Evan is a Senior Director for Sustainable Infrastructure & Finance at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF-US). In this role he supports the organization's efforts to address issues associated with infrastructure design, finance and development.

Prior to joining WWF, Evan managed the Government and Public Sector Practice for CiBO Technologies, a venture-backed agricultural technology start-up. From 2005 – 2017, Evan worked for the US Government’s Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) in a variety of capacities. He began his career at MCC in the Agency’s Infrastructure Practice, designing and overseeing investments in water supply, sanitation, transportation and energy systems in Ghana, Namibia, Honduras and Lesotho. From 2008-2014, he served as MCC’s Deputy Resident Country Director in Maputo, Mozambique where he helped manage MCC’s 5-year program focused on improving economic opportunity through targeted investments in water supply and sanitation infrastructure, transport infrastructure, agriculture and land tenure. Upon his return to Washington, DC in 2014, he served as a Director and Country Team Lead, leading the MCC’s programs in Liberia (2014-2016) and the Philippines (2016-2017).

Evan holds a Master’s Degree in City Planning (MCP) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and received his BA from Middlebury College.