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Schuyler Dalton
Impact Investing @ WWF
Schuyler C. Dalton is the Regenerative Agriculture Impact Investing Manager at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), where he focuses on advancing sustainable agricultural practices through strategic investments. His role involves collaborating with various stakeholders to promote regenerative agriculture, which aims to enhance soil health, biodiversity, and overall ecosystem resilience.
Background and Experience
- Education: Schuyler holds a degree from The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, equipping him with a strong foundation in business and investment strategies.
- Professional Role: At WWF, he is part of the Impact Investing team, which seeks to provide catalytic capital to early-stage companies that align with WWF's conservation goals, particularly in the areas of aquaculture, food circularity, and regenerative agriculture.123
Focus Areas
- Schuyler's work emphasizes innovative solutions in livestock feed, manure management, and improving farmworker welfare. These efforts are aimed at creating more sustainable food systems that can better withstand environmental challenges while also providing economic opportunities for farmers.23
Location
He is based in the Greater Boston area, where he engages with a network of professionals dedicated to sustainability and impact investing.14
In summary, Schuyler C. Dalton plays a pivotal role in integrating financial investment with ecological sustainability at WWF, focusing on transformative agricultural practices that benefit both the environment and local communities.
Highlights
Continuing my busy week on LinkedIn by posting a summer internship with WWF's Impact Investing team! We're hiring for a grad student intern to work closely with WWF Impact across our three portfolios: aquaculture, food circularity, and regen ag. This is a small team with big goals and a lot to get done! We're working on the edge of innovation, food systems, and finance which is an exciting place to be.
More information and apply here: https://lnkd.in/eHJyHWZN
Isabelle Foster Struan Coleman Kelsey Sloter
I'm hiring two summer interns! Come work with me on some of the toughest challenges in food and ag at World Wildlife Fund.
WWF has launched BRIDGE (Building Relationships, Inclusivity, Diversity, Growth, and Excellence): a diversity-focused, paid summer internship program for undergraduate and non-doctoral graduate students! We have 39 open positions, all available on our Careers website.
Graduate level internship: https://lnkd.in/efRvsiHM
Undergrad internship: https://lnkd.in/exFvhDRZ
The internship program runs from June 5 through August 11, for 10 weeks. Both in-person and virtual options are available. Interns will be provided a set of professional development opportunities, including: 1) development discussions with their manager, 2) up to two online courses through Cornell University’s eCornell program, 3) speed mentoring sessions, 4) opportunity to present their work to intern peers and WWF staff, and 5) session on resume and interviewing best practices. Interns will also be able to engage with WWF’s CEO, the senior management team, employee resource groups, and representatives from other departments. Applications will remain open through the end of March. Internship details including pay and eligibility are available on the website. Apply today! https://lnkd.in/enj3wfRd
