Jazmine da Costa

Jazmine da Costa is a multifaceted professional with a robust background in economic development, sustainability, and innovation. She is a Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and Yale School of Management alumni, where she earned both a Master of Forestry and an MBA. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from Princeton University, where she also studied as a student archaeologist in Bordeaux.

Jazmine's career path has been diverse and impactful, showcasing her work as a Senior Associate at Jobs for the Future and a former Sr. Analyst at SustainVC. She honed her skills as an Impact Investment Consultant at Untours Foundation, Creative Communities Consultant at William Penn Foundation, and a Resilience and Strategy Consultant at 100 Resilient Cities - Pioneered by the Rockefeller Foundation. Da Costa has also made her mark in project management and urban economic development, working at Arts + Crafts Holdings, Urbane Development, and Yale University.

Jazmine da Costa is a connectivity powerhouse who believes in creating solutions that provide resiliency and equity to people. She is a self-starter and a motivated individual who works with a human-centered approach. Her expertise in alternative asset investment, land use planning, and climate change resilience, in addition to her focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion, makes her an outstanding addition to any organization passionate about economic development and innovation.