about us
Unlocking the potential of forests. For the climate. For companies.
Our story
The Origins of Tree.ly
The initial spark
Finding Purpose in the Woods
Forest Potential Unlocked
The Forest's Untapped Potential
Where trust grows Green
Empowering European Forest Owners and Companies
the team
The faces behind Tree.ly
Kerry
Feel Good Manager
Maksim Gruschin
Software Engineer
Sabrina Toplitsch
Office Manager
Sarina Kotrcek
Legal Operations Associate
Felix Strolz
Working Student
Christmas 2022
Fanni Amann Tage
Vienna Prater
All hands 2023 Vienna
Vienna Theater
All hands 2023 Vienna
6
Forest specialists
79,967 ha
Forest area under contract
21
Treehuggers
THE EXPERTS
Meet our Advisors
Our advisors are well-known and respected experts in their fields. Over the course of their professional journeys, they were able to stretch the limits of knowledge. With their years of expertise in forestry research, as well as their private sector background, they bring significant value to our team.
Univ.Prof.Dr. Hubert Hasenauer
Hubert Hasenauer is professor of forest ecosystem management and the head of the Institute of Silviculture at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU). He began his career as a forester and served as the rector of BOKU. In his research and teaching, he focuses on sustainable forest management, carbon management, and the role of forests in climate change.
Dr. Georg Erlacher
Georg Erlacher completed his education at the Holztechnikum Kuchl and went on to study forestry at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna, where he later also worked as a university assistant. After his studies, he worked in the wood processing industry and became the board of directors of the Schweighofer Group. Later on, he served on the board of directors of Österreichische Bundesforste AG. In 2015, he returned to the Schweighofer Group. Since 2017, he has been working as an independent business consultant.
Embedding ethical decision-making
Meet our ethics committee
Tree.ly has established an ethics committee and framework to implement an ethically grounded corporate policy and culture, as well as to develop decision-making processes rooted in ethical principles.
Read more about the ethics committee here
Michelle de Bruijn
Michelle de Bruijn is the visionary behind Kenshō, advocating for leadership transformation through the integration of Buddhist psychology and scientific insights. By integrating scientific insights and leveraging cutting-edge wellbeing technology, Michelle equips leaders with the tools and understanding to transcend conventional boundaries and become catalysts for transformative change.
Dr. Charly Kleissner
Charly Kleissner is an impact investor and leader of the deep impact movement, advocating for systemic change and promoting conscious investing driven by values and mindfulness. He sees impact investing not as an intellectual exercise, but as an expression of who he really is. Charly brings over twenty years of experience as a senior technology executive in Silicon Valley.VISION AND MISSION
Sustaining Forests, Protecting our Climate.
Despite the climate challenges, there's still hope for a brighter tomorrow. Forests are vital carbon sinks. Yet, climate change adds pressure. Foresters have long protected these lands, but they need more support. Enter Tree.ly. We help forest owners tap into the potential of their assets. In this green shift, impactful companies rise above the rest. Support a Tree.ly project. Make a genuine difference.
Vision
What we aim to achieve
Mission
Turning Vision into Reality: How we get there
Join us
Ready to work at a company with real impact? Join Tree.ly
Be part of a diverse remote-first team dedicated to creating a greener future for businesses and nature with a focus on forests. All positions are available as full- or part-time employment, remote, or in our office in Dornbirn. We're interested in getting in touch with all experience levels from internships to senior leadership.
Find out more about our team culture and open positions here
Invest today in the sustainability of tomorrow.
