Company Info for carnegiescience.edu | Icebreaker

Company Info for carnegiescience.edu | Icebreaker

Members

Daisy Pistey-Lyhne

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Daisy Pistey-Lyhne has worked across multiple sectors to develop networks and engage communities around strategies that build political power, markets, and scientific knowledge to address climate change, promote environmental land use policies, and accelerate the deployment of clean energy. She utilizes design thinking and network analysis tools to catalyze interdisciplinary programs and build cross-functional collaborations. She has also devoted significant volunteer time to developing political leadership across the country through national progressive training and networking organizations. Daisy is a high-energy leader attuned to interpersonal relationships, communicating across cultures to build effective cross-silo collaboration. Daisy has led new offices and developed new programs within organizations across advocacy, research, education, leadership development, business, philanthropy, and international development, and on electoral campaigns, all on issues of climate change, land use, sustainability and community development. STRENGTHS: Woo, Positivity, Communication, Strategy, Ideation She has a B.S. and M.S. in Earth Systems from Stanford University, and originally hails from the beautiful redwood forests of Sonoma County, California. Proficient in Spanish.

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Venture LP → VC → Operator → Founder

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Investment Banking Associate

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Landscape Designer

Abelardo Gutierrez

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Christopher Anderson

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I build forest mapping systems to reveal how the world’s ecosystems are changing from space. I'm particularly interested in revealing how we, as people, are changing with them. I'm the Science Lead for the Forest Ecosystems team at Planet Labs, a satellite company. Previously, I was co-founder and CTO of Salo Sciences, a conservation technology company. I completed my PhD. at Stanford University at the Center for Conservation Biology, and throughout my 20’s I worked at the Department of Global Ecology at the Carnegie Institution for Science, flying across forests around the world with the Carnegie Airborne Observatory.