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Mr. Jose was most recently a VP and Portfolio Manager for a multi-billion dollar single family office where he built the investment, diligence, and reporting processes. As an Investment Committee member he led the allocation process to private markets and direct deals. Previously, he worked for a series of private equity portfolio companies building corporate finance functions after acquisitions. He earned an MBA with honors from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a BBA inFinance and BS in Economics from Southern Methodist University.

Previously, Jason served as aNaval Intelligence Officer managing corporate assets and providing actionableinsight to government and military stakeholders. In his previous role, Mr. Beckworked in Washington D.C. for an intelligence agency and helicopter squadron inJapan as part of the US Navy’s Forward Deployed Naval Forces. Mr. Beck receivedhis Bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin.

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With over two decades of corporate finance advisory and fund management experience, Greg has led teams of technical and financial professionals responsible for $1.3 billion in mergers and acquisitions and over$500 million in capital investment.

In 2010, Greg formed Renewable Credit Management to provide capital formation and advisory services to institutional Tax Credit acquirers for Investment Tax Credits generated from commercial grade renewable energy plants. During this time, the business practice also placed LIHTC, andHistorical Tax Credits to corporate tax credit buyers.

Mr. Gifford is also the founder and managing partner of NuCiti Capital Partners, developing multi-sector real estate projects and communities in Texas. NuCiti Capital specializes in residential and commercial in-fill developments as well as opportunistic renewable energy real estate developments.

Previous experience includes building the Information TechnologySolutions division as a Director of Corporate Development for GE Capital, andDirector of Corporate Development for NEC Corporation. Mr. Gifford has founded, developed, and sold mobile data communications companies, oil & gas E&P companies, and energy finance companies.

Mr.Gifford earned a Bachelor degree from Texas Tech University and completed thePrivate Equity and Venture Capital program and the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School

Mr. Dickman is responsible for meeting the needs of Climate Commodities customers and operating businesses in the areas of transportation & logistics, and packaging.

Mr. Dickman has led a successful 40-year career focused on the transportation & logistics and packaging industries.  Scott ran BASE Inc, an owner and operator of short-line railroads and terminals.  Mr. Dickman founded Oracle Packaging Company, a diversified packaging company with 800 employees nationwide. 

Mr. Dickman serves as Trustee of the University of Tulsa, Chair of the Investment Committee of the University of Tulsa Endowment, and member of the Dickman Family Endowment.  

Mr. Dickman holds a J.D. from the University of Tulsa Law School.  

Mr. Uwihoreye is responsible for Climate Commodities Africa and is based in Kigali, Rwanda.    

Patrick is an experienced investor and investment professional with an extensive background in commodities, packaging, and African industry.  

Mr. Uwihoreye has been investing in Africa for over a decade.  In addition, he served in senior investment roles at two global hedge funds, Millennium Partners, and Atticus.  He started his career in the investment banking department of Citigroup in New York City.  

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Mr. Ralli is responsible for business development and project execution of commodity processing infrastructure at Climate Commodities Processing, where he serves as Co-CEO.    

Mr. Ralli brings over 20 years in the finance, energy and infrastructure industries, and is a serial entrepreneur/founder of next-generation infrastructure companies focused on the energy transition within large industrial and transportation sectors. 

In addition to his role at Climate Commodities Processing, Mr. Ralli serves on the Board of Directors of Northstar Terminals LLC (building clean fuel production and distribution infrastructure), and as a C-Founder / Managing Partner of Clean Marine Energy LLC (building maritime fuel supply chains), SWITCH Maritime LLC (building zero-emissions maritime vessels), and MidOcean Wind LLC (building support vessels for offshore wind farms). 

He holds a BA from Middlebury College and an MBA from Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.

Mr. Sullivan is responsible for management and project execution at Climate Commodities Processing, where he serves as Co-CEO.    

Previously, Mr. Sullivan was the CEO & President of one of the largest industrial minerals processing companies in North America for bauxite and alumina oxides, used in the refractory and abrasive markets.  

In addition to his role at Climate Commodities Processing, Mr. Sullivan serves on the Advisory Board and is a shareholder of both Graphcoa (a Brazilian graphite mining company serving the refractory, agricultural, and EV battery anode markets) and Limetec Industrial Minerals, LLC.   He graduated from the University of Kentucky and currently lives in Jackson, WY along with his wife and two sons.

Mr. Ihler is responsible for Climate Commodities Renewable Power which operates EnergyLink Decarbonization Solutions (ELDS).

Mr. Ihler is the Chief Executive Officer of EnergyLink, a fully integrated and nationally certified ESCO that specializes in financial modeling and creating project funding opportunities. The EnergyLink team has extensive experience managing complex & integrated project installations for solar, batteries, energy efficiency and automation applications both in front of and behind the meter. 

Mr. Ihler is also a founding member of EnergyLink Decarbonization Solutions (ELDS), a platform company for solar + storage projects, where he coordinates operations, joint ventures, and project development. ELDS is the co-sponsor for two funds servicing the rapidly growing decarbonization sector. These funds provide development capital and project finance for assets in the sector. 

Throughout his 12 years of experience in decarbonization, Mr. Ihler has become a known thought leader in the renewable industry and energy financing space. He offers a skilled perspective on ESG investing and the intersection between sustainability and financial return.