SupplyShift CEO and leadership

I believe that global companies have a unique opportunity to foster innovation and improvement through the companies they do business with. The thing that drives me every day is working with an amazing team that is passionate about finding solutions to global challenges, and leveraging technology to create more responsible supply chains.

James (Principal, Founding Member) received his doctorate in Environmental Studies from UC Santa Cruz with a focus on environmental economics and resource management. James has extensive experience in greenhouse gas emissions quantification, climate action strategy, and supply chain sustainability. He has developed sustainability rating systems, methodologies to quantify GHG emissions, and multiple client-specific tools for GHG emissions, energy usage, and financial analysis. James has provided expert witness testimony in multiple cases on energy and climate policy and speaks frequently in both academic and corporate sustainability venues on sustainability measurement, life cycle analysis, and environmental policy. He also teaches in the Electrical Engineering and Environmental Studies Departments at UCSC.

I believe that global companies have a unique opportunity to foster innovation and improvement through the companies they do business with. The thing that drives me every day is working with an amazing team that is passionate about finding solutions to global challenges, and leveraging technology to create more responsible supply chains.

James (Principal, Founding Member) received his doctorate in Environmental Studies from UC Santa Cruz with a focus on environmental economics and resource management. James has extensive experience in greenhouse gas emissions quantification, climate action strategy, and supply chain sustainability. He has developed sustainability rating systems, methodologies to quantify GHG emissions, and multiple client-specific tools for GHG emissions, energy usage, and financial analysis. James has provided expert witness testimony in multiple cases on energy and climate policy and speaks frequently in both academic and corporate sustainability venues on sustainability measurement, life cycle analysis, and environmental policy. He also teaches in the Electrical Engineering and Environmental Studies Departments at UCSC.