MarVivo is pioneering the development of new sustainable economic models with a particular focus on coastal communities in developing countries. During the early prospecting phase, we provide value assessments of the prospect area's natural capital assets. Using proprietary valuation models, we weight and rank the area's natural capital assets based on economic value, environmental resilience and community capacity. Once these baselines have been established, an economically robust and environmentally resilient development plan is designed and pertinent 3rd party partners are identified for successful execution. During the launch phase Emergent provides operational management of the development process, as well as ongoing executive oversight post-development. The MarVivo-MagBay Project is a coalition between InfiniteEARTH, CONANP and the communities of Magdalena Bay, BCS, Mexico. MarVivo aims to promote community-based mangrove management in combination with wildlife conservation through economic development programs that programs that diversify communities away from unsustainable, purely extractive industries.

- Chief Architect of the "EcoSmart Protocol"EcoSmart Labs has developed a number of Carbon Risk assessment tools for institutional asset management professionals including a suite of index rankings and bespoke company specific assessment tools.The EcoSmart-ProtocolTM (ESP) is a unique carbon accounting methodology that takes a completely novel approach to accounting for carbon emissions in complex supply chains and for carbon liabilities of the underlying company shares in an investment portfolio. It takes a Sub-Sector average approach and establishes a carbon density per $ of revenue and/or carbon density per $ of market cap. This creates a “value-add” approach that establishes a carbon density per dollar of value-add along the entire value stream. The result of assigning carbon liabilities in this way is that more emissions burden is assigned to companies (and their revenues) further down the value chain, which supports our hypothesis that carbon density burdens should be assigned based on a factor of value-add, and therefore more fairly distributed downstream closer to the consumer.

- Developer of the World's First Forest Carbon Accounting (REDD+) methodology. - Developer of the First REDD+ (Reduced Emissions from avoided Deforestation & Degradation) project to be validated under the VCS/CCB standard. - First REDD+ project to earn Triple Gold certification under the CCB standard.- First REDD+ project to be verified under SD Vista, earning the highest possible certification level by meeting all 17 UN SDGs. - Largest privately funded tropical wetlands project in the world.- Largest privately funded orangutan reserve in the world.InfiniteEARTH develops and manages tropical conservation land banks and provides environmental offsets and private-label CSR solutions to companies across the globe.

Todd Lemons has spent the past 30 years living and working in South and Central America, Mainland China and now South East Asia. During that time, he has served as the CEO for EnVision Corp.EnVision Corp. is an incubator for sustainability technologies and a leader in the development of market based environmental finance solutions. Over the past 30+ years, under Mr. Lemons' leadership, EnVision has seeded several environmental start-ups including Tribal Hands, EnTech Industries, Composite Technologies, InfiniteEARTH, FarmWorks EcoSmart Labs and MarVivoFarm Works is pioneering "leap-frog" technologies in hydroponics that promise to revolutionize the burgeoning field of vertical urban farming. InfiniteEARTH is developing new "environmental enterprise" models that are rewriting the rules on conservation and natural resource management. In 2010, InfiniteEARTH authored the world's first forest carbon (REDD+) accounting methodology, now accepted by the United Nations as the global standard. InfiniteEARTH also developed and manages one of the world's largest REDD+ project, the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve on the island of Borneo in Indonesia. Rimba Raya is the world's largest privately funded tropical wetlands and orangutan reserve, all funded through the creation of these new "for-profit conservation models".