Victoria is the President and Founder of Bluedot Living. She had a long career as a writer-producer in television and is a past President of the Writers Guild of America West. She’s served on numerous nonprofit boards and won numerous awards for her writing and for her human rights activism.

Sarah Ream has had the climate and activism on her mind since circulating a petition to save the baby seals in grade school. Since then, she has worked as a theatre director and teacher in the United States and England and taught English and Theatre for many years at Phillips Exeter Academy. Throughout it all, she has maintained a commitment to environmental issues in a variety of ways – none more exciting than her work with Bluedot.

Liann Bobechko is a writer and editor with more than 20 years of experience in print and digital publishing, including working at Reader’s Digest, Cottage Life magazine, and Alternatives Journal, an environmental studies journal published at the University of Waterloo. Stories she has written and edited have been recognized with more than 35 national and international awards. She is currently the editor for the Toronto edition of Bluedot Living, and is enjoying mentoring the next generation of climate and sustainability writers as senior editor with the Bluedot Institute. She guides the work of student participants and helps them sharpen and refine their writing skills.

Cleo Carney is a student leader and sustainability advocate at Harvard University, hoping to study social studies with a minor in energy and the environment. Cleo is a content creator for Bluedot Living, producing articles, interviews and recipes that promote sustainable living and environmental awareness. As a member of the Harvard Clean Energy Group, the Institute of Politics’ Environmental Action Committee and the Council of Student Sustainability Leaders, she is dedicated to advancing sustainability on campus and beyond. One of the ways she aims to do this is through her work as a representative for Harvard’s Resource Efficiency Program, where she leads peer-driven sustainability initiatives to reduce waste and energy consumption. She is particularly interested in the role the private sector can play in climate solutions; she is a member of the Harvard Venture Capital Group and Harvard Ventures club. Furthermore, she has experience working at the investment firm, TechMet LTD, where she worked to tackle the issue of China-free investment in the critical minerals and metals supply chain. In her free time she likes to run, bake and read.