Staff

Caroline McCallum

Director

Caroline McCallum is the Director of the New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition (NJCCC), a statewide nonprofit dedicated to advancing clean transportation solutions. She leads NJCCC’s portfolio of programs, including EMPOWER, the Electric School Bus Academy, EcoPatrol, Drive Electric NJ, and the 95 ZEV Corridor. In her role, she manages stakeholder engagement, membership, and outreach efforts, helping fleets, employers, and communities reduce emissions and adopt cleaner, cost-saving technologies. Caroline brings extensive experience in program development, fleet evaluations, and grant support, and is committed to advancing sustainable transportation and improving air quality across the region.

Chuck Feinberg

Senior Advisor

Chuck Feinberg is the Senior Advisor and leader of programmatic, operational, and business activities at the New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition (NJCCC). He has secured and managed major grants from federal and state agencies, advancing clean transportation projects across the region. In addition, Chuck is Partner and Executive Vice President of Greener by Design, LLC, where he provides sustainability consulting to public and private clients. A recognized expert on petroleum reduction and alternative fuels, he has chaired multiple state advisory groups, served on national nonprofit boards, and is frequently invited to speak on clean energy topics. His contributions have earned him induction into the U.S. Department of Energy’s Clean Cities Hall of Fame and several other prestigious awards.

Fatma Beye

Intern

Fatma Beye, MPH, is a public health professional and graduate of Rutgers School of Public Health, where she earned her Master of Public Health with a concentration in Global Public Health. Her passion for public health grew from a desire to better understand the factors that shape the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities. Fatma is especially passionate about maternal and child health, health equity, and community health, and environmental sustainability. Her professional experiences have allowed her to explore the connection between public health and the environment, including supporting clean energy and clean transportation initiatives. Through this work, she has contributed to community outreach, public education, and efforts to increase awareness of cleaner transportation options and sustainability programs. Alongside her work in clean energy, Fatma has experience in health education, research, advocacy, and connecting communities with resources. She is currently expanding her experience in direct patient care through Emergency Medical Services (EMS) training, building on her public health background while developing hands-on clinical and emergency response skills. She is passionate about bringing these experiences together and contributing to healthier, more sustainable, and more equitable communities.  

Sabrina Navoa

Intern

As a junior at Penncrest High School, I excel both academically and athletically as a member of the Varsity Cheer team. Balancing these commitments has instilled in me a strong sense of discipline and teamwork. With a interest in finance, I plan to pursue a college degree in the field, aiming to build a career in financial analysis or investment banking. I am eager to grow my analytical skills and collaborative experiences.

Wynnie-Fred Victor Hinds

 

Economic Development Advisor

Wynnie-Fred Victor Hinds, born in Haïti, has over twenty years of extensive experience collaborating with private, public entities, grassroots organizations and businesses, spanning across both the United States and Latin America.

She is currently the Executive Director of the Weequahic Park Association, an Olmsted Park Conservancy in Newark, NJ. She is a Board Trustee of Clean Water Action, the New Jersey Highlands Coalition and Maryknoll Lay Missioners, a U.S. and global Lay Volunteers organization. In October 2015, she was appointed to the City of Newark Environmental Commission by the Mayor and the Municipal City Council. She held the position of Co-Chair until 2023 and remains a Commissioner. A dedicated Environmental and Social Justice Advocate, she has a B.A. in Economics and Management & Administration and a M.S. in International Relations. 

Kelly Lewis

Bookkeeper

Kelli Lewis brings a unique blend of expertise in bookkeeping, accounting, payroll, and taxes. Her professional journey began with the founding of KelliWorks in 2009 at just 23 years old. Over the past 15 years, KelliWorks has become integral to providing comprehensive financial solutions for businesses of all sizes. Kelli's extensive hands-on experience has given her a deep understanding of the challenges businesses face, particularly in accounting. Under her leadership, KelliWorks has evolved into a trusted partner for businesses, known for its meticulous bookkeeping, strategic accounting support, payroll processing, and tax services.