Dana Archer-Rosenthal has 20 years of experience supporting innovative poverty alleviation and environmental sustainability initiatives. She has held leadership positions in leading social enterprises (Hot Bread Kitchen, BlocPower), community development financial institutions (Nonprofit Finance Fund) and philanthropy (Robin Hood Foundation), and has managed program delivery for large-scale public-private partnerships funded by the City of New York and the federal Social Innovation Fund. She has deep issue area expertise in workforce and economic development with a focus on the clean energy sectors, and social innovation financing and funding models. As an independent consultant since 2017, she has provided tactical and strategic support to early- and growth-stage organizations and companies in the areas of program design and evaluation, fundraising and financing strategy and organizational growth and development. She is a proud native New Yorker and New York City public school graduate and has degrees in urban studies and city planning from Vassar College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.