• MEM, Environmental Management, Yale University
• MBA, Economics of Public Policy, Yale University
• BA, Political Science & Philosophy, Yale University
  

Nick has supported city governments and other public sector organizations through dozens of workshops and collaborations (in-person and virtual) to advance meaningful changes for residents. He has directed stocktakes with mayors and city staff to drive equitable interventions to reduce carbon emissions from buildings and transportation. He has supported Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Honolulu in building bus-only lanes, expanding bike networks, and advancing congestion pricing, energy benchmarking, performance standards, reach code, and community and rooftop solar projects. He has trained Chief Sustainability Officers on implementation best practices at a national convention, led an effort with community representatives to co-create an accountability framework for an equitable transition to 100% renewable energy, and provided strategic input in an effort to organize and leverage community engagement on traffic safety upgrades.

Prior to joining DA, Nick developed and launched clean energy financing programs to make the benefits of clean energy accessible for more people.