The execution infrastructure
for sustainability.
Sustainability is short roughly $5 trillion a year — the gap between the capital the transition needs and what actually flows.
The blocker isn't appetite; it's legibility. Taza makes the system legible — obligation, commitment, and capacity, made decision-grade — so committed capital can move.
Three things, made decision-grade.
What regulation requires
The company's own regulatory exposure — where operations must comply, entity by entity. Regulation made it financial; the read makes it legible.
Who can deliver
Across the whole field, who can actually close the gap — a structured match, not a directory. The lever that turns a plan into an outcome.
Commitment sits between them — promise versus reality, read against the record. Obligation · Commitment · Capacity, made legible.
Sustainability is short $5 trillion a year.
The blocker isn't capital — it's legibility.
Capital won't move where obligation, commitment, and capacity can't be seen and trusted. Regulation made it financial; the data layer to act on it was missing. Thousands of regulations, hundreds of thousands of providers, trillions in stranded capital — and, until now, no system connecting demand to supply. Taza is the execution infrastructure that makes the system legible, so capital can move.
~$5T/yr capital gap — CPI, Global Landscape of Climate Finance, 2025.
Taza is built the shape of the problem.
Mary Wilson built Taza around three gaps she saw keeping sustainability from moving — first-hand, running global segments at AWS. Each maps directly onto a product.
From ambition to action
Sustainability teams couldn't translate goals into actual line-of-business projects. → Foundation + Playbook.
Finding who can deliver
Identifying the best partners to support the action was hard. → Match, the Capacity lever.
Collaborating beyond one company
Building collaborative models across industry, partners, and supply chains is hard when firewalls sit between companies. → Brite.
Demand and supply of one infrastructure.
Who runs the read
- Corporates
- Industry coalitions
- Cities & governments
- Asset owners & banks
Who delivers on it
- Solution providers
- Advisors & consultants
- Academia
- Investors
One operational record. The right intelligence, the right partners, the right time.
Who's behind it.
Mary Wilson
Member of the Net Positive Advisory Panel alongside Paul Polman and Andrew Winston, authors of Net Positive. Previously created and led the Global Sustainability & Climate Tech Partner Segment at AWS — $80M+ in partner-attributed ARR, 300+ ISV and GSI offerings, joint GTM with Accenture, Atos, and Capgemini. Before that, AWS Global Power & Utilities Lead. Stanford Doerr Sustainability Program.
Greg Delhon
Previously Director of Product at Altruistiq, the European sustainability-measurement platform — scaled the measurement org to 30+ through one of Europe's largest seed rounds. Product Manager at dunnhumby; IBM Strategy & Analytics. Operating from Lisbon.
CTO & VP Sales
We're building the founding technical and commercial leadership. If you want to build the execution infrastructure for sustainability, get in touch.
team@tazaai.com ↗Robert Edwards
MD, Hamilton Clark Sustainable Capital · Former U.S. DOE · ex-JPMorgan.
Michael Allegretti
Principal, Hudson Square Group · Former CSO, Rubicon (NYSE) · ex-Uber Public Policy.
Jim Hartzfeld
Founder, Hartzfeld Sustainability Advisors · 19 yrs Interface (with Ray Anderson) · ex-Brambles.
Sameer Kenkare
Partner, Corporate VC & Innovation, Amazon · WEF Agenda Contributor · MIT.
Built on a proprietary framework.
The framework Echo operationalizes is Net Positive (Polman & Winston) — Taza's CEO sits on its Advisory Panel with the authors. Public data by default — disclosures, filings, NGO publications, court records, third-party analyses — refreshed continuously, every claim cited to source.
Live today — growing on the network surface first.
580+
Users from 30 Fortune 500 companies — concentrated on Brite, the collaboration surface where buyers and providers organize around the work itself.
Brite, in production
The network surface ships today. Buyers, providers, advisors, and operators meet on one record — without an enterprise procurement cycle.
Foundation, just opened
The scored, cited diagnostic — recently opened for the first commercial cohort. First reports ship in 5–7 days.
How we build it responsibly.
Taza's AI is governed by SAFER — Earth51's Responsible-AI framework, operationalized by Taza. It's how the system stays trustworthy in the rooms where the decisions get made: scored consistently, explainable, cited to source, with a human always in the loop.
Sustainability
Purpose-built for the domain it serves — sustainability is the subject, not a bolt-on.
Accountability
Every claim traces to a source, and a human makes the call — never a black box.
Fairness
Scored consistently across every entity, on the same spine — no moving goalposts.
Explainability
Cited to source and defensible in diligence, audit, and regulator review.
Resilience
Continuously refreshed as regulation moves — the read stays current, not point-in-time.
SAFER is Earth51's framework, operationalized by Taza.
See where you stand.
Your evolving priorities. Tailored playbooks. Partners who deliver.
Book a 25-minute discovery call — no deck, no pitch. We'll scope a read and what the arc looks like for you.