1. ROB
KINSLOW
SUSTAINABLE
CHANGE
CONSULTANT
Raised
as
a
farmer,
educated
as
an
aerospace
engineer,
skilled
as
a
speaker
and
shaped
by
a
lifetime
dedicated
to
advancing
the
practice
of
sustainability
and
conservation,
with
a
high-­‐wide
and
deep
perspective
on
human
potential,
as
core
competencies.
AREAS
OF
EXPERTISE
 Program
Management
 Technology
Integration
 Graphic
Meeting
Facilitation
 Budgeting
&
Cost
Control
 Sustainability
Reporting
 Public
Speaking
 Technical
Writing
 Stakeholder
Engagement
 Geothermal
Energy
TRAINING
 Community-­‐Based
Social
Marketing
(CBSM):
Building
Sustainability
in
Communities
(2009/2013)
 Energy
Efficiency
Sales
Professional
Training
(EEFG)
(2012/2013)
 Global
Reporting
Initiative
(GRI):
Sustainability
Metrics
Reporting
Certificate
(2012)
 Hawaii
Emerging
Leaders
Program
(HELP)
–
Center
for
Strategic
International
Studies
(CSIS)
(2011)
 Certificate,
National
Community
Change
Development,
Hawaii
Pacific
University
(2011)
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT/BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
Northrop
Grumman
1985-­1997
Systems
Engineering
Specialist
Increasingly
complex
problem
solving
as
Technology
facilitator,
Principal
Investigator,
Program
manager
and
Systems
Analyst
on
large
military
systems
projects.
Budget
authority
from
$50K-­‐$15M.
Oversaw
design,
build,
analysis,
test
and
deliver
phases,
while
managing
cross-­‐functional
teams
to
meet
operational
goals.
Author
and
custodian
of
classified/unclassified
reports,
papers,
and
presentations.
Developed
innovative
methods
to
integrate
new
technologies,
involved
in
B&P,
NCTA,
and
CRAD
business
development.
SUSTAINABLE
DESIGN
Consultant
2002-­2016
Sustainability
Advisor/Facilitator/Organic
Farm
Operations
IUCN
Young
Professionals
and
Inspiring
New
Leaders
(YP/ING)
project
consultant.
Facilitated
visual
integrated
organizational
strategic
sustainability
plans.
Authored
three
Hawaii
eco-­‐ag-­‐camp
design
proposals.
Caretaker
for
a
24-­‐
acre
forest
project
and
educational
center
on
Mauna
Kea.
Experience
with
off-­‐the-­‐grid
systems,
on-­‐site
energy
generation,
organic
food
production,
land
stewardship
program
development,
green
power
technologies,
permaculture,
and
restoration
planning.
Coordinated
daily
and
seasonal
activities
at
an
organic
farm.
SOCIAL
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
Projects/Campaigns
1994-­2015
 Ola
Hawaii:
Sustainability
Consultancy:
UH
Maui
and
Kohala
center
 Public
Speaker
–
Forte
Speakers
Hawaii
 Green
Design
–
Eco-­‐Project
Designs
for
Camp
Paumalu/Camp
Mokuleia/Ahu
Lani
Retreat
Center
 Climate
Leadership
–
Trainer/Mentor
for
Al
Gore’s
Climate
Reality
network
 Executive
Director
–
Ballona
Wetlands
Land
Trust/Hawaii
Interfaith
Power
&
Light
 Renewable
Energy
Task
Group
(RETG)
–
Episcopal
Diocese
Hawaii
 Founder/Owner
–
ActaVista
Project,
Residential
Community
Action
Space
EDUCATION
 Masters,
Global
Leadership
&
Sustainable
Development,
Valedictorian—Hawaii
Pacific
University
 Bachelor
of
Science,
Aerospace
Engineering—University
of
Maryland,
College
Park
SPECIAL
HONORS
 Fellow,
National
Geothermal
Academy—US
Dept
of
Energy/University
of
Nevada,
Reno
(2012)
 Fellow,
Emerging
Leaders
Extraction
Environment:
Ghana,
Africa,
US
State
Dept
&
Duquesne
University
(2011)
 Mentor-­‐in-­‐Residence,
Hogan
Entrepreneurial
Program,
Chaminade
University
(2013-­‐2016)