Nicolas Choquette-Levy is a skilled professional in sustainable development, technology, and international relations. He has a solid background in complex system problem-solving with a degree in Chemical & Petroleum Engineering, an M.Sc in Energy and Environmental Systems Specialization, and a Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Science, Technology and Environmental Policy. His interests include identifying and analyzing SD key performance indicators, managing content for SD portals, and organizing summits for international development non-profits, among others.

Choquette-Levy has worked as a Sustainable Development Performance Coordinator at ConocoPhillips, an Environment and Natural Resources Intern at The World Bank, a Research Associate at the University of Calgary, a Project Coordinator at OSLI, and a Public Affairs Intern at Consulate General of Canada. Additionally, he led a team of subject matter experts in a project designed to inform business decisions at ConocoPhillips Canada, and has written publications on the economic tradeoffs of upgrading bitumen in Alberta.