Robert McCracken serves as the Energy Manager in the City of Cincinnati’s Office of Environmental & Sustainability. His work focuses on implementing the climate action goals contained in the Green Cincinnati Plan by procuring renewable sources of energy, advancing efforts to improve
As the Partnerships Manager, Katherine is responsible for stewarding relationships with Climate Interactive’s strategic partners and our community of trained En-ROADS Climate Ambassadors operating worldwide. Katherine spent the first chapter of her career at a large consulting firm where she advised corporations
Andrew Jones is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Climate Interactive and a Research Affiliate at MIT Sloan. He is an expert on international climate and energy policy, a system dynamics modeler, a speaker, and a creator of policy simulations. He led
As the Tribe’s current Chairman, I am honored to lead our Tribe in its endeavors, focusing on the holistic development of our community and the preservation of our cultural heritage. In this role, I oversee key initiatives and strategic decisions that shape
George Rhee is Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. George was born and raised in Geneva Switzerland. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in Physics at Cambridge University (U.K.). He then attended Leiden University where he obtained
David advises companies intersecting with the government on energy, environmental, safety, and tech issues. His experienced serving in more than a dozen presidential and gubernatorial appointments makes him uniquely positioned for industries facing government investigations, regulatory hurdles, or complex litigation. Most recently,
Steven Myers was first elected in 2011 and re-elected in 2015, 2019, and 2023. In May 2019, Myers was appointed Minister of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy. In February 2021, Myers was sworn in as Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate Action. Steven
Darice J. Ellis has worked extensively in sustainability-related fields for more than thirty years, covering both public and private sectors. She served a number of years as a senior staff specialist for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regional office in Philadelphia, PA,
Lisa Lin is the first Director of Sustainability for Harris County. With over 15 years of sustainability experience in the public, private, non-profit, and higher education sectors, her previous roles and responsibilities include leading the implementation of sustainable transportation initiatives at Rice University,