Bryce Carter Email & Phone Number

Arvada, CO, US

Colorado, United States

I facilitate the equitable advancement of geothermal energy technologies for heating, cooling, and electricity generation for the State of Colorado. This scope includes providing subject matter expertise to inform policy and reports, writing legislation, coordinating across state agencies and Governor Jared Polis’ office, supporting.

Colorado, United States

Solar United Neighbors is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that helps people go solar, join together, and fight for their energy rights. Launched the Colorado Program of Solar United Neighbors through deploying solar co-op programs (group buys), building diverse coalitions, fostering community engagement, collaborating across local governments, and.

Greater Denver Area

Consulted as Project Manager with Association of Climate Change Officers.Supported sector research and analysis on workforce preparedness regarding the ‘envirophysical threats’ of climate change for the Department of Homeland Security / National Institute of Hometown Security.Provided administrative and communications support for the Compact of Colorado.

Colorado, United States

Supported the revitalization and ongoing strategic facilitation of over a dozen volunteer-led programmatic priorities with the Conservation Program, engaging a supporter list of over 100,000 Coloradans through regular communications, events, and grassroots mobilization to advance environmental/conservation policies. Developed and implemented the successful.

Colorado, United States

• Organizing Representative for the Sierra Club working to develop strategies and implement community organizing tactics to explore, enjoy, and protect the planet. Supported the Colorado Beyond Coal to Clean Energy.
• Managed a team of 15 Sierra Club staff, coalition partners, and volunteers to recruit over 550 supporters to attend the EPA’s Denver Clean Power Plan hearing in July 2014; testimonies were 10:1 in favor of the rule
• Developed and implemented comprehensive community power mapping outreach strategies in the summer of 2013 to find engagement opportunities to promote clean energy in Colorado; process now is required
• Researched and created a report advocating for the retirement of the Colorado Springs’ downtown Martin Drake coal-fired power plant during 2012, creating the public pressure necessary to move the Utilities Board to.
• Coordinated the 2013 Colorado Climate Legacy Roundtable at the University of Denver with a theme of pursuing solutions to climate change; this event brought together eight diverse perspectives including environmental.
• Led a coordinated effort of over 100 volunteers for Flood Recovery Weekend in October of 2013, bringing together a dozen partners in just two weeks including the cities of Boulder and Longmont to create six cleanup.

Denver, Colorado

Co-founded Five Star Energy Solutions, LLC, a insulation installation business, with two partners and five employees at peak operation.

West Chester, Pennsylvania

Served as the Assistant Director for the Westchester, PA canvassing office supporting the hiring, training, and supervision of a dozen canvassing staff including several who were promoted to field managers. Our office raised over $93,000 (172% of our goal) for programmatic work to protect Pennsylvania waterways, support LGBT equal rights, and fight corn.

• Green Corps is a field school for environmental organizing whose participants provide support and gain real-world experience by running campaigns with partner groups. As a class of 2011 field organizer, my program.
• Doubling regional capacity by opening a new campaign field office for voter outreach with CREDO Action in Los Angeles to defend California’s global warming law
• Moving the Mayor of Houston to ask for more studies regarding proposed oil pipelines with the Sierra Club
• Defending local ranchers in North Dakota with Food and Water Watch by moving both US Senators to support transparency and fairness in the industry while supporting a statewide organizing conference

Ran for Town Council in Blacksburg, Virginia as the only undergraduate student candidate with a two-pillared campaign of community and sustainability.

Identified and removed invasive plant species and participated in various up keeping activities for regional parks

Worked and volunteered activities included nursery upkeep, invasive plant removal and other general ground maintenance.

Worked with the Hensel Phelps design department at the Pentagon Renovation estimating, reviewing drawings, performing quality control, and ensuring job site safety.