
The science is clear, we are rapidly running out of time to save our natural world. We need a new approach to help organisations meet pending net-zero and biodiversity targets.
At Bright Tide, we work with businesses to help them make climate change and biodiversity a strategic priority. We do this through (i) providing guidance and advisory support to organisations on their climate and biodiversity strategies (ii) facilitating training workshops for staff members on climate change and biodiversity risk and (iii) connecting businesses to investment-ready solutions in the climate/biodiversity markets.
Our approach can help companies meet important net-zero and biodiversity targets, increase employee engagement and wellbeing, improve brand positioning and helps companies make the transition to more sustainable and nature-positive supply chains.
When we work together, amazing things can happen.
Our team

Our team

Our Mission

Advisor
DR RALPH CHAMI
Dr. Ralph Chami is an Assistant Director at the IMF. He is currently on sabbatical from the IMF working on tackling the two risks to humanity – climate change and biodiversity loss.
He has developed a model for valuing natural capital, including blue and green nature, flora, and fauna, and a framework for developing the natural capital markets for ecosystem services.
Expert on fragile and low and middle-income states he is co-founder of Blue Green Future (bluegreenfuture.org) and Rebalance Earth and on the Advisory Boards of the Geneva Macro-Labs, Euro-Mediterranean Economists Association (EMEA) and the EU-Mediterranean and African Network for Economic Studies (EMANES, formerly EMNES), as well as Senior Finance Advisor at Finance for Biodiversity Initiative, F4B.

Advisor
ABIGAIL CARROLL
Abigail Carroll is an Entrepreneur, Investor, and Board Member in Europe and the US.
In addition to her work at Bright Tide, she serves on the board of BlueTrace, an American seafood traceability saas company with hundreds of clients in North America and Australia. She is a Member of Blue Angels, Paris Business Angels, and Maine Angels.
Abigail has spoken publicly on the subjects of the environment, entrepreneurship and aquaculture at venues such as TEDX, the Boston Athenaeum, Maine Live, Gulf of Maine Research Institute, and many more. Her publishing credits include articles about oysters, the environment, and France in Global Geneva, Portland Press Herald, The Bangor Daily News, This City Paris, and The Daily Telegraph (UK’s broadest circulated daily).
Abigail is incoming President of the World Affairs Council of Maine and is on the Biddeford Shellfish Conservation Committee.
She received an MIA in Banking and Finance from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs. She speaks English, French and some Spanish.