About us
The Climate Clock melds art, science, technology, and grassroots organizing to get the world to act in time. The project is centered on a simple, powerful tool: a clock that starkly counts down the critical time window we have to reach zero emissions (our “Deadline”), while simultaneously tracking our positive progress on key solution pathways (“Lifelines”).
We are a global network of over 50 activist groups; with an HQ in New York and a core team on 4 continents.
The Team
Andrew Boyd
Co-creator, CEO
Luisa Fernanda
Director of development
Raul de Lima
Communications lead
Joseph Ibrahim
West Africa coordinator
Gan Golan
Co-creator, Chief strategy officer
Diana Sabillón
Research specialist
Raj Burman
Executive director
Mike David
Advisor
Adrian Carpenter
Co-technology officer, hacktivist
Preeti Seshadri
Director of operations
Alexa Blanton
Fundraising lead
Mahak Agrawal
Campaign lead
Sayeeda Afreen
Head of fundraising
Simone O’Donovan
Director of communications
Gregory Schwedock
Head of product and technology
Pauline Owiti
East Africa coordinator
Sam Narr
PR | Kibbo Kift Agency
Open Positions
Executive director, global north, hiring immediately
Join our team and help us grow the Climate Clock project to its next level.
Arduino expert/engineer (NYC - hiring immediately)
Help us take the world-famous Climate Clock in New York’s Union Square to the next level!
Hardware/software engineer
Climate Clocks are in use all over the world, from the desks of Presidents to the hands of activists, from city-centers to museums to state houses to concert stages. Your feats of engineering are needed to further innovate these world-saving devices so they can go up everywhere they are needed!
Special Mentions
Scientific advisors
Dr. Ottmar Edenhofer and The Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC)
Richard Heinberg (Senior Policy Analyst, Post-Carbon Institute)
Bill Becker (Executive Director, Presidential Climate Action Project)
Omar Yasser Gowayed (Co-Chair, March for Science)
Special thanks to
Greta Thunberg (who custom-ordered the first hand-held Climate Clock and still carries it with her all over the world)
Dan Zarrilli, Chief Resilience Officer, NYC
Lucky Tran, March For Science
Ingrid Paredes, March For Science
Ariane Schoenwiesner
Paul Shlok
Adam Lake, Climate Group
Ming Liu, Climate Group
Pascal Vollenweider, Avaaz
Daniel Boese, Avaaz
Soundspeed PR
LJ Amsterdam, Spokesperson
Athena Soules, Location Scout
Duncan Meisel, Social Media Advisor
Jesse Alexander Myerson, Social Media
Adam Greenberg, Social Media
Søren Warburg, Every Kind of Help
Brandon Wu, Action Aid US
Andy Menconi, Animation
Dan Katz, Video
Josiah Werning, Design
Mark Read, Light Projection
Chris Rogy, Light Projection
Adela Wagner, Photo & Video
Ben Wolf, Video
Zack Winestine, Video
Josh Bolotsky, Social Media
Nathan Freitas, App Developer
Rae Abileah
Sarah Bracha Gershuny
Emily Allyn
Matt Leonard
Brad Ian Gans, act.tv
Harry Waisbren, act.tv
Kelli Daley
Richard Brooks, 350.org
Payal Parekh
Thanu Yakupitiyage, 350.org
Creative allies
Kristin Jones & Andrew Ginzel - artist-designers of the original Metronome public art installation
Monica Weiss
Dorian Fulvio
John Ingraham
Alan Gunn
Iain Keith
Mike Bonola
John Sellers
Dan Zink
Aracely Jimenez
A E Marling
Nadine Bloch
Chelsea Lee Byers
Virginia Vitzthum
Mahayana Landowne
Danica Sapit
And the original Maker Clock Prototype team - Ayodamola Okunseinde, Yvette King, Tega Brain, Sam Levigne
