Our Staff Team
Our staff team are responsible for the day-to-day running of 2050 Climate Group. To get in touch with them, use [firstname].[lastname]@2050.scot or contact@2050.scot.
Laura Curtis-Moss // Director
Laura’s background is in environmental and outdoor education - working with schools, developing continuing education for teachers as well as community engagement. Despite originally studying fine art Laura has had a varied career – from tagging hen harriers to teaching snorkelling via volunteering with sloths and turtles in Costa Rica! Previously she has worked for the RSPB and more recently managed a peatland restoration project in East Ayrshire – surveying peatland sites and monitoring the local wildlife. In her spare time she enjoys scuba diving, walking and camping with her partner and two dogs as well as volunteering with British Divers Marine Life Rescue.
Alyson MacKay // Operations Coordinator
Alyson supports our day-to-day operations with a strong focus on volunteer support and development, working with a range of functions to make sure we have the right administrative and project management support. She has a background and degree in Sustainable Event Management and has worked and volunteered with many youth organisations. Alyson grew up as a young carer in the North East Highlands and is passionate about representing underserved groups worldwide. She worked in hospitality for 12 years and uses her customer service and people management skills for projects and events. In her own time, Alyson volunteers across a range of green groups and climate campaigns, she also enjoys making a peaceful world where everyone gets along in the Sims.
Rosie Cooper // Development and Communications Support Officer
Rosie has a diverse background in the arts & cultural third sector and brings experience in creative development, communications, and funding to her role. Her passion lies in public engagement, community learning & sustainability. She has an MSc in International Festival & Event Management and has previously worked for the Fife Cultural Trust, the Scottish Book Trust, and the Edinburgh International Book Festival delivering creative projects & events, supporting funding development, and administrative support, and leading environmental initiatives as the Green Champion. Rosie is also a 2050 Young Leaders Development Programme Alumni, having completed the programme in 2020. Outside of work, Rosie enjoys exploring the outdoors with her young family, tending to her garden, and cultivating mindfulness through yoga practice.