Agendi
Danny Nigh is a skilled sustainability consultant currently at Agendi, where responsibilities include leading client workshops on climate risk and assisting clients with their greenhouse gas inventories. Previous experience encompasses roles such as Center Associate at the University of Pittsburgh Center for Sustainable Business and IT Consultant for the Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence. Danny Nigh also held positions at the World Resources Institute, including Government Partnerships Specialist and Liaison, contributing significantly to fundraising efforts and donor relations. Danny Nigh's educational background includes an MBA with a Sustainability Certificate from the University of Pittsburgh and a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies from Middlebury College.
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Agendi
Pioneers in the fundamentals of greenhouse gas management, Agendi brings a team of multidisciplinary experts to develop and implement your climate and sustainability programs. Our seasoned specialists have demonstrated experience delivering a range of tailored sustainability solutions based on your desired level of ambition and stakeholders’ expectations. We operate globally, with offices in New York, London, Montréal, San Francisco, Paris and Brussels. Our agile team is dedicated to advancing our transition to a low carbon economy. With climate action and ESG principles at the core of our operations, our experts leverage their knowledge to create and lead resilient strategies. We build partnerships with diverse clients across industries and of all sizes; whether you are just beginning, or have already set a net-zero target. Our goal is to unlock the next generation of climate leaders and pave the way for a sustainable future. Core services: • Assessment (benchmark, GHG inventories, TCFD, TNFD, materiality assessment) • Strategy and goal setting (science-based targets, net-zero pathways, renewable energy procurement and generation) • Progress tracking and reporting (CDP/GRI/SASB/DJSI/SDGs) including CSRD (EU) and SB253 and 261 (California) • Purposeful projects (carbon removal and offsets including nature-based solutions)