Our Leaders
Aligned Incentives has a network model of collaboration that enables us to work with the best and brightest. We collaborate with the world’s leading academics and researchers from a broad set of Universities including Harvard, Carnegie Mellon, UC Berkeley, University of Maryland and the Technical University of Denmark. Here are our core leaders and advisors:

YANN RISZCo-Founder and CEO
Yann Risz / Co-Founder and CEO

Craig CammarataCo-Founder and COO
CRAIG CAMMARATA / Co-Founder and COO

Prof. Michael HauschildAdvisor
Prof. Michael Hauschild / Advisor
Generally acknowledged as one of the most important thinkers and leaders in LCA, Michael has written many of the rules, standards and frameworks that guide the profession today. Michael is a Professor at the Technical University of Denmark where he heads the division of Quantitative Sustainability Assessment, he chaired the UNEP-SETAC task force on life cycle impact assessment of toxic impacts and is one of the leading forces behind the development of the global consensus model USEtox® for assessment of toxic substances in LCA. He is on the Editorial Board of The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment and CIRP Annals – Manufacturing Technology. Michael is appointed member of the LCIA Advisory Group for the European LCA Platform project of the EU Commission.

Prof. Scott MatthewsAdvisor
Prof. Scott Matthews / Advisor
Scott is a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. Scott has spent much of his career developing tools and methods to help support and teach about decisions that span economic and environmental aspects of product life cycles. He led the development of Carnegie Mellon’s widely used Economic Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment model and recently published a freely available university course textbook on LCA (www.lcatextbook.com). He has served as chair of the Committee on Sustainable Systems and Technology with the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, member of the advisory board for the EPEAT Green Electronics Standard, and on the Executive Committee for the American Center for Life Cycle Assessment. He is a member of the US National Academies Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology (BEST) and has served on several NAS study committees on energy and sustainability.