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Managing Director of the Global Climate Change Team
Sarene Marshall is the Managing Director for The Nature Conservancy's Global Climate Change Team. She holds an MBA from the Wharton School of Business and an MA in International Studies from University of Pennsylvania. She is fluent in Spanish. See the links below to read articles by and about Sarene and view her television appearances.
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On CNN.com, Sarene estimates that every dollar spent in preventive measures saves $5 in disaster recovery.
"Nothing gets thrown away" in Sarene's family, she jokes on Care2-- her kids even pack trash-free lunches!
It hasn't been a great PR summer for trees, Sarene writes on Care2.
An extra-warm summer can put a cramp in summer activities, Sarene shares in Care2.
Sarene chats with a student reporter at her alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania, about how different organizations view sustainability.
Sarene shares with Care2 how she's imparting cross-cultural understanding and an appreciation for Earth’s wonders on her two young daughters.
In Care2, Sarene writes about her daughters' impressions of the new Lorax film.
Sarene writes in Care2 about the "gender battles" occasionally involved in purchasing a new, green(er) car.
Sarene shows Care2.com readers how they can enjoy seasonal, local produce all year long.
Sarene tells Voice of America that REDD+ is one of the few things delegates at COP17 can agree on.
Sarene shares her top tips for a green Thanksgiving with Care2.com.
Sarene chats with PBS Parents about how to keep your kids connected to nature during back-to-school time.
The aftermath of a tornado in Cullman, Alabama taken on April 27, 2011. Image credit: southerntabitha/Flickr via a Creative Commons license
Sarene talks wild weather — and how climate change fits into the equation.
Watch Sarene debate the science of climate change on Fox and Friends.
Sarene discusses the issues surrounding COP 16 in a live chat with the editors and readers of The Washington Post.
In a video blog from COP 16, Sarene discusses the importance of working closely on forest issues with indigenous peoples.
Morning mist in the forest of East Kalimantan, Indonesia, Borneo west of Tanjungredeb and near the Lesan River Orangutan Survery Site. © Mark Godfrey
The New York Times and Climate Wire turn to Sarene for analysis on Indonesia’s path toward growth and sustainability.
Dead and damaged trees in the logging concession are measured, painted and tagged so Fundación Amigos de la Naturaleza (FAN) can measure forest mortality and regrowth in logged areas outside Noel Kempff Mercado National Park in Bolivia. © Margo Burnham
In The New York Times, Sarene defends the value of forest-based carbon offsets in the face of criticism.
Managing Director of the Global Climate Change Team
Managing Director of the Global Climate Change Team
Sarene Marshall is the Managing Director for the Nature Conservancy's global Climate Change Team. Her previous roles on the Climate Change team include Deputy Team Lead and Associate Director of the Conservancy’s program aimed at reducing emissions from deforestation.
Sarene came to the Conservancy in 2002 and served from 2004 to 2007 as Director of Business Planning and Analysis, responsible for organization-wide strategic planning and key change management and globalization projects on behalf of the CEO and his direct reports.
Before joining the Conservancy, Sarene was a Senior Associate with Mercer Management Consulting (now called Oliver Wyman), a division of Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC). Previously, Sarene spent five years in the Latin America program of World Wildlife Fund (WWF), where she managed grants administration, led the establishment of WWF offices in the region, and developed fundraising tools and strategies.
She holds an MBA from the Wharton School of Business and an MA in International Studies from University of Pennsylvania, and is fluent in Spanish. Sarene, a mother of two, enjoys gardening and gourmet cooking.
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