Our Donors
The work we’re doing this summer – both in Tanzania and in the U.S – could not have been made possible without our very supportive donors. Thank you!
* The Woods Institute for the Environment
* The Haas Center for Public Service
* Clinton Global University Initiative (CGI U)
* d.school Social Entrepreneurship Lab & Funding Panel
* Private Donors
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Our Team
The Engineers:
- Greg Lee *homeboy* is a Master’s student in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University. He received his undergraduate degree in ME from Stanford as well. He currently works at D-Rev and previously worked at CoolEarth Solar for two years, a utility-scale solar power venture in the bay area.
- Nathan Parkhill *the Apple Guy* works for Apple and helps out on the engineering side for FromConcentrate. He received his M.S and B.S from Stanford in Mechanical Engineering.
- Lesley Silverthorn *d.thorn with d.puppy* will be working at D2M in the fall. She graduated from Stanford with a B.S in Product Design and an M.S in Mechanical Engineering.
- Bryan Duggan *fromtheGREATlakes* is also a Master’s student in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford. He received his undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering from Kettering University. He previously worked at Johnson Controls.
The B-Folk:
- Patty Buckley *Adult Supervision* received her MBA from the GSB at Stanford and is also working towards a Master’s in Public Administration at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. Prior to grad school, Patty worked at Google for 4 years, in California, Brazil and Argentina.
- Amanda Gonzalez *Young’n w/skillz* is a Master’s student in Management Science and Engineering (MS&E) with a focus on Energy and the Environment. She finished up her undergraduate work this year in MS&E. Amanda is interested in social entrepreneurship, social justice, and sustainable development.
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Bryan,
Hi from Grandma and Grandpa, it appears that you and your team members are adapting very well to your surroundings.
I would be very interested in some information as to your approach to providing the electrical power needs for the location you are presently at.
Grandpa