Climate Tech, Policy, and Capital
Operating at the intersection of energy markets, finance, and execution
I am a strategy professional specializing in the intersection of climate technology, global finance, and policy. Originally from the Midwestern United States, I witnessed how flooding impacted my community and became dedicated to systems change.
I founded a nonprofit at age 16 and have worked with global nonprofits, municipalities, and venture-backed startups. I have spoken at TEDx, G20, and the United Nations.
I graduated from the University of Missouri - Columbia at the age of 19 with a degree in public policy and am pursuing an MSc in Climate Change, Management, & Finance at Imperial College London. I like to drive change and stay perpetually busy with seemingly unrelated activities designed to learn and help others.
Projects
My focus is on energy systems modeling and sustainability analysis to drive outcomes from building relationships
Developed a global spark gap model to assess the cost benefits of industrial heat electrification using commodity data, local regulations, and analysis of energy markets.
Collaborated with the Missouri Clean Energy Committee to determine the economic implications of net metering deployment in the state of Missouri.
Analyzed the capital flows of funding into California (CAISO) and Texas (ERCOT) utility-scale battery storage projects.
Ran a global sustainability education nonprofit reaching 20K people and managing a team of volunteers.