Jennee Kuang is an environmental policy professional with extensive experience in federal government, nonprofits, and philanthropy. As a graduate of Cornell University and UC Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Natural Resources Management and Policy and a Master of Public Policy, Jennee is a versatile thought leader in environmental policy. She specializes in strategic planning, program, and project development and implementation, policy analysis, relationship-building, and coalition management.

Jennee's experience ranges from leading wildfire resilience initiatives as an independent consultant for the Oakland Firesafe Council to serving as a research associate for the Renewable Natural Resources Foundation. She's been special assistant to the chief innovation officer at the US Environmental Protection Agency and a fellow at the Clean Energy Leadership Institute. Jennee has also been an environment program fellow at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and a program officer at Resource Legacy Fund.

Jennee is passionate about environmental challenges and building partnerships to create interdisciplinary solutions. She is an expert in wildfire resilience and is eager to contribute to broader nature-based solutions to the climate crisis.