Dima Zlenko is a third-year MEM/MBA student at the Nicholas School of the Environment and UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Originally from Ukraine, Dmytro holds a B.A. in Environmental Science from Vytautas Magnus University in Lithuania. His primary academic interest is guiding corporate and academic institutions through their low-carbon transitions, considering large-scale ramifications, including energy interdependence. At Duke, he interned with the National Parks Conservation Association, examining how biodiversity credits can power conservation, while as an MBA intern at the Sustainable Duke Office, he contributed to establishing a climate and sustainability applied learning program in support of Duke Climate Commitment. Dmytro is continuing his work with the Duke Office of Climate and Sustainability as a Green Devil Fellow. Besides English and native Ukrainian, Dmytro speaks Spanish, Polish, and russian. He is the current president of the UNC Kenan-Flagler Net Impact Chapter, and in his free time, he likes to kayak around numerous scenic lakes and rivers in North Carolina.