Thomas Loxley Rosenberg

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Are you practicing what you need to in order to be the leader you want? Hi, I'm Thomas Loxley Rosenberg, Executive Leadership Development Coach at ReGenerate Coaching, where we cultivate authentic aligned leaders. Welcome!

Thomas Loxley Rosenberg's Bio:

Thomas Loxley Rosenberg's Experience:

• Executive Leadership Development Coach at ReGenerate Coaching

  January 2017 - Present | San Francisco Bay Area

  - Guiding individual executives and teams of peer executives committed to self-improvement to cultivate their leadership presence and build "leaderful" teams while avoiding burnout - Customized programs - Coaching offered both online and in-person

• Lead Instructor & Business Advisor at Uptima Business Bootcamp

  January 2016 - January 2022 | San Francisco Bay Area

  - Provided first monolingual Spanish support to a developing cooperative in Southern California. Advising included general business administration concepts, supporting the development of 3 year business plan, operations manual and membership agreement - Uptima supported Berkeley's Office of Economic Development's 2 year pilot small business retention program - Provided advising services to 3 "Main Street" businesses to improve their resilience, business processes, and business models for longevity and success Lead Instructor and Mentor for participants in Uptima Entrepreneur Co-op's - Create a Business Roadmap, the foundational course in Uptima's year-long Academy certificate program. Uptima is a social enterprise accelerator, and perhaps the only one in the US that is a cooperative. - Provide 1-on-1 support for mentees on business plan development. - Coached mentees through clarification of goals, dreams, and expectations to ensure they were realistic and developing the business systems and processes necessary to achieve their goals.

• Management Consultant and Coach at ReGenerative Solutions

  January 2012 - January 2020 | San Francisco Bay Area

  - Built improved transportation grant reporting and justification process for local transit agency. Created first, effective database for para-transit ridership. Significantly increased data quality, facilitated faster, more accurate grant reporting, grant management, and greater success in grant applications - Developed new project portfolio management process for Contra Costa County EHSD. Recognized need to maximize organizational effectiveness and value generation for customers. Proposed roadmap combined project management best practices and strategic change management elements to achieve the necessary process and cultural changes - Evaluated and recommended replacement change management framework for REV! that integrated easily into their curriculum and provided effective roadmap for organizational change. Recommendations included shortlist, and how to integrate new framework into existing and new curriculum, action planning and experiential exercises for their clients

• Sustainability Circle Coach at REV

  November 2014 - April 2017 | San Francisco Bay Area, CA

  Guided the development of 5-year organizational sustainability action plans for Circle Participants * Coached participants to become more effective organizational champions for sustainability * Participants’ sustainability action plans averaged per organization 20 initiatives identifying annual savings of over $250,000, 1.5 million kWh, 10,000 therms, 1.7 million gallons of water and 1,169 tons of CO2

• Co-founder at Heartstorm Collective

  July 2013 - October 2015 | San Francisco Bay Area

  The Heartstorm Collective uses whole-being engagement to foster creativity, innovation and inspiration.

• Vice President, Advisory Services at EVI

  March 2010 - December 2011

  Responsible for building EVI's presence and brand awareness in the US, particularly in the areas of sustainability strategy, measurement and reporting, and voluntary carbon credits. Provided strategic leadership, technical expertise, client engagement and relationship management, business development and market research. • Served as senior technical sustainability resource across the firm. Helped develop, refine and globalize service offerings and marketing for US and other markets. Facilitated service delivery in Spanish language environments. Developed rapid assessment frameworks to evaluate how well sustainability is managed in the supply chain or in an organization. • Performed market research to expand US market intelligence, developed market entrance strategy, tracked new business opportunities in both private and public sectors, wrote proposals, webinars, blogs, and other marketing collateral including technical content of US website. • Represented EVI on Bay Area Council. Key member of Renewable Energy Finance Task Force of Energy and Environment Committee. Task Force created ground breaking legislative proposal to improve California’s economy, create jobs, and boost renewable energy generation without cost to the State government.

• Consultant/ Sustainability Lead at PA Consulting Group

  January 2007 - October 2009

  Opened the San Francisco office for PA Consulting Group. Led firm-wide initiative to develop and bring environmental sustainability service offerings to market. Served as primary point person for business development opportunities in climate change, carbon strategy and environmental sustainability. Appointed to the editorial board of www.hotelexecutive.com for sustainability issues. Accomplishments include: * advising on corporate carbon strategy and its impact on new business model development, * addressing regulatory issues in improving the delivery of renewable energy programs in the US power sector, * serving as Principal Investigator for CA PUC-funded impact evaluation of utility energy efficiency programs. * co-authored a paper on the carbon footprinting of the raw materials of food products.

• Author - Proposal for Pre-Investment Study at National Promotion Office, Sec. of Energy, Argentina

  August 2003 - March 2004

  Researched and analyzed all aspects of Argentine energy policy, tax and tariff structures, governmental division of oversight, history of previous and current initiatives, compared initiatives in other South American countries. The proposal, “Evaluation of the potential of biomass energy utilization as a substitute for fossil fuels and for the production of electricity” incorporated the bifurcated administration of the monitoring systems and databases in use, impact of the peso devaluation on Argentine society, the government’s anti-poverty and job creation programs, issues of sustainable harvesting and poaching, and available infrastructure for transport and processing.

• Natural Resource Management Specialist at Peace Corps Bolivia

  January 2001 - August 2003

  • Acquired funding, designed, coordinated, and implemented $63,500 Solar Rural Electrification Project, placed 98 systems in 23 isolated communities. Only person or organization to successfully implement to date. • Advised DANIDA on $30,000 soil salinization and Integrated Watershed Management study. Directed oversight committee responsible for successful project completion • Evaluated the environmental impact of Natural Resources and Agriculture Program of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Bolivia at request of USAID mission. Resulted in pilot programs using natural pesticides and fertilizers, better riparian zone protection, and water management workshops. Provided additional programmatic assistance to ADRA Bolivia at the local, regional and national level. • Designed, coordinated and implemented $800 pilot family greenhouse project with the Maternal Infant Center of the La Banda community. Promoted improved health through diversified diet and use of natural fertilizers and pesticides

• Senior Policy Associate at Environmental & Energy Study Institute

  September 1998 - December 1998

  Served as expert on climate change and biomass energy. Developed congressional and other stakeholder strategy on climate change issues. Managed program staff and provided organizational vision, grassroots and industry organizing experience. * Organized and chaired informational presentations for congressional staff on several climate change and sustainable energy topics. Liaison to the Sustainable Energy Coalition, the Climate Action Network, the Climate Institute and GLOBE (Global Legislative Organization for a Better Environment) * Represented EESI at national and international conferences (including World Energy Congress and World Bank Conference on Latin America Clean Air Initiatives); wrote two successful grant proposals

• Project Manager at American Bioenergy Association

  June 1996 - August 1998

  Liaison for industry and members monitoring federal legislation on appropriations, utility restructuring, tax and climate change policy. Advocated for federal market-based incentives for bioenergy, building effective national coalitions in support of two federal biomass energy tax credits. Contributed vision, plans and management expertise critical to organizational outreach, growth and efficiency. * Built national reputation in less than a year; advocated before Congress, represented bioenergy industry on panels at both national and international conferences; facilitated development of coalitions and non-profit networks domestically and internationally; orchestrated media relations and membership development * Wrote internationally published technical fact sheets, articles and chapters on biomass energy; produced monthly alerts on legislative priorities; authored well regarded website content for both a marketing tool and an international information resource.

• Graduate Fellow at U.S. Senate - Office of Christopher J. Dodd

  February 1996 - June 1996

  U.S. Senate - Office of Christopher J. Dodd Washington, D.C. Organized and managed multiple projects, monitored legislation and related interests to the Office. Played key role in informing and organizing the Senator’s office on energy and environmental issues. * Drafted submissions to the Congressional Record and conducted related research on Superfund, environmental clean-up of closed military bases, nuclear waste disposal (Yucca Mountain), and potential health impacts of MTBE (Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether)

• Project Coordinator at Clean Energy Campaign

  August 1994 - December 1995

  Led coalition building, grassroots organizing and media relations efforts to shift Department of Energy budget priorities towards energy efficiency and renewable energy programs for transportation, power generation and residential and commercial applications. Identified and coordinated with the most effective local activists on energy issues in all 50 states. Created a very effective database of 3,000 activists used to mobilize unions, religious organizations, businesses and individuals across the country. Projected, prepared and allocated budgets for grant proposals. * Acted as liaison to local and national sustainable energy organizations. Strengthened local NGO’s through funding and skills transfer; lobbied U.S. Congress. * Researched and produced outreach materials on the economic and environmental benefits of U.S. Federal energy efficiency and renewable energy programs.

Thomas Loxley Rosenberg's Education:

• Strozzi Institute

  2021 – 2022
  Somatic Coaching Certification (EXPECTED)

• New Ventures West

  2019 – 2020
  Advanced Practitioner Training

• New Ventures West

  2016 – 2017
  Professional Coaching Course
  Concentration: Integral Coaching Certification

• Thunderbird School of Global Management

  2004 – 2005
  MBA

• The Johns Hopkins University

  1996 – 1998
  MS
  Concentration: Environmental Sciences and Policy

• University of Colorado at Boulder

  1987 – 1992
  BA
  Concentration: International Affairs & Asian Studies

• Choate Rosemary Hall

  1983 – 1987
  Diploma
  Concentration: Liberal Arts

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