Noah Slovin

Biography

Noah Slovin, AICP, CFM, is a Senior Resilience Planner who, for over a decade, has worked with clients to understand the best approaches for implementing sustainability and building climate resilience based on the unique needs and experiences of communities, businesses, and policymakers. Noah leverages his expertise in policy frameworks, climate science, sustainability, and resilience best practices, along with an understanding of capital and operational limitations, to engage clients in collaborative planning processes. This approach enables the identification of practical, applicable, and fundable actions that can reduce risks, increase resilience, and enhance sustainability. He has supported both public- and private-sector clients to better understand how climate change can impact assets, supply chains, customer experience, quality of life, and other aspects of operations and service continuity. He is particularly interested in using collaborative planning to achieve sustainable and equitable outcomes; he completed a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Urban Justice and Sustainability from Tufts University in 2019.

Professional Accomplishments and Associations

• UMass Amherst Masters of Sciences (MS)
• Tufts Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS)
• Founding member and current Vice Chair of the Massachusetts Association for Floodplain Management (massFM)
• Environmental Business Council of New England (EBCNE) Climate Change Committee Leadership Team Member