Kibri H. Everett is an environmental scientist, equity strategist, and founder of Key Environmental Consulting, a firm focused on delivering solutions to today’s most pressing environmental issues. Ms. Everett has over two decades of experience in the environmental field and works at the intersection of science, equity, and policy, supporting grassroots organizations, universities, and government agencies by providing support for environmental justice, technical assistance, and community-rooted research.
Her work spans sustainable agriculture, food systems, and climate justice, with projects previously supported by the EPA, USDA, NASA, local governments, and philanthropic partners. Kibri brings deep expertise in geospatial analysis, participatory methods, and stakeholder landscape assessments. A Certified Mapping Scientist and GeoEquity expert, Kibri uses tools and participatory methods to translate lived experiences into actionable solutions. Ms. Everett holds a Master’s degree in Earth Science from North Carolina Central University and a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science from North Carolina State University.
Don Kostelec is a seasoned planning professional and designer with 25+ years of experience in community planning, economic development, health analysis, and accessibility. He is a nationally recognized expert in Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance. Don’s work spans from Alaska to Florida and California to New York, emphasizing the importance of universal design and safety for everyone.
Beyond ADA, his expertise includes transportation planning, public policy and finance, Health Impact Assessment, Active Transportation Design, Complete Streets, and Universal Design. Don is a Certified ADA Coordinator and a Certified Consultant in Disability Rights and Accessibility through the U.S. Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights.
Recognized as a provocative speaker, Don helps communities engage more effectively with the design profession to promote accessible buildings and facilities, as well as safer street design. Don holds a Master of Urban Planning & Policy from the University of Illinois at Chicago and a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Journalism from Western Carolina University.
Adira Fidler is a Virtual Assistant to Michelle Eichinger, where she provides administrative, organizational, and day-to-day support. A graduate of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology with an Associate Degree in Business Administration, Adira brings a practical business background, strong organizational skills, and a commitment to helping things run efficiently behind the scenes.
