Ben Titcomb is a sustainability professional with experience in carpentry, start-ups, and working within the blue economy.

His interests in culture and innovation led him to study international business, followed by sustainability science at the Harvard Extension School, where he focused on sustainable entrepreneurship. He pursues small building projects with natural materials and opportunities to collaborate on forward-thinking ideas. He’s a proponent of growing the circular economy, conserving nature, and co-creating regenerative cultures adapted to the unique conditions of place, and he offers sustainability consulting services to organizations pursuing these goals.

He loves being out on the waters of Casco Bay and has spent most of his life working in rural communities in New Hampshire and Maine. He channels his passion for the environment and local, small business into his work and is involved in local bioregional regeneration initiatives as a member of the Forests of the Northeast working group.