, Nutrition Security and Equity US goals, with a special focus on cross-government coordination and AI for Climate-Smart Ag and Forestry. I previously served as National Science Foundation Program Officer for multiple science areas and workforce development, with a focus on under-served states.
I am an experienced engineer & entrepreneur with experience building complex hardware, software, and services in energy & clean tech.
I have experience in climate & energy with the U.S. DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy and The Alliance for Climate Protection.
I am a renewable energy technologist at Google and serve as President of Silicon Valley Bicycle Exchange, a bicycle repair and exchange nonprofit I founded nearly 30 years ago.
I am passionate about helping people take climate action in their personal lives, an avid biker, and a sustainable home renovation aficionado.