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Peter Croce

Lead Product Manager at Postlight

Peter Croce is a seasoned product lead with a passion for addressing the climate crisis and advancing carbon removal initiatives. He has a strong background in leading teams and developing a wide range of products, from catastrophe insurance software to bird-watching mobile apps.

Peter's academic background includes a BA in Criminology and a BS in Psychology, both from the University of Florida.

Throughout his career, Peter has held key positions in various organizations, such as Lead Product Manager, Senior Product Manager, and Product Manager at Postlight, a digital product studio. He has also worked in roles like Innovation Labs Facilitator at The Dali Museum, Software Engineer for various clients, and Business Development Specialist for the Clark County Green Business Program at AmeriCorps.

Peter Croce's diverse professional experience includes leadership roles in project management, business development, software engineering, and innovation facilitation. His expertise in product management and his commitment to addressing climate change make him a valuable asset in the tech and environmental sectors.

To learn more about Peter Croce and his work on climate science and carbon removal, visit his website at petercroce.org.

Highlights

Apr 15 · linkedin

I heard an ad today: “When cyber criminals strike, the difference between a catastrophic event and resilience is preparedness.”

A few decades ago, digital security was not a risk anyone had to think about. Now, every company needs a digital security strategy. More generally, everyone needs digital literacy to do their job or just everyday life activities.

A similar shift is unfolding now related to climate risk and therefore climate literacy. For a long time the climate was stable. Now, climate instability is here. It can cause disruptions. Every company needs a climate resilience strategy, as some already know. Everyone will need climate literacy to do their job or just everyday life activities.

This doesn’t mean the future will be bad. In fact, it could be wonderful. But with climate instability, the difference between catastrophic events and resilience is preparedness. Paying attention to changing climate conditions in places that matter to you and your communities, company, or organization is the key first step in building resilience and a prosperous future.

At Probable Futures, we’re on a mission to make it easy for anyone to grow their climate literacy and begin building the processes and core competencies in their community or organization to increase climate resilience.

On probablefutures.org, you can read the introductory climate handbook, explore climate maps, and read articles. And if you have an event, we can come speak.

If you want to begin building climate literacy and resilience in your life or organization, tell me what you’re thinking about. I will be happy to help you start.

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New York, New York