The Center for Environmental Transformation (CFET) is a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental transformation for the neighborhoods of Camden, New Jersey. 

Leadership

  • Jon Compton

    Executive Director CFET

    Jon is the Executive Director of CFET. He has been working and living in Camden for the past seven years and enjoys working in CFET's garden and beehives.

  • AJ Riggs

    Project Manager CFET

    AJ is a Project Manager at CFET. She loves bringing residents together and curating conversations. AJ enjoys reading, music, and making flower arrangements.

Resident Committee

  • Join our Resident Committee

    We're forming a committee of Camden residents from different neighborhoods to help guide our resilience efforts. Your local knowledge and experiences are crucial in shaping strategies, reviewing progress, and ensuring community voices are heard throughout the process. To join our Resident Committee reach out to us.

    Join now

Technical Advisory Panel

  • Dr. Edward Williams

    City of Camden

  • Keith Walker

    City of Camden

  • Scott Schreiber

    Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority

  • Oleg Zonis

    Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority

  • Lisa Auermuller

    Rutgers University / MACH

  • Carol Collier

    Academy of Natural Sciences

  • Joe Myers

    Camden Community Partnership

  • Thomas Herrington

    Urban Coast Institute, Monmouth University

  • Jon Miller

    New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

  • Tim Feeney

    Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority

  • Bob Kopp

    Rutgers University / MACH

  • Martha Maxwell Doyle

    Partnership for the Delaware Estuary

  • Lu Bivona

    Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority

  • Andy Kricun

    Moonshot Missions

  • Laura Kerr

    New Jersey Coastal Resilience Collaborative

Public Interest Consulting Team

  • PennPraxis

    Project Management, Landscape Architecture, Community Engagement and Communications

    PennPraxis is the applied research, engagement, and practice arm at the Weitzman School of Design. Praxis collaborates with students, clients, and community organizers to develop tools, strategies, and design interventions that imagine new futures for both urban and rural landscapes.

  • eDesign Dynamics

    Engineering, Ecology, Hydrology, Coastal Dynamics Modeling and Analysis

    eDesign Dynamics (EDD) is an environmental engineering firm specializing in hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) modeling; low-impact development; water resources design in urban, rural, and agricultural settings; natural disaster risk assessment; and ecosystem restoration.

  • Water Center at Penn

    Water Systems, Analysis, and Planning and Implementation, Policy and Partnership Design

    The Water Center is an applied research center at the University of Pennsylvania focused on finding equitable, resilient and innovative solutions to critical urban water challenges.

729 Ferry Avenue
Camden, NJ 08104


(856) 365-8111
info@cfet.org