Jon Utech

Jon E. Utech is the Senior Director of the Office for a Healthy Environment at Cleveland Clinic, where he plays a crucial role in developing and implementing sustainability strategies.12 His work focuses on improving environmental and community health through various initiatives and policies.

In his position, Utech is responsible for:

1. Setting Cleveland Clinic's environmental goals and developing strategies to achieve them.1
2. Directing the organization's sustainability reporting using the United Nations Global Compact and GRI frameworks.1
3. Leading climate action efforts, including policy engagement, decarbonization, climate resilience, energy efficiency, and renewable energy.1

Utech's expertise and influence extend beyond his role at Cleveland Clinic. He holds several important positions in environmental and healthcare organizations:

• Chair of the Ohio Hospital Association Environmental Leadership Council1
• Member of the Health Care Climate Council1
• Sector lead for the health care sector steering committee for the Better Climate Challenge1
• Carbon consultant for the National Academy of Medicine Climate Collaborative Working Group1
• Team lead for the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's Decarbonization Learning Community1
• Board member of Evergreen Cooperatives1

His work aims to engage both Cleveland Clinic and the broader health care sector in supporting the mission of improving environmental and human health.1 Utech's efforts contribute to ensuring that Cleveland Clinic upholds eco-friendly practices and promotes sustainability in healthcare.4

With his extensive experience and leadership in sustainability and environmental strategies, Jon Utech is a high-impact, enterprising Sustainability and ESG Executive.3 His work at Cleveland Clinic and involvement in various organizations demonstrate his commitment to driving positive change in environmental and community health within the healthcare sector.