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At Framework, Ryan supports project leads in coordinating tasks, time-lines, and deliverables. Ryan also serves as the Network Contact for the Global Compact Network USA, where he organizes communications and programming for the Network’s 600+ members, and provides strategic counsel to its Board of Directors.Ryan graduated from Boston College with a bachelor’s degree in Film Studies. He was heavily involved in the production of various social justice documentaries.

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Prior to joining Framework, Faith’s interest in sustainability has led her to varied positions and locations; working on food system inequality in Connecticut, guiding teenagers on wilderness trips in upstate New York, coordinating college campus environmental initiatives through Pittsburgh’s Student Conservation Association, and managing the City of Boston’s Building Energy Reporting and Disclosure Ordinance. She utilizes these diverse experiences and skill sets in her role at Framework analyzing sustainability trends and company performance.

Faith holds bachelor’s degrees in English and Environmental Studies from Skidmore College.

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Michael Cook’s approach to corporate responsibility has been informed by his diverse background in corporate sustainability consulting and non-profit management. Michael works with leadership and key stakeholders to measure impacts, find solutions, drive strategic decision making and develop world class communications.

Michael has spent the past five years advising leading companies on corporate sustainability/CSR strategy, CSR reporting, materiality, stakeholder engagement, and strategic communications. Prior, Michael advised the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and worked as a Research Associate for Winston Eco-Strategies supporting a corporate sustainability benchmarking platform. Michael spent six years leading strategic business development and marketing projects across a network of 22 offices for a global humanitarian relief organization. He started his career overseeing large scale corporate volunteer programs. Michael holds a Master of Science in Sustainability Management from Columbia University and a BA in Communications from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Previously, Adam advised Fortune 500 companies, governmental agencies, and other large organizations on sustainability leadership as an account manager for CDP’s Supply Chain program and before that as a consultant. Notable projects include advising the government of Montenegro on green building policy and co-founding New York’s first commercial compost pickup company. Adam is a regular public speaker on diverse sustainability topics. He has an undergraduate degree from Oberlin College and a Master of Science in Sustainability Management from Columbia University.

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Since Alec joined Framework, he has conducted benchmark and materiality analyses, ESG integration, and Sustainable Value Assessment projects on behalf of clients and has applied the results of these analyses in the course of sustainability reporting and other advisory work.Alec works closely with the firm’s partners to track and assess emerging trends in sustainability—such as increasing investor use of ESG data—and, ultimately, empower clients to pursue new opportunities in the space.Prior to joining the firm, Alec conducted due diligence and business analysis projects for Boston-area companies including Pax World Mutual Funds, Landslides Aerial Photography, and Autoworks, Inc. Alec holds bachelor’s degrees in Anthropology and Latin American Studies from Connecticut College.

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Prior to consulting, she spent six years as the sustainability lead at global insurer AIG, where she ran a new product development team responsive to climate change, led cutting-edge research and communications for the AIG Science team, and was responsible for the firm’s environmental reporting disclosures.

At Framework, Christina leads and manages large, standards-based reporting projects and sustainability communications for clients, including innovating new approaches as corporate reporting continues to evolve. She also contributes to Framework’s external communications, thought leadership and business development opportunities.

Christina holds a B.A. in Environmental Analysis and Policy from Boston University and a Master of Public Policy from the University of Chicago. In 2015, she also completed a Professional Certificate in Business Sustainability Management from the University of Colorado Boulder.

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Cecile holds an associate’s degree in Arts and Humanities and a B.S. in Business Administration from Southern Connecticut State University. She was born in Germany and raised in Québec, Canada. She lives in Fairfield, Connecticut with her husband and her beloved Chihuahua, Josie.

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At Framework, KT manages materiality projects and helps companies ensure that their disclosure and strategy are aligned with ESG standards and best practices. As an expert in the Global Reporting Initiative G4 guidelines, UNGC principles, and other disclosure frameworks, she supports reporting projects by tracking adherence, conducting benchmarks and research, and strategizing ways to optimize disclosures. KT is an FSA Credential Level II Candidate, a certification developed by SASB to identify leaders in sustainability accounting.Prior to joining Framework, KT earned her MSc in Carbon Management from the University of Edinburgh, where she focused on climate change science and the implications for society and business. She holds a B.B.A from the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business.

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