Jill Fehrenbacher is a renowned green design consultant who has made significant contributions to sustainability and environmentally conscious design. She is an alumnus of the prestigious Columbia University in the City of New York, where she obtained a Master's degree in Architecture. Jill also holds a Bachelor's degree in Art Semiotics from Brown University and a Master's degree in Design Studies from St. Martin's College.

Her passion for green design led her to found Inhabitat, a blog dedicated to promoting sustainable and resilient design. Jill is a thought-leader in the green design space and has written several articles, hosted events, and consulted with leading companies on sustainable design practices.

Before becoming a green design consultant, Jill worked as a Senior Designer at The Design Laboratory, Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design, and as an Interactive Designer at Digitas. She has expertise in marketing, advertising, sustainable design, resilient design, materials sourcing, lighting design, branding and identity design, and interactive design.