Who we are
Chief Technology Officer and co-founder Anthony Wexler is a world renowned climate scientist and a U.C. Davis Distinguished Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Land, Air and Water Resources.
Wexler is the founder and director of the UC Davis Air Quality Research Center, a $13 million
Chief Technology Officer and co-founder Anthony Wexler is a world renowned climate scientist and a U.C. Davis Distinguished Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Land, Air and Water Resources.
Wexler is the founder and director of the UC Davis Air Quality Research Center, a $13 million program that works with the state and nation’s top environmental organizations to:
- Measure air pollution concentrations, greenhouse gases, and their emissions.
- Develop models of air pollution transport and transformation based on the fundamental atmospheric physics and chemistry.
- Understand the relationship between air pollution and human health effects.
- Develop novel instruments to measure air pollutants.
- Host international science conferences related to air quality.
Dr. Wexler has a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Physics from UC Berkeley (1976), Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from MIT (1978), and a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Caltech (1990). From 1978 to 1983, he was an employee and co-owner of Berkeley Solar Group, an energy engineering consulting firm that advised Bank of America, Pacific Telesis, Tennessee Valley Authority, and many others on energy efficiency and energy technologies in building science.
Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Jonathan Greenberg is a solution-driven entrepreneur specializing in creating disruptive technologies to serve a changing world.
A Web 1.0 pioneer, he started Gist.com 30 years ago to compete with America’s largest print magazine, News Corporation's TV Guide, providing the world’s first customizab
Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Jonathan Greenberg is a solution-driven entrepreneur specializing in creating disruptive technologies to serve a changing world.
A Web 1.0 pioneer, he started Gist.com 30 years ago to compete with America’s largest print magazine, News Corporation's TV Guide, providing the world’s first customizable TV listings guide and becoming one of 14 companies to win the first ever Webby Award in 1997.
As CEO, CLO and CMO, Greenberg introduced iterative solutions one year ahead of its competition, managing a staff of 80 people to provide custom TV listings and content applications in three countries for a dozen of the world’s largest media companies, including Yahoo, Microsoft, AOL, Hachette Lagardere, Hewlett Packard, Axel Springer, CNN, ABC, CBS and NBC.
Greenberg founded his third start-up company, Progressive Source Communications, in 2007, to focus on “evolutionary media advocacy” campaigns and platforms that serve the public interest. He has created successful “Be the Media” campaigns for groups like the California Air Resources Board, the Northern Sierra AQMD, the Lakota People’s Law Project and the Sonoma County Restore Library Hours ballot initiative.
Greenberg is an experienced investigative financial journalist and analyst who got his start in business as the head researcher for the first three Forbes 400 Rich lists. Through the 1980s and 1990s, he interviewed, analyzed and wrote abut dozens of the world's most successful entrepreneurs.
