Alex Parker

Alex founded Craft for Climate after being trained as a Climate Reality leader by the Climate Reality Project. With Craft for Climate, he combines a love of craft beer with a desire to educate people about climate change and take meaningful action. Alex lives outside Chicago with his wife and son, and is a mediocre home brewer, despite brewing for more than seven years. His day job is in communications for Molson Coors Beverage Company, which has no affiliation with Craft for Climate.

Desert island beer: Boulevard’s Tank 7 or Wild Onion’s Misfit IPA

Rob Vandenabeele

An avid gardener, biker, and nature lover, Rob Vandenabeele is co-founder of the Mass. Brew Bros. and founder of EcoFriendlyBeer.com, a website dedicated to sharing insights on how the craft brewing industry and its consumers can better protect our Earth, the only planet with craft beer. He is a certified TRUE Zero Waste Advisor and is nearing completion of his graduate certificate program in Environmental Sustainability from the Harvard Extension School. 

Adam Dickens

Adam founded Dickens Candles by drawing inspiration from coffee, beer and Saturday mornings. He set out to make a candle you can feel good about that was sustainable and handmade. The hand-poured candles feature upcycled bottles,100% renewable American grown soy wax and strong but not overpowering scents. Sustainability is built into every candle including shipping with reused packing paper, biodegradable packing peanuts and plant based tape. Adam is also a mediocre homebrewer, an above average beer drinker and sustainability advocate.

Desert island beer: Half Acre’s Bodem or Noon Whistle’s Gummy Vortex