SUSTAINABLE SAN RAFAEL Board of Directors
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Bill Carney (President)
Served on the San Rafael Climate Change Action Plan 2030 and General Plan 2040 steering committees, chaired the City’s Citizens Advisory Committee on Economic Development and Affordable Housing. Co-chair of Time to Lead on Climate coalition. Secretary of MarinCAN, which targets GHG emissions below net zero by 2045. Past Project Manager, San Francisco Redevelopment Agency. Landscape architect. Writer. |
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Annika Osborn (Co-Chair)
Director of Business Development and Programs, Ride and Drive Clean collaboration of Cool the Earth. Former Sustainability Specialist/Educator, San Domenico Schools, and Community Program Manager, Davidson Middle School. Former Education Developer, Oracle. |
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Rina Lopez
Rina is a Senior Environmental Policy Analyst at the San Francisco Environment Department, where she leads climate and energy initiatives focused on carbon neutrality, equity, and community resilience. With over a decade of experience, she specializes in building electrification, refrigerant reduction, and clean energy access, working across sectors to create inclusive, data-driven climate policies. |
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Marisa Nordstrom
Coming soon... |
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Greg Brockbank
Former San Rafael City Council Member. Federation of San Rafael Neighborhoods. Lawyer. Actor. Political commentator. |
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Kay Karchevski
Multipure Water Filtration Distributor. Advocate for zero waste and getting rid of single use plastics, especially plastic bottles. President of the Lincoln San Rafael Hill Neighborhood Association. |
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Phil Muller
Long time energy professional, primarily focused on assessing and reporting on energy policy development in California with a growing focus on developing and implementing sustainable practices and technologies. Also active in cohousing community development in Marin. |
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Ben Snyder (Co-Chair)
Sustainability strategist and program manager with a passion for community resilience and climate action. He brings experience in environmental policy, stakeholder engagement, and program leadership across nonprofit, government, and private sectors. In San Rafael, Ben has supported initiatives related to air quality monitoring, disaster preparedness, and climate engagement. |
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Stuart Siegel (Secretary)
Interim Director and Coastal Resilience Specialist, San Francisco Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (SFSU). His recent work focuses on the concept of nature-based solutions to coastal adaptation to rising sea levels. |
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Miles Smith
Social impact entrepreneur, fundraiser, sales professional, and family philanthropist. Former Associate Partner, Higher Education for IBM. Terra.do's Climate Change - Learning for Action bootcamp certificate. Champion of EV adoption and equitable access. |