SBLP Team
Katrina Kazda - Managing Coordinator
Katrina is Managing Coordinator for the SBLP and Membership Director for SBN. Raised in Arlington, Katrina has a deep connection to the city and is committed to making Boston the greenest city on earth!
Katrina received her Bachelors degree in Visual Anthropology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 2003 and her Master’s degree in Sustainable International Development from Brandeis University in 2010. Before turning her attention closer to home, she worked on a variety of international development initiatives, including most recently the Lighting a Billion Lives campaign- a rural solar lighting program based in New Delhi, India.
Katrina was the first ever recipient of the Maynard Town Committee’s “Think Globally, Act Locally” Award (2009) for voluntarily undertaking a municipal energy audit for the Town of Maynard to kick-start the town’s sustainable future. She is an active volunteer for The Massachusetts Outdoor Volunteer Experience (theMOVE) and is energetically involved in the local food and local economy movements.
Adritha Subbiah - Program Coordinator
Adritha is a Program Coordinator for the SBLP in Cambridge and Somerville. With a B.S. in Environmental Science, Chemistry and Zoology from St. Joseph’s College in Bangalore, Adritha has been involved in environmental projects focusing on resource and waste stream management as well as species diversity studies.
Adritha holds an M.A. from the Integrated Marketing Communication program at Emerson College, Boston. She has worked in the field of Advertising and Public Relations and has an intimate understanding of the role that communication plays in promoting sustainability. Having grown up in a community actively involved in wildlife conservation in India, Adritha recognizes the delicate balance between nature and human development and is passionate about finding a sustainable balance between the two.
Laury Hammel - SBN Executive Director
Laury Hammel is the owner and president of The Longfellow Clubs located in Wayland, Sudbury, Natick, and Franklin, MA. For over twenty years his company has been an environmental leader for local businesses everywhere. e developed the first version of the SBLP in 1989, which was called Conserve, Preserve, and Recycle--CPR for the Earth.
Laury has also founded several business groups committed to social and environmental responsibility including BSR, SBN, and the national group called the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE).
