Dan champions evidence-based approaches to fight the climate crisis while leading Giving Green and serving as a senior advisor to IDinsight. He previously held the position of Chief Economist at IDinsight and worked as an Economist at the World Bank. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the London School of Economics and a BA from UC Berkeley.

Greer is an open science advocate and field experimentalist. As Senior Research Manager at Rethink Priorities, Greer led initiatives to inform philanthropists’ high-impact grantmaking. Previously, she held joint appointments as Senior Research Associate at the Payne Institute for Public Policy and as Research Assistant Professor at the Colorado School of Mines. ​She holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Economics from the London School of Economics.

Previously, Jackie worked at Elle Communications and DEY. Ideas + Influence, driving impact-driven communications for individuals, nonprofits, philanthropies, and brands spanning environmental justice, climate solutions, impact investing, global health, worker rights, democracy, and more. She began her career at Hawkins International. Jackie holds a Bachelor’s in Public Relations with minors in International Studies and Sociology from The Pennsylvania State University.

Prior to joining Giving Green, Emily worked at the University of Chicago’s Center for RISC, managing behavioral science consultancies for social impact, and at Rhapsody Venture Partners, investing in sustainable technology. Emily holds Bachelor’s Degrees in Materials Science and Engineering and Women’s and Gender Studies from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Kimberly previously worked as Content Editor and Summer Research Analyst at GiveWell and conducted environmental fieldwork in Canada, New Zealand, Chile, and the United States. Her PhD in Civil & Environmental Engineering from UC Berkeley focused on estimating methane emissions from wetlands. She holds an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a B.S. in Environmental Engineering from Northwestern University.

Sunnie began her career as a journalist at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in Toronto, then at The Economist in London. After moving to the nonprofit sector, she worked with Generation Pledge to grow the community of ultra-high-net-wealth inheritors who want to do good with their resources. Sunnie holds degrees in journalism and environmental economics. She is passionate about helping impact-oriented organizations grow.

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Diego has a strong background in climate policy, advocacy, and philanthropy. While working at Breakthrough Energy and Boundary Stone Partners, he designed and advocated for successful policies, including tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act. He holds a Master's in Energy Policy and Climate from Johns Hopkins University and was named a global future climate leader by the Aspen Institute.

Previously, Enzia worked in research at the International Renewable Energy Agency, the UK Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs, and an alternative protein start-up. ​She holds an MEng in Engineering Science from the University of Oxford and a Postgraduate Diploma from the University of Nottingham, where she studied the use of microbes to produce alternative proteins made from carbon dioxide

Soem previously worked as a Policy Analyst at The Good Food Institute Europe and was a Fellow at Ambitious Impact's charity research program. He helped relaunch the Effective Environmentalism initiative. Soem holds an MSc in Environmental Economics from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, an MA in Environment, Development and Peace from the UN's University for Peace, and a BSc from Leiden University College.

Christina brings a decade of research, grant management, and nonprofit work, most recently working as a U.S. Forest Service program leader. Christina holds a Ph.D. from the University of Rhode Island in human-wildlife interactions, a Master’s in Genetics and Invasive Species Management from the University of Puerto Rico in Río Piedras, and a Bachelor’s from the University of Puerto Rico in Humacao.