Pashon Murray is pioneering a movement in biomass strategies and is an entrepreneur and advocate focusing on sustainability, materials management, and circular economy innovation. As the founder of Detroit Dirt, she has transformed how cities view organic waste—turning food scraps and manure into high-quality compost that enriches soil and reduces landfill emissions. Beyond her entrepreneurial work, Pashon is a passionate advocate for climate solutions, curriculum development, and education. She collaborates with universities, corporations, and nonprofits to advance research in sustainable initiatives and developing markets. She recognizes the critical need to support small enterprises in the commercialization of bioenergy feedstock improvements. Recognized by the United Nations and the White House, Pashon is helping to reshape the future of environmental leadership—starting from the ground up.