John Rossi is a registered architect with a focus on green architecture and design. He has been involved in notable projects such as two of the first LEED-Platinum Certified houses in the US, with PowerHouse (PH), and the founding of Visible Good (VG).

Rossi has extensive experience in all aspects of design, product development, manufacturing design, and planning. He holds a US patent and pending patents for an innovative shelter system used in disaster relief, emergency medical, humanitarian, and military sectors.

His expertise extends to the implementation and development of projects from concept to completion, including the commercialization of new green design and disaster relief products and services. He is skilled in business planning, fund raising, communication, identity and branding development, and business development in competitive environments.

With a background in Psychology from Bates College and a Master of Architecture from the Chicago School of Architecture/University of Illinois, Rossi brings a unique blend of skills in innovation/invention, communications, presentation, and client management in Sustainability, Resiliency, and Disaster Mitigation.

Rossi's professional journey includes roles like Sustainability/Resiliency Consultant and Founding Partner at Visible Good, CEO/Founding Partner at Visible Good, Design Principal at The Barendsen Rossi Collaborative, Design Principal and Co-Founder at PowerHouse Enterprises, Inc, and Staff Architect at CBT Architects.