Kelly Lynch

Kelly Lynch is a seasoned professional in driving clean energy innovation and expanding access and equity in the field. With a strong background in managing clean energy marketing teams and a track record of significant growth in new enrollment, Kelly has played a key role in popularizing important works like Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth and Van Jones' Green Collar Economy through national mobilizations.

Kelly has led various national, state, and citywide campaigns that have successfully aligned government, business, and civic stakeholders. Her work has been recognized and covered by major media outlets including CNN, USA Today, the Washington Post, and Bloomberg. She is notably the co-founder of the Power Shift Network, the first national student clean energy alliance.

As an engaging public speaker, trainer, and writer, Kelly Lynch brings expertise in a wide range of topics including green jobs, climate change, clean energy, public policy, clean tech business, environmental equity, and community development. Her educational background includes a B.A. Cum Laude in Philosophy from The College of Wooster and additional studies in Project Management & Professional Writing at UC Berkeley Extension School.

Kelly's professional experience includes roles such as Climate Justice Consultant, Senior Campaign Rep / Implementation Specialist at Sierra Club, Senior Outreach Coordinator at Union of Concerned Scientists, Director of Field Strategy at Green For All, Director of Field Marketing at Next Step Living, Senior Community Program Manager at Next Step Living, Marketing and Outreach Coordinator at Mass Energy Consumers Alliance, Business Development Manager at Total Green Energy Solution, Founder and CEO of Common Green, Consultant at Avaaz.org, Campaign Manager at Green For All, Partnerships Director at Energy Action Coalition, National Campus Organizer at Greenpeace, and various other leadership positions in environmental and clean energy organizations.

Kelly Lynch's contributions to the clean energy and environmental equity sectors have been substantial, leading impactful campaigns and initiatives that have driven positive change and garnered national recognition.