About Bill Haney

An inventor and entrepreneur, Bill Haney started his first company as a college freshman, inventing and building air pollution control systems for power plants. Since then he has started or helped start more than a dozen technology companies.

Bill was a founding member of the national environmental advisory board for the US Environmental Protection Agency, the President’s Circle for the National Academy of Sciences, has won a Humanitarian Award from Harvard Medical School, an Achievement Award from the ACLU and serves or has served on boards for Harvard, MIT, State and Federal Government agencies, the World Wildlife Fund, the World Resources Institute, and the NRDC.

Bill holds a BA from Harvard College and was a Kennedy School Fellow from 1997-2001.