Nuestra organización Directorio de CSF

Tesorero del Directorio de CSF, CFO de Greenlife International

Robert Hambrecht es el director financiero general (CFO, por sus siglas en inglés) de Greenlife International, una empresa de desarrollo de proyectos que está formando empresas agrícolas y de biocombustible en Argentina y otras empresas latinoamericanas. Con sede en Buenos Aires, Argentina, el Sr. Hambrecht está brindando liderazgo financiero a Greenlife en su búsqueda de inversiones y está ayudando a manejar a sus sociedades claves en Argentina a medida que estructura las inversiones en infraestructura agrícola y de biocombustible.

En el pasado, como cofundador de WR Hambrecht + Company, una firma de servicios financieros comprometida con el uso de Internet y el proceso de subasta para igualar el terreno para los inversionistas y emisores, el Sr. Hambrecht estuvo profundamente involucrado en la emergente comunidad empresaria “Cleantech” como inversionista y banquero de inversión por muchos años. Entre otras actividades, fue organizador del New Resource Bank (OTC BB: NWBN.OB), un banco comercial fundado en 2007 que se concentra en el emergente espacio de las empresas ecológicas.

El Sr. Hambrecht ha desempeñado funciones en numerosos directorios, incluyendo a Castelle, Inc. (Nasdaq: CSTL), una empresa electrónica vendida en julio de 2007, en la que desempeñó la función de presidente de un comité de auditoria. También desempeñó funciones en directorios de varias empresas privadas en las industrias de la electrónica, software y recreación. Además de CSF, actualmente es miembro del directorio del Institute for Transportation and Development Policy, una organización sin fines de lucro que proporciona apoyo técnico y político para políticas de transporte inteligentes en ciudades de países en vías de desarrollo.

Private Equity Investor, Allotrope Ventures, East Bay, CA

Marc Stuart is a private equity investor in the carbon and clean energy space. His firm, Allotrope Ventures, seeks out early stage opportunities in technology and execution platforms that are positioned to thrive in the transition to the low carbon economy.

Prior to Allotrope, Marc co-founded EcoSecurities in 1997 and departed in the spring of 2010, following transition to full integration as a subsidiary of JP Morgan. With offices in 16 countries, EcoSecurities was a globally leading developer of greenhouse gas reduction projects and was publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange until it was purchased by JP Morgan in 2009. Marc was Director of New Business Development and also headed up the firms Government and Regulatory Affairs Group, providing the firms positions within the evolving policy and regulatory processes of the UN, EU, US and elsewhere. He has more than 16 years experience of international business development experience in carbon markets and clean energy development across more than 30 countries.

He sat for three years on the Board of the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) and was the Chair of IETA’s Project Developers Working Group. Outside the compliance carbon market, he is on the Board of the Voluntary Carbon Standard Association and co-chairs the VCS’s Forestry and Land-Use Projects working group. He was one of the founders of the US-based Coalition for Emission Reduction Projects (USCERP) and sits on the Advisory Boards of REEX Capital Asia (formerly the Singapore Renewable Energy Exchange) and Ecosystem marketplace.com. He is currently serving a two year term as one of two private sector observers to the World Bank’s $5B Clean Technology Fund. In January of 2009, he was named one of 30 “Green Heroes” by CNBC European Business magazine.

He has written extensively on a variety of aspects around the emergent GHG emission regime and is a frequent speaker and interview subject on global emissions trading and project based emissions reductions. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, the London School of Economics and the Claremont Graduate University. He lives in Northern California with his wife and two children.

In addition to CSF, Marc also sits on the board of directors for the Sustainable Fisheries Project.

Managing Director, Terra Global Capital, San Francisco, CA

Terry Vogt is Managing Director of Terra Global Capital, a company advising and investing in the market for land-based carbon credits, with projects in tropical forests as well as in US forestry and agriculture. He has a wide-ranging international business and development background, including investment banking and private equity experience. Terry served as Deputy Director General of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture, a multi-lateral organization focused on agriculture and rural sustainable development. Subsequently he directed a program on conservation finance at The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the world’s largest private funder of conservation projects. He was a founding investor and board member of Brasil Ecodiesel, a major biodiesel producer in Brazil.

Terry started his career at Wells Fargo Bank, where over a decade he was the bank’s representative in Brazil, director of global funding, and finally head of international investment banking. Following that experience he started and ran a corporate finance and private equity business with partners in Brazil for over 15 years.

He has an undergraduate degree in Latin American History from Harvard, an MBA in Operations Research from the University of Colorado, and in 1996 was awarded the Order of Rio Branco by President Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil. Terry also serves on the board of the World Affairs Council of Northern California, the Global Footprint Network, The Tropics Foundation, and the Pan American Society at the University of San Francisco. He lives with his wife Mary, an accomplished choral singer, in San Francisco, California.