Join us for a live Q&A event where you'll delve deeper into our flagship Learning for Action course. Learn about its significance, why it could be the perfect fit for you, and get insights directly from a Terra.do alumnus and our Learning for Action Course Director, Greg Findley.

Join Terra.do instructor Shahrazad Aryana Khan for an interactive workshop where participants will collaborate to complete the Financial Times Climate Game, an interactive simulation that challenges players to navigate complex decisions and trade-offs in the global fight against climate change. Teams will step into the role of global policymakers, aiming to keep global warming below 1.5°C by 2050 while balancing economic, social, and environmental factors.

Through this immersive experience, participants will develop a deeper understanding of the dynamics of climate policy, enhance their strategic thinking, and explore innovative solutions to one of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Note that this event will be on Teams

With over 25 years of experience in renewable energy, Lawrence Neuman has played a pivotal role in developing solar and wind projects globally. From evaluating potential sites to navigating complex financing and regulatory landscapes, he has previously led teams to successfully develop over 120MW of solar PV projects.

Join us for an insightful conversation on Lawrence’s transition from marine geophysics to commercial renewable energy development, the challenges and opportunities in scaling solar and wind projects, and the evolving global landscape of clean energy.

Whether you're interested in project development, international energy markets, or the future of renewables, this discussion promises to offer valuable lessons and sectoral insights.

Join us for a live Q&A event where you'll delve deeper into our flagship Learning for Action course. Learn about its significance, why it could be the perfect fit for you, and get insights directly from a Terra.do alumnus and our Learning for Action Course Director, Greg Findley.

How does a seasoned tech leader transition into climate impact?

Join us for a compelling conversation with Colleen Mirabello, who spent two decades in SaaS before pivoting into climate action through Terra.do’s Learning for Action program. Now the Senior Manager of Data and Impact at All In Energy, Colleen applies her expertise in data and technology to drive equitable access to clean energy.

We’ll explore her journey from web development to electrification, the challenges and rewards of career transitions, and the role of data in shaping effective climate solutions.

About The Speaker:

Colleen Mirabello has a degree in Computer Science and Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh. She worked for 20 years at a small Boston-based SaaS company as a web developer, Director of Engineering, and eventual Chief Technology Officer. In 2021 she left that job to take a much-needed break and a year later completed Terra.do's Learning for Action program, following it up with their 4-week career course.

With a new interest in building electrification, she found a job as Senior Manager of Data and Impact at a local non-profit, All In Energy, which aims to make the green energy economy more inclusive through diverse hiring practices and outreach aimed at traditionally underserved populations. 

Colleen works within her team and with external partners such as Mass Save and the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to track customer data and determine the effectiveness of various engagement strategies.