Marketing for Organizations Improving Health Where People Live

Care access and navigation. Land use. Behavioral health. Decarbonization. Energy efficiency. Clean water and clean air. Food, housing, and financial security.

Climate and health tech startups share a fundamental challenge: their buyers are enterprise corporations, health systems, utilities, and public agencies — institutions that move cautiously, risk-adjust everything, and evaluate through complex internal committees. Winning them over requires an entirely different kind of investment case. That's the case I build marketing programs for.

If your work reshapes how we care for people, power our communities, and manage our resources, you’ve found your marketing home.

How I Use AI

Every engagement includes an honest accounting of where AI does the work and where judgment has to.

I use AI daily — for research synthesis, first drafts, and repurposing across channels — and keep the argument itself, every verified claim, and anything staked on your voice firmly in human hands.

In markets built on institutional trust, an unverified claim isn't a quality problem — it's a credibility problem.

Is this the right fit?

Fit matters more than fee. Here’s where I do my best work.

  • Series A–B companies improving care access, navigation, behavioral health, or home- and community-based care

  • Organizations addressing the environmental and social conditions that shape health — clean air, housing, food, financial security — that need their impact translated into buyers’ language

  • Established nonprofits shifting from grant funding to payer and government contracts

  • Investors who want a repeatable way to strengthen positioning across their health portfolio