Talia Rubnitz

Talia Rubnitz is a highly educated professional with a Master's degree in Environmental Management, Business, and the Environment from Yale School of the Environment.

Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts in International and Area Studies with a focus on Sustainable Development from Washington University in St. Louis.

She also pursued studies in International Studies and Spanish at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, following her high school education at Francis W. Parker School.

Talia has a diverse work history that spans various organizations, including roles such as Graduate Teaching Fellow in Environmental Leadership at Yale School of the Environment.

She has significant internship experience, having worked as a Corporate Responsibility, Carbon, and Supply Chain Intern at Sodexo, and as an Environmental and Social Data Analyst at Finch Insights.

Talia also served as a Communications Specialist at WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities at the World Resources Institute, where she had previously held positions as Communications Assistant and Marketing and Communications Intern.

She has demonstrated her commitment to sustainability through roles such as Student Consultant at the Office of the Mayor and Sustainability Intern at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Talia's passion for environmental causes is evident in her involvement as a Student Delegate at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and as an Intern to the Associate Organizing Representative at the Sierra Club.

Her early career included an internship as a Micropropagation Lab Intern at The Lyon Arboretum, showcasing her interest in environmental research and conservation.