Our Partners
The Exchange is based on a simple idea: collaboration works.
We are a network of climate experts, researchers, educators, business leaders, and community organizers who are already working together to lead the way in the global response to climate change. Our partnerships are what set The Exchange apart and give us hope for tomorrow, and we thank all our partners for their insights and belief that we can change the world together.
Stony Brook University is The Exchange’s anchor institution.
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"At Georgia Tech, we are committed to driving meaningful climate solutions through collaborative research, community engagement, and industry partnerships.We are excited to be a core partner of The Exchange and collaborate on activities ranging from climate tech commercialization and climate finance to coastal resilience and youth education."
L. Beril Toktay
Executive Director, Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems,
Faculty Director, Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business
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"Our collaboration with The New York Climate Exchange has helped us to connect with other organizations to foster meaningful discussions and innovative solutions. We look forward to continuing this partnership to bring more impactful convenings to the forefront of urgent climate challenges."
Furhana Husani
Director of Programs & Climate Initiatives
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"Solar One prepares New Yorkers to take climate action in their communities through education, workforce training, and clean energy technical assistance. We are excited to work with the NYCE to inspire NYC youth to explore clean energy careers as we have in the past."
Karen Alsen
Managing Director of Education
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“By bringing together The Exchange’s global climate action leadership with Urban@UW’s deep expertise in transdisciplinary urban problem-solving, we can create a powerful model for addressing climate challenges at the intersection of research, policy, and community engagement. Together, we can bridge local action and global impact, accelerating solutions that are equitable, scalable, and rooted in place-based knowledge.”
Rachel Berney
Director of Urban@UW
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“Finance, science, and communities all play important roles for supporting ocean health, but they can only do so when they work together. We need partnerships between science and communities with the financial sector in order to effectively raise, allocate, and monitor the investments needed for a sustainable ocean economy."
Dr. John Bohorquez
Research Associate, School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Stony Brook University
