Kimberley is a passionately curious thinker who has spent her career turning sector research into actionable business plans and positive economic, environmental, and community impacts. She leveraged an extensive background as an economic and real estate advisor in a shift to the development of sustainable investing strategies and is happiest finding opportunities at the intersection of the built environment, climate, and nature. Her work comprises in-depth sector research and market sizing; feasibility studies and due diligence; sustainability reporting and impact evaluation, and connecting stakeholders with capital markets. Areas of thought leadership include:
- Agriculture & Food
- Oceans & Aquaculture
- Natural Capital
- Renewable Infrastructure
- Housing & Community Development
For a list of typical projects, please see Services.
Kimberley has complemented her career with non-profit work and board memberships. She currently sits on the board of the Resource Innovation Institute (RII) and is a former Futurewise board member, both roles reflecting a dedication to healthy communities and natural resource protection. She is currently a member of, and advisor to, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and a consultant to the Center for Responsible Travel (CREST). Her education credentials include a Finance degree from the University of British Columbia, a Certificate in Sustainable Destination Management from The George Washington University, and certificates in Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility and Measuring Impact for Sustainability.
Her Love of Places
Raised in a ski town in beautiful British Columbia, Canada (which will always have a piece of her heart), Kimberley is keenly aware that development of any kind needs to not only make economic sense, but benefit local communities, nurture the environment, and retain the character that makes places and landscapes special. Her professional interests are directly linked to a personal love of travel, which has led to participation in numerous tourism-related initiatives. When not on the road, Kimberley can be found in either the Kootenays or her adopted home of Portland, OR.
