About Us

Doug Davenport is Founder and CEO of ProspectSV, leading a dynamic mission to shape the future of decarbonization technology and design. Over his 35 year career, Doug has built teams, led efforts, and advised innovators that have transformed the energy and infrastructure sector. He brings his depth of experience to pioneering new energy technologies, clear-cut market and policy strategies, and effective program leadership. Doug leads a body of innovative projects laying the groundwork for scalable adoption, including breakthrough efforts in EV charging, net-zero carbon buildings, multifamily decarbonization, and energy resilience.

Kevin owns Sharp Development Company and has 5 years of experience in commercial real estate finance and over 35 years of experience as a commercial real estate developer in Silicon Valley. He handles all aspects of the development process and has personally completed more than 50 buildings totaling over 2.5 million square feet of space.

He has more recently concentrated on retrofitting older generation buildings to operational carbon neutrality and a net zero energy bill, while having a strong emphasis on the health and wellness of the interior environment for its occupants. He has completed 7 ZNE buildings of this nature in Silicon Valley and one in Costa Rica. The driver for Kevin has been to demonstrate that this way of repurposing existing building stock can be done in a manner that is quantifiably, significantly more profitable for the ownership than the less expensive way of building to meet minimum code.

David Kaneda is a seasoned professional with over 40 years of experience designing electrical systems. His current focus includes areas such as cost effectively electrifying existing buildings, designing buildings to support the grid, minimizing carbon emissions caused by buildings, developing innovative applications for PV/battery microgrids, design of resilient buildings, deploying all-electric kitchens, developing innovative EV charging and V2B concepts, integrating daylight and electric lighting systems, deploying smart electrical panels and using building scale hydrogen electrolysis and hydrogen fuel cells for standby power. David is a GSA - Peer Professional, a Fellow in the AIA, a LEED Fellow, a Senior Fellow at the New Buildings Institute, and serves on AIA California's Climate Action Committee. He has designed over 50 - net zero energy buildings, including the IDeAs Z Squared office; the first Net Zero Energy commercial office in the United States in 2005.

Gordon Ho is a partner in Cooley LLP, a leading global law firm, and focuses on corporate and securities law.  He acts as outside corporate counsel for growth-stage companies, helping management teams establish and maintain a corporate and governance structure that will enable rapid growth throughout the life cycle of the business. Gordon was recognized as a Top 25 Clean Tech Lawyer in California by The Daily Journal, and selected on the AlwaysOn Power Player legal list. Gordon serves as chairman of the board of Prospect Silicon Valley. Gordon also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Asia America MultiTechnology Association (AAMA), a leading Silicon Valley technology business network focused on promoting the success of US and Asian technology enterprises. He is a frequent presenter, moderator and speaker at various trade and technology events in Silicon Valley and beyond.

As WRNS Studio’s Director of Sustainability and co-Lead of the K-12 and Civic Studio, Pauline has led community-focused projects which includes: the Sonoma Academy Guild and Commons, a LEED Platinum, the first LBC Petal and Net Zero Carbon Certifications in the U.S and the Atherton Library and Civic Center, a LEED Gold, PEC All-Electric Award winner and AIA/ALA 2023 Library award. She served as a sustainability advisor for Hawaii’s Department of Education on their districtwide sustainability initiatives and helped to coauthor key chapters in the William J. Worthen Decarbonization Building Practice Guide.