Prime Family
Prime Coalition is dedicated to supporting scalable solutions that we believe will have a massive impact
on climate change. To fulfill our mission, we create
and run our own nonprofit programs while also
building and supporting a growing family of
organizations that are governed by Prime’s mission.
Prime Coalition Staff
Manager, Communications
Senior Advisor, Impact Accountability
Manager, Executive Office
Chief Program Officer
Senior Associate, Trellis Climate
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Manager, Partnerships Operations
Assistant Director, Impact
Communications Specialist, Project Frame
Manager, Impact Accountability
Principal, Trellis Climate
Managing Director, Trellis Climate
Senior Associate, Impact
Chief Operating Officer
Assistant Director, Finance
Senior Manager, People & Culture
Manager, Demand Flexibility Project
Principal, Trellis Climate
Assistant Director, Partnerships
Senior Associate, Impact
Manager, Knowledge Sharing
Assistant Director, Impact
Azolla Ventures Team
Head of Finance and Operations
Board of Directors
Outside Board Committee Members
General Atlantic | BeyondNetZero
Cambridge Associates
Mission Alignment Committee
The Mission Alignment Committee (MAC) serves in a cross-cutting advisory capacity to ensure fidelity to Prime's nonprofit mission in the context of all our catalytic investment programming. The MAC reviews Prime’s pre-investment diligence on impact potential and additionality, and is gating to all investment decisions. Post-investment, the MAC holds our nonprofit staff and our affiliated investment managers accountable to Prime’s impact goals through proactive oversight of ongoing impact management and reporting, as well as responsibility over impact-linked compensation when needed.
Investment Advisory Committee
The Investment Advisory Committee (IAC) serves in an advisory capacity to Prime’s venture capital practice, providing point-in-time input on whether each prospective early-stage company 1) is likely or unlikely to secure sufficient financial support from commercial sources of capital, and 2) might become attractive to co- or follow-on commercial investors, once sufficiently de-risked.