Jason Dodier is an American international business professional and Co-Founder of the GRAIN Ecosystem, aiming to revolutionize global project development through digitization, transparency, and increased access to capital. His mission focuses on empowering project developers worldwide to meet ambitious waste-to-value, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity goals set by the global climate agenda. Based in New York City, Jason played a key role in advancing Energy as a Service microgrids in the US, notably contributing to the JFK New Terminal One Microgrid. This project, soon to be the largest rooftop terminal solar array in the US, showcases his dedication to digital transformation and sustainability. With a career spanning the US, Middle East, and Europe, Jason's experience in operations, business development, marketing, and sales management at Schneider Electric has refined his expertise. Currently, Jason serves as a sustainability ambassador, advocating for the integration of IT and educational reform. He delivers impactful speeches and builds connections with industry leaders. Beyond his professional endeavors, Jason co-founded Fountainhead Rhode Island, a notable non-profit known for transformative initiatives in the New England region. His roles in sustainable energy solutions and non-profit leadership underscore his commitment to a more sustainable future. Jason holds an MBA from Georgetown University and a bachelor's degree from Bryant University.