Leadership
Since joining EcoWorks in 2017, DuBose has played a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission through innovative community-driven programs. With over two decades of experience in climate advocacy and operational leadership, she specializes in creating impactful strategies that address environmental and social concerns, emphasizing equality and justice. As a leader in the Metropolitan Detroit Sustainability and climate action ecosystem, her leadership continues to drive transformative change, fostering sustainable and empowered communities. She designs , launches, and manages community-driven programs that address pressing environmental and societal concerns. Having managed vast funding pools, including a commendable oversight of $50M annually for Michigan’s low-income energy assistance programs.  

Briana’s dedication to environmental justice shines brightly in her pioneering ventures. One such initiative is the Climate Equity Advisory Council, collaboration with the City of Detroit, committed to creating a community-driven emission reduction strategy. Her efforts, grounded in equity and justice, aim to uplift communities disproportionately burdened by high-energy costs and the adverse effects of climate change.

A fervent advocate for collaboration, she has meticulously nurtured relationships with the Environmental and Energy Justice coalition, and with municipal leaders statewide, further solidifying Michigan’s commitment to these causes. Briana has been appointed by Governor Whitmer to serve on the Michigan Advisory Council on Environmental Justice (MACEJ).

DuBose is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati attaining a law degree and Bachelor of Arts in marketing and communications.

Briana DuBose is not just an executive. She’s an agent of change, ardently working towards equitable and just climate policies that ensure a brighter, sustainable future for underserved communities.