Tim Sahay, PhD Physics MIT. Senior Policy Manager, Green New Deal Network and Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council, Europe Center. Tim has worked over the past decade across physics, cleantech, climate adaptation & consulting. While doing a PhD in Physics at MIT, he organized the campus fossil divestment movement. As the Blue-Green Cities fellow at the Charles River Watershed Association, he organized housing advocates to lobby for climate resiliency in Boston. He has worked as a consultant on projects ranging from pollution in India to energy transition in China. He is currently the senior policy manager at Green New Deal Network, a coalition of labor, climate and environmental justice organizations growing a movement to pass national and international green policies. He has advised Congressional offices designing investment, trade,procurement, and industrial policies that simultaneously create good jobs, address climate change, curb racial and economic inequity. His research interests are industrial policy and energy politics. Originally from Mumbai, he is based in New York City.
Ted Fertik, PhD History, Yale University, Senior strategist, Grassroots Power Project as well as a Senior Policy Strategist for Working Families Party. Ted is a senior strategist with the Grassroots Power Project as well as a senior policy strategist for Working Families Party. He received a Ph.D. in History from Yale University in 2018 with a dissertation on the international politics and economics of developmental nationalism and great power competition in the interwar period. He is the author, with Adam Tooze, of The World Economy and the Great War (Geschichte und Gesellschaft, 2014), and, with Naomi Lamoreaux, "World War I and the Restructuring of International Business"; (NBER, 2020). His popular writings have been published in n+1, the Nation, Dissent, Jacobin, Boston Review, and elsewhere.
