I work at the intersection of climate, capital, and innovation—because the challenges we face could not be more urgent.
The climate crisis is accelerating. Global temperatures have already risen by 1.2°C, and atmospheric CO₂ is at record levels. In just five decades, the frequency of climate-related disasters has increased fivefold. These are not distant possibilities—they are present-day realities, shaped by human activity. If we exceed 1.5°C of warming, we risk crossing critical tipping points in the Earth’s systems.
The impacts of inaction are wide-ranging—threatening livelihoods, economies, supply chains, and global stability.
This is why I choose to work in climate tech. I believe innovation is one of our most effective tools, and that finance plays a crucial role in helping promising solutions scale. When environmental urgency meets economic opportunity, bold and practical ideas can take root and grow.
I also believe we have a moral responsibility—to frontline communities, to the most vulnerable, and to future generations—to act swiftly and equitably. The Paris Agreement and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) offer an ambitious, interconnected roadmap. Climate action, when done well, can address far more than emissions: it can help alleviate poverty, enhance food and water security, and restore ecosystems.
In my small way, I hope to contribute to this transformation. Through investing, advising, and convening, I strive to support founders and teams working on the solutions our future depends on.
We all have a role to play in building a more livable, just, and sustainable world—and I feel grateful for the opportunity to do my part.