Keely is a Partner at Moye White LLP, a Denver-based regional law firm offering strategic representation in complex commercial transactions and disputes. Keely’s specialty includes representing owners, borrowers and developers with the acquisition, sales, development and financing of multifamily properties, as well as obtaining government subsidies for energy-efficient and green multifamily buildings. Keely’s practice also includes commercial real estate acquisition, sales, development, financing and leasing of retail, industrial, and mixed-use properties. She routinely advises real estate brokers and agents regarding regulatory compliance issues. Keely is a member of the Forum on Affordable Housing for the American Bar Association. Keely is also the co-chair of the Moye White Advanced Energy Group. As a Denver native, Keely is passionate about preserving the beautiful landscape of Colorado for generations to come. She lives in Denver with her husband, Luke, and daughter, Scarlet.

Catherine Greener’s experience includes Vice President of Environmental Affairs and Sustainability for Xanterra Travel Collection, VP of sustainability consulting at Saatchi & Saatchi S, team leader commercial and industrial team at Rocky Mountain Institute and Director of Quality and Customer Focus for ABB Flexible Automation. She is regularly invited to speak on various sustainability topics including strategy, employee engagement and integrating sustainability into marketing messages. Catherine has significant experience in the implementation of sustainability, lean manufacturing and industrial quality management systems. She has led sustainability and resource efficiency projects for companies and clients, from entrepreneurial start-ups to the industrial facilities of multinational corporations and Fortune 500 companies. She combines her sustainability, quality management and lean manufacturing experience with acute problem solving skills and an exceptional ability to uncover process waste. Catherine has given numerous talks, facilitated visioning sessions and conducted training classes in sustainability, continuous quality improvement and other disciplines, developed waste reduction programs and led problem-solving groups for manufacturing strategy.

Stella has over 14 years’ experience in architecture and green building consulting, having worked on over $1.5B worth of sustainable projects in the commercial building sector. She has co-authored sustainability and high performance design guidelines and spoken on topics such as biophilia, greenwashing, green building certification systems, health and wellness, and recycling in the construction industry. She is currently on the Board of Associated General Contractors (AGC) CO, City of Denver Office of Sustainability Advisory Council, Careers in Construction Colorado, El Pomar ELD Program Asian Advisory Council, and a Facilitator of the Colorado Living Building Challenge Collaborative. Stella currently serves as the Corporate Citizenship Manager at GE Johnson Holding Company, where she focuses on opportunities, goals, and cross-contextual relationships related to the company’s financial performance and environmental and social impact.

Lynn’s primary career has been in the field of education as a university and high school administrator, teacher, and most recently, Director of Community Outreach for an education nonprofit. She is also an environmental activist, working closely on the issues of preservation with Rainforest Action Network and fracking with Food and Water Watch and other local organizations. As a former professional dancer, she serves on the board of two Boulder-based dance companies. She is the mom of two grown sons with whom she shares a passion for the ocean and surfing in particular. Lynn has extensive experience articulating and promoting the mission and vision of educational organizations and nonprofits. She is recognized leader in development, marketing and program management.

Winna MacLaren has 12 years of experience in marketing, communications and public relations, and most recently put those skills to use promoting cleaner air through sustainable transportation at Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG). She is passionate about making the planet a healthier, more inclusive place to live. Winna currently serves on Mayor Hancock‘s Sustainability Advisory Council, and in 2018 she served as chair of the council’s subcommittee on equity, exploring how to integrate the social aspects of sustainability into larger programs. Winna lives in Denver with her husband and three daughters, enjoying that good, outdoor Colorado life whenever she can.

K.J. McCorry is the founder of Eco-officiency, which offers sustainability consulting services to small and medium businesses. She specializes in sustainability planning, assessments and employee training. She is a contributing author to Simple Path to Sustainability; Green Business Strategies for Small and Medium Sized Businesses released in 2011. She currently serves on the Eco-Cycle and Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center boards. She also serves on the University of Colorado Denver Managing for Sustainability Council and an adjunct faculty member for the University of Colorado Boulder Masters of the Environment program. K.J. has served on multiple nonprofit boards committed to social and environmental responsibility including International Society of Sustainability Professionals (ISSP), Connected Organizations for a Responsible Economy (CORE), Businesses for Social Responsibility- Colorado Chapter; Past President and founding member of Colorado P3: People, Planet Profit. K.J. is an MBA graduate of the University of Denver, and she received her undergraduate degree from Metropolitan State University. She has certifications in LEED, GHG Accounting and the Global Reporting Initiative. She is also is a LEAD Fellow, an international sustainability leadership program.

Jill is a former lawyer and social justice activist who received a bachelor’s degree and law degree from Stanford University. She worked as a VISTA volunteer for San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance, focusing on organizing and litigating on behalf of public housing tenants citywide. She then became the Executive Director of the Boston-based National Jobs with Peace Campaign, a multi-racial, multi-class, grassroots organizing group that coordinating campaigns with an agenda to reduce military spending and fund human needs and the environment.

An experienced corporate attorney with a passion for social enterprise and community development, Beth helps mission-driven companies leverage business as a force for good through the design and implementation of market-based strategies that maximize both financial and social returns. She also guides nonprofit organizations of all shapes and sizes in navigating complex tax, governance and structuring matters. Beth is a recognized leader in the social enterprise space, having practiced on the frontier of the evolving movement for more than 10 years. In 2018, she was honored by Denver Business Journal as Who’s Who in Impact Investing. As a Colorado native, Beth’s personal interest in sustainability makes her right at home with The Alliance Center.

A nationally recognized authority, consultant and resource to the Sustainable, Responsible, Impact investment industry, Steve is veteran financial services professional. For nearly 30 years, he has focused on helping direct the flow of investment capital in positively impactful and intentionally transformative ways — toward the creation of a truly sustainable future. Steve worked for Calvert Investments for eight years in the 1990s, including four years as President of Calvert Distributors, and served for eleven years as Chair of the Board of US SIF: The Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investing. Steve was Principal, President, and Chief Marketing Officer for First Affirmative Financial Network from 1999 through 2017 and served as Executive Producer of The SRI Conference (on Sustainable, Responsible, Impact Investing), the premier gathering of the sustainable and responsible investment industry in North America for nearly 20 years.