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The World Alliance for Efficient Solutions, established by the Solar Impulse Foundation, brings together the main actors involved in developing, financing or promoting products, services, processes and technologies that protect the environment in a profitable way.

To advance the field of Energy and Sustainability to inspire and enhance better living of humanity with a sustainable world by involving the industry experts and veterans from around the globe.

Developed and teach a non-profit management seminar and practicum to law students, masters students and nonprofit executives within the law school's nationally ranked environmental law program.

Directed U.S. business development for Turmaks, a Turkish technology company, headquartered in Ankara. Primary focus was on potential US expansion of Ekopolimer, a revolutionary manufacturing technology which uses waste stream LDPE plastic that would otherwise go to the landfill, and Nanomaks, a nanomaterial technology with applications in agriculture. Recruited business team, worked with federal, state and local economic development officials, reviewed technology with regulators, developed creative financing models using EB-5, New Market Tax Credit and carbon offset credits, made pitches to investors, and identified customers and supply chain vendors.

Management consulting practice focused on helping national, state and local organizations raise money, improve governance and develop sustainable revenue. Extensive experience serving diverse educational, healthcare, human services, arts, conservation, museums and civic organizations including: Columbia University, Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth Foundation, Vermont Foodbank, Case Western Reserve University, Boston Children’s Museum, Park School, Wadsworth Atheneum, Habitat for Humanity, Connecticut College, Visiting Nurse Association, Student Conservation Association, and many others.

Helping charitable organizations attract long-term support through donor focused legacy and endowment education, solicitation and stewardship. Developed user-friendly methodology for building and strengthening a legacy giving program free of traditional planned giving techno-babble.

Nationally known thought leader with experience making dozens of educational presentations before international, national, regional and local membership, trade and professional associations.

Built and directed national legacy giving program and served as legal counsel for $100 million capital campaign involving hundreds of staff and volunteers across 60+ chapters. Aggressive expansion of resource development infrastructure for 600,000 member organization. Developed innovative approaches for communication, education, donor recruitment, and created and implemented strategy that generated game changing national and international media coverage.

Responsible for annual generation of $10+ million in legacy gifts for UC Med Center and UCSF's top five ranked schools of medicine, nursing, dentistry and pharmacy and graduate research programs. Counseled academic, staff and volunteer leaders across highly complex health care institution, and trained 45 development staff in all facets of gift planning.

Directed the annual giving programs of Dartmouth Medical School and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Designed and executed fundraising activities and events involving trustees, alumni, parents, faculty, patients and friends in support of the $55 million dollar capital campaign to build the DHMC medical center campus.

Managed 6 member team in program development, constituent affairs, consumer outreach, governmental relations, and legislative research. Helped develop adolescent suicide awareness program; assisted with major job and economic development projects; and created model student internship and outreach program. Served as press and public relations representative at state meetings, government affairs, seminars and meetings of local and regional officials.