Ray Minjares

Ray Minjares is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in environmental policy and public health. Currently serving as the Managing Director in San Francisco and Director of the Heavy-Duty Vehicles Program at the International Council on Clean Transportation since October 2007, Ray focuses on identifying technology pathways to mitigate health and climate impacts from heavy-duty vehicles. Previously, Ray led initiatives related to Clean Air and Climate and Health programs, developing strategies to reduce vehicle emissions and researching the climate-related impacts of transportation. Ray's earlier roles include serving as a Mission Delivery Analyst for the American Cancer Society, where the development of nationwide scorecards was a key achievement, and as a Policy Associate at the Environmental and Energy Study Institute, where Ray coordinated efforts for renewable fuels. Ray holds a Master of Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Bachelor of Arts in International Development Studies and Environmental Studies from UCLA.