Our Team

Alessandro is Research Professor at the Center for Remote Sensing, Boston University. A pioneer in developing methodologies to measure and monitor vegetation and biomass from space, Alessandro’s scientific breakthroughs are at the core of Chloris’ solutions.
He is a member of the NASA Carbon Monitoring System Science Team since 2014 and has been a Senior Scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center.

Giulio Boccaletti is a senior executive with two decades experience in climate and sustainability. As a partner of McKinsey & Company he was a leader of the Sustainability Practice, serving clients across industry sectors, international institutions, and country governments.
He has led the water practice of The Nature Conservancy, the largest conservation organization in the world, and was its Chief Strategy Officer. He has been a climate scientist at Princeton and MIT.

Julia is an experienced Senior Data Scientist with a PhD in wind energy from the Technical University of Denmark and a master’s in meteorology. She has a passion for innovations to fight climate change, and is skilled in product development, with comprehensive experience in analyzing complex data structures and performing statistical analysis and modeling to develop sustainable and innovative solutions. Before joining Chloris Geospatial, she supervised the weather data implementation at Indigo Ag and developed near-real-time rain forecasts at ClimaCell.

Alicja graduated from University College London where she studied Smart Cities and Urban Analytics at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis. Her dissertation has been nominated for the RGS GIScience research prize in 2021. Driven by her passion for the environment and sustainable solutions, she uses geospatial data to provide insights, understand and solve complex problems. She loves great maps and visualization.

A graduate of the London School of Economics, Emmett spent the last decade launching retail and digital businesses in rural New Hampshire. He has also served as Program Director for the international non-profit, FarmersFirst: Africa, to support climate knowledge and food security for subsistence farmers throughout central Africa. And as the Chief Product Officer for Weather Analytics, Emmett drove the product vision, design and marketing and served as the senior executive in managing U.S. Government accounts, including the Department of Homeland Security, Pentagon and the Intelligence Community. Emmett’s businesses have been featured in Huffington Post and Food Network Magazine, and he was named New Hampshire’s Young Entrepreneur of 2019.

Jay has nearly 10 years of professional software development experience, and a degree in Computer Information Systems from Ivy Tech. Most recently, he led the software team for a community resilience-focused startup, using local and regional asset and threat data to aid decision makers within local government. He also helped build Climate Explorer, which is part of the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit.