About us
Our mission is to make it easy to use carbon credits to accelerate your climate impact
We need more people to put more money into reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere through purchasing voluntary carbon credits. Today, too many potential buyers don’t know how or what to buy. They are afraid of doing it wrong. They are afraid of purchasing credits that underperform and leave them open to lawsuits. This isn’t their fault. The market is opaque, confusing, and hard to navigate for even experienced buyers, and organizations need a substantially easier solution.
That is CNaught. With a few clicks, you can access a sophisticated, science-backed carbon credit strategy that was previously available to only the largest buyers. CNaught is helping companies get off the sidelines and do something about climate now.
Our Values
We are guided by three core values that shape everything we do. As CNaught evolves, our goals may shift, but these values remain consistent and the foundation of our culture.
Make a real impact
We’re here to make the world better, not to help us feel better. Every choice we make is to increase the speed and scale of reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.
Stay hungry
We constantly strive to learn and improve while taking on any task necessary to achieve our goals. No challenge is too hard; no task is beneath us.
Win as a team
We work collaboratively and with transparency, understanding that every person’s work affects and supports the company’s goals. Solo heroes need not apply.
Team
Our team has decades of experience building user-centric products in Silicon Valley at companies like
Rev,
Thumbtack,
Uber,
Meta, and
Pachama.
Jason Chen
Founding Engineer
Caitlin McGarry
Head of Business Operations
Rachel Engstrand
Head of Science
Leslie Chao
Head of Product Marketing
Advisors
We are proud to partner with top advisors with deep expertise in the carbon credit market. Their collective wisdom ensures we remain at the forefront of sustainable solutions.
Derik Broekhoff
Senior Scientist
Injy Johnstone
Research Associate
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