Background:
I’ve spent the last 10 years working on environmental and social impact projects within public, private, & non-profit institutions. Areas of particular focus have included agricultural water conservation, tropical forestry, tech, and consumer goods. Most recently, I worked on funding soil health projects and building technical applications to increase access to environmental data. I hold a Master of Environmental Management from Yale University and a Bachelor of Arts from Baylor University.Client and Project Experience:
At CC, I work across sectors on ESG disclosure and reporting, materialiality assessments, and strategies to embed ESG metrics into corporate decisionmaking and performance measurement.
I’ve spent the last 10 years working on environmental and social impact projects within public, private, & non-profit institutions. Areas of particular focus have included agricultural water conservation, tropical forestry, tech, and consumer goods. Most recently, I worked on funding soil health projects and building technical applications to increase access to environmental data. I hold a Master of Environmental Management from Yale University and a Bachelor of Arts from Baylor University.Client and Project Experience:
At CC, I work across sectors on ESG disclosure and reporting, materialiality assessments, and strategies to embed ESG metrics into corporate decisionmaking and performance measurement.
Person I most admire:
Writers who poetically explore the relationship between humanity and the environments of which we’re a part. As of late — Robin Wall Kimmerer, a writer, botanist, and member of the Potawatomi Nation whose writing refocuses the senses on the complexity and elegance of the natural world and what its interdependent relationships teach us about our own.
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