Sarah Smith

Sarah Smith is a highly motivated servant leader with a passion for fostering team success through collaborative efforts to develop effective strategies and ensure goal clarity.

With 15 years of experience, Sarah has focused on building and managing successful teams to achieve groundbreaking results in environmental policy across various levels of governance.

Sarah holds a Master's in Environmental Health Science & Policy from Yale University and a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Biology and Environmental Studies from Dartmouth College.

Throughout her career, Sarah has held key roles such as Program Director for Super Pollutants at the Clean Air Task Force and Campaign Organizer, as well as serving as a Presidential Management Fellow at the US EPA.

Sarah's extensive background includes teaching and research positions at Yale University, Center for Green Chemistry & Green Engineering, and Dartmouth College, along with practical experience at organizations like Clean Water Action and Yellowstone Ecological Research Center.

Her diverse roles, from environmental health coordination to field ecology and soil conservation, have equipped her with a well-rounded skill set to address complex environmental challenges from multiple angles.