Joe Indvik
Every man dies. Not every man lives.
My passion is finding cost-effective strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and scale clean energy—by building a business case for sustainability, facilitating cleantech investment, and using the tools of quantitative analysis to make climate and energy policies smarter.
I am a versatile consultant, currently working in the Climate Change and Sustainability division at ICF International. My academic background is focused on environmental economics and interdisciplinary strategies for environmental problem-solving.
As an undergraduate and later as an independent consultant at Dartmouth College, I led a team to design and implement a $1 million green revolving fund (GRF) on campus. I now do free-of-charge work with students to help them set up green funds and other sustainability initiatives at their own universities. At ICF, I provide services to help clients establish high-return GRF's across a wide range of sectors—from hospitals to higher education, and from Fortune 500's to federal agencies. Just ask!
The things that get me up in the morning are innovation, adventure, hard work, stopping climate change, Italian food, Belgian beer, Spanish guitar, American ingenuity, a good bench press, rolling Midwestern thunderstorms, and the unflinching belief that an individual can change the world.