Evan Goldsmith

Evan Goldsmith has extensive experience in various leadership roles throughout their career. Evan is currently serving as the Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at IndiVillage Tech Solutions, where they focus on developing and growing relationships to drive innovation and social impact. Prior to this, they held the position of Head of Global Business Development at the same company.

Before joining IndiVillage Tech Solutions, Evan established their own consultancy firm called Evan Goldsmith Consulting, where they served as President. In this role, they provided strategic guidance and solutions to their clients.

Evan also has a history of working with organizations focused on sustainability and social impact. Evan worked as the Client Strategy Director at NativeEnergy, Inc., building deep relationships with high-profile brands and developing investment opportunities that created business value and positive impact in communities worldwide. Evan was also heavily involved with the B Corp certification process and related activities at the company.

In addition, Evan founded and served as the President of Hope For Women, LLC, a Fair Trade company dedicated to providing sustainable employment opportunities for economically disadvantaged women. Through this venture, they developed and marketed eco-friendly products while supporting rainforest habitat preservation.

Before their entrepreneurial pursuits, Evan gained experience in the education sector as a Science Teacher at The Field School. Evan also served as the Project Manager for Women In Sustainable Ecosystem Rehabilitation (WISER), where they contributed to environmental rehabilitation efforts.

Throughout their career, Evan has consistently demonstrated their commitment to social and environmental causes, leveraging their expertise in business development and strategic partnerships to drive positive change.

Evan Goldsmith obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies from Bucknell University, which they attended between 1988 and 1992. Later, they pursued a Master of Arts degree in Environmental Policy at Brown University, completing their studies from 1999 to 2001.