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CALSTART is a nonprofit consortium founded in 1992 that works to accelerate the adoption of clean transportation technologies. The organization operates by connecting technology firms, government agencies, manufacturers, and suppliers, serving as a hub for collaboration in the sector. Its network includes over 210 member organizations.

The consortium manages hundreds of millions of dollars in government grants and incentive programs aimed at advancing zero-emission vehicles and related infrastructure. Its work has contributed to the deployment of thousands of zero-emission vehicles. CALSTART operates across four U.S. states - California, New York, Michigan, and Colorado - and has an international presence in Europe.

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Head of Philanthropy and Private Funding

CALSTART

United States (Remote)

$140K – $178K Yearly21h ago

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