Sarah Saltzer
About Sarah Saltzer
Technical Advisory Board Member
Sarah Saltzer serves as a Technical Advisory Board Member. Her broad experience encompasses various scientific, managerial, and executive roles over a career spanning 25 years at Chevron. She has an extensive background in geology research and petroleum engineering. She also brings expertise from leading exploration teams, conducting competitor analysis, and managing business planning. This role leverages her comprehensive skill set to provide informed guidance and strategic advice.
Chevron Career Overview
During her 25-year tenure at Chevron, Sarah Saltzer undertook diverse roles, advancing from scientific positions to managerial and executive responsibilities. She led exploration teams, managed competitor analysis, and was involved in business planning. Significantly, she held executive responsibilities for Chevron’s environmental remediation company, overseeing all business operations. Additionally, she was responsible for SEC-mandated reserves reporting for one-quarter of the global operations, demonstrating her capability in regulatory compliance and resource management.
Education and Expertise
Sarah Saltzer's academic credentials include a B.S. and M.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. from Stanford University. This robust educational background underpins her expertise in geology and petroleum engineering. Her advanced education has equipped her with the theoretical knowledge and research skills necessary for her roles in both academia and the oil industry.
Managing Director at Stanford
Sarah Saltzer is the Managing Director of the Stanford Center for Carbon Storage and the Stanford Carbon Removal Initiative. In these roles, she leads efforts to develop and implement technologies for carbon storage and removal. Her leadership supports Stanford's mission to advance sustainability and address climate change through innovative research and practical solutions.