Amber Greaney, MPA

Vice President, Sustainability

Amber Greaney is the Vice President of KERAMIDA’s Sustainability Division, where she leads the firm’s growth in Corporate Sustainability reporting, GHG services, and Livable Cities. She plays a key role in expanding the division’s market presence, developing client relationships, and guiding a team of experts in delivering high-impact sustainability solutions to corporate, municipal, and institutional clients.

Ms. Greaney’s technical expertise includes climate action planning, sustainability reporting, and stakeholder engagement. She has advised Fortune 500 companies and cities across the world on their decarbonization and sustainability initiatives. Her approach integrates regulatory insight, stakeholder engagement, and implementation planning to help clients meet evolving environmental expectations and mandates.

With a career rooted in the intersection of environmental consulting, public service, and higher education, Ms. Greaney brings a unique blend of technical knowledge and strategic communication. She has worked with environmental nonprofits, served in local government, taught sustainability management at Indiana University, and frequently speaks at industry conferences worldwide. Ms. Greaney’s leadership is grounded in a mission to empower organizations of all sizes to take bold, measurable action on sustainability.

Education:

B.S. – Sustainability Management and Policy, Indiana University, Indianapolis
B.S. – Public Affairs, Indiana University, Indianapolis
MPA – Indiana University, Indianapolis (Concentration: Environmental Policy and Sustainability)

Certifications & Registrations:

LEED GA
ENV SP

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