AIRCO
Jackson Constantine has worked at two companies in their career. Jackson started working at Mirvac in December 2015 as an Analyst, Business Intelligence and held this role until August 2019. In August 2019, they joined Air Company as the Director of Product & Operations, and they are currently still working in this position.
Jackson Constantine completed their Bachelor's Degree in Finance from the University of Technology Sydney in the years 2014 to 2017. Prior to that, they pursued a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Finance from Macquarie University in the years 2012 to 2013. Jackson's education journey began at St Joseph's College Hunters Hill, where they attended from 2006 to 2011. However, no specific degree or field of study is mentioned for their time at St Joseph's College Hunters Hill.
AIRCO
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AIRCO is a world leader in carbon conversion technology, paving the way to global energy security by transforming CO₂ into a valuable resource. Its proprietary AIRMADE™ Technology is an adaptable platform that allows any industry to efficiently produce high-demand, fully-formulated synthetic fuels from waste CO₂ and hydrogen. The company has commercial partnerships with airlines including JetBlue and Virgin Atlantic, amongst others, and has been awarded multiple government contracts, including with NASA and the United States Department of Defense's Defense Innovation Unit. The company has received industry recognition through awards such as Time Best Inventions, Inc. Best in Business, Fast Company World Changing Ideas, and the XPrize for Carbon Removal. AIRCO’s many accolades include winning the prestigious Green Chemistry Challenge Award from the Environmental Protection Agency in October 2023, an award given to organizations that reinvent processes to reduce the generation of hazardous substances and byproducts. AIRCO was also recently declared a winner for the World Economic Forum UpLink Sustainable Aviation Challenge, which accelerates the development of promising technology pathways that enable widespread uptake of SAF.