• At this point, sustainability is not a mechanism of marketing, but a mechanism for resilience

  • 63% of Americans are hopeful businesses will take the lead to drive social and environmental change moving forward, in the absence of government regulation.

  • While some of this action should include policy changes and behavior shifts, with the current political landscape, it is largely in the hands of companies—small and large—to make voluntary changes.

Note: this was a masters capstone project at Scripps Institution for Oceanography

Advisory Group

  • Mel Bender, CEO of Versed Skincare

  • Matthew Costa, PHD — focus on Blue Carbon Ecosystems

  • John-O Niles — Natural Climate Solutions at Salesforce

  • Patrick Cage — Program Officer, Greenhouse Gas Institute

  • Corey Gabriel, P.H.D. – Scripps Institution of Oceanography

A joint sustainability consultancy with Lindsay Carroll

Based on our personal work experiences, we have witnessed challenges integrating sustainability across company sizes and several industries. Often the question “where do i even start?” Is a key barrier. Many companies express a collective interest in integrating environmental stewardship in some capacity but don’t have the tools to take the next step or knowledge of where to look.

There is a lack of actionable, accessible, and open-source platforms tailored toward less sustainably mature businesses. Reframe Sustain’s purpose is to fill this gap.

Planet A

Co-Chair for Planet A, a movement of continued collaboration and action among the brands. We’re pushing emissions transparency and environmental advocacy in the beauty industry.

Partner brands include Youth to the People, Versed, Cocokind etc.

This a slow delightful burn — change is near.