Jason Clay

Jason Clay is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in the field of anthropology and environmental studies.

He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology from Cornell University, a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Harvard University, and has also studied at the Department of Sociology at LSE.

Jason has held various key roles in reputable organizations, with his current position being the Senior Vice President of Market Transformation at the World Wildlife Fund.

His previous roles include serving as a Consultant, Lecturer at Yale University's School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Vice President and Managing Director of Global Solutions, Vice President of the Center for Conservation Innovation, and Senior Fellow of Research and Development at the World Wildlife Fund.

Jason Clay has also been involved in business development at the Fund for Sustainable Enterprises, as the founder and director of Rights & Resources, and as the founder, director, and editor of Cultural Survival.

His academic background and extensive work experience have equipped him with a deep understanding of conservation, sustainability, and environmental issues.

With his strong background in anthropology and environmental studies, coupled with his leadership roles in prominent organizations, Jason Clay continues to make significant contributions to the field of environmental conservation and market transformation.