Mark Chambers is a licensed architect, urban innovator, and national environmental policy leader. He currently serves as the Executive Director of Terreform ONE, a nonprofit design group advancing ecological design and bio-design in cities.Previously, Chambers was appointed as the first-ever Senior Director for Building Emissions and Community Resilience at the White House Council on Environmental Quality, where he shaped federal climate policy for the built environment. A veteran of urban climate strategy, he also served as the Chief Sustainability Officer for both New York City and Washington, D.C., leading major initiatives to accelerate carbon reduction, green infrastructure, and environmental justice.

Andrew Chintz is a seasoned sustainable finance and building decarbonization expert with over 35 years of experience in the New York City real estate and municipal finance sectors. He serves as a leader in building decarbonization and finance at Energy Infrastructure Partners and is the former Financing Specialist for the NYC Accelerator. In his role with the NYC Accelerator, Andrew developed and implemented programs to help building owners, property managers, and stakeholders navigate capital planning, utility incentives, and long-term funding mechanisms—including C-PACE financing—to meet local climate mandates like Local Law 97.

Amala Redd brings over 20 years of luxury development, resale, and creative marketing expertise to the New York market. Having directed sales and shaped pricing structures for a portfolio of over 100 new development projects representing more than $3 billion in luxury condominium sales, she is an expert at establishing strong market positioning for co-ops, condos, and townhouses alike. Additionally known as a television producer and writer who has created shows for networks like BET and Viacom, as well as a journalist, she uses her sharp editorial and storytelling background to craft custom visual marketing programs that maximize asset value and instantly engage buyers.