About us

Ed leads on partnerships, fundraising strategy, and organisational systems at Climate Barometer. With over 20 years of experience in the social purpose sector, Ed brings a background in programme management, organisational design, and network building across the not-for-profit and impact business sectors. Before joining Climate Barometer, he was Associate Director of Strategy and Culture at Power to Change, where he supported the growth and development of community owned businesses across England. He also co-founded Tech4Good South West, a regional community bringing together charities, tech professionals and purpose-led businesses to share skills, solve problems and drive social impact across the South West.

As a researcher at Climate Barometer, Luisa manages the delivery of the Climate Barometer tracker and other quantitative or qualitative research projects. With a background in Sustainable Development and Migration Studies, she has led polling, focus group and narrative research on communications and engagement with these topics. Alongside this, Luisa is a freelance research consultant and climate conversations training facilitator. Previously, she worked as a researcher at Climate Outreach, managed research programmes at the University of Oxford’s European Studies Centre and worked on migration policy at the GIZ.

After co-founding Climate Barometer, Niall now leads on climate resilience insights (including impacts, adaptation and nature), alongside stewarding the topic threads and producing creative content (such as visuals and videos). His background includes a PhD on the psychology of climate adaptation (University of Bath & Exeter, with Climate Outreach), collaboration on numerous heat risk projects (with LSE Grantham Institute / Place-Based Climate Action Network), and contributions to national-level sustainable farming policy (Defra).

His climate commentary has featured across international media outlets, including the Guardian, Rolling Stone, The Ecologist, Business Green and Climate Home News. Alongside Climate Barometer, he works as a freelance climate videographer, researcher and communications specialist.

Susie leads on the strategy and direction of Climate Barometer’s tracker insights and wider data management systems, and also co-stewards Climate Barometer’s governance, wellbeing, and finances. As a research scientist with a background in environmental and social psychology, Susie is passionate about doing social good with effective, creative, and careful research. Before co-founding Climate Barometer, Susie worked across academia, the non-profit sector and consultancies, including posts at Climate Outreach and the University of Groningen. 

Adam was one of the founders of Climate Barometer and plays the role of impact, engagement & strategy lead in the team. Adam is a writer, researcher and strategist specialising in public opinion on climate change. He previously held the posts of Research Director at Climate Outreach, Co-Director at the centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations (CAST), Interim Director at the Local Storytelling Exchange and Senior Associate on audience insights for the European Climate Foundation.

Adam has written commentary and analyses for international media (the Guardian, New Scientist, FT), authored a wide range of reports, published widely in academic journals and lead-authored the book ‘Talking Climate: From Research to Practice in Public Engagement’.

Nadja leads on Climate Barometer’s media engagement and external communications, shaping public narrative, managing reputation and growing visibility through targeted media, digital content and sector partnerships. With a background in journalism and over a decade of experience in strategic storytelling and media relations, she has developed communications strategies and campaigns across the UK, Europe, Australia, and the US.