Camille Lopez (LEED-GA, GPRO, and CC-P) has close to 20 years of sustainability program management experience in the nonprofit, public and private sectors, including managing post-Katrina rebuilding efforts to create a more resilient New Orleans. Her climate work is centered in a deep commitment to the principles of environmental justice and racial equity. She currently leads a Health Sustainability Project on behalf of Black Owners of Solar Services, and has previously served as Program Manager at the City of New Orleans’ Office of Resilience and Sustainability, Net Zero Manager at Accenture, Program Director at Global Green USA, and Sustainability Instructor at the University of New Orleans. Ms. Lopez is a graduate of UC Berkeley, the George Washington University Elliott School of International Affairs, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s Energy Executive Energy Leadership Academy ("Energy Execs"). Her former board engagements include the Louisiana Climate Task Force, the Southeast Sustainability Directors Network, the Louisiana USGBC, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission Equity Advisory Group, and the Boulder Valley School District Sustainability Advisory Group. Ms. Lopez also served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Romania.