The science, the story, the visual identity, and the outreach should all say the same thing. I work with organizations in carbon removal, clean energy, and the energy transition to make sure they do.
Most communications consultants can write. Most scientists can present. Very few can hold the full picture — the technical accuracy, the narrative arc, the brand coherence, and the outreach strategy — simultaneously. That is what I bring. Field-tested scientific fluency combined with production capability and strategic thinking about how an organization presents itself to the world.
Developing the messages, frameworks, and language that make complex climate and energy science legible — to funders, policymakers, media, and the public. Not dumbed down. Translated without loss.
Film, documentary, video content, and executive interviews. I write, produce, and edit. Built on a foundation of award-winning documentary work and years of producing science communication for one of the world's leading DAC researchers.
Ensuring that your organization's name, visual language, website, and communications materials all convey the same coherent message. Particularly valuable for early-stage companies building credibility in real time.
Designing and executing outreach to the communities, institutions, and sectors that matter for your work. Including convening across groups that rarely share a common language — researchers, industry, policymakers, and affected communities.
Originating, designing, and building field-tested projects from concept to deployment. With demonstrated experience taking a carbon removal project from idea to on-the-ground reality in East Africa — partnerships, logistics, science, and all.
Developing educational content, presentations, and course materials that make the science of carbon removal and clean energy accessible without flattening it. Built through direct collaboration with Columbia University faculty.
I work best with organizations that are building something real and need a partner who understands the science deeply enough to communicate it without simplifying it into irrelevance. If that is you, let's talk.