In our work as organizational leaders, including at the global climate education and careers platform Terra.do, we’ve found that thousands of skilled, accomplished people around the world are hungry to tackle climate change. Gallup data shows that while many worry about climate change, they rate it far below concerns like the economy, health care, inflation, and crime. And professionals anywhere in the world can jump-start their climate careers through programs like Terra.do’s Climate Change: Learning for Action, a global climate “bootcamp” program for professionals looking to remake their careers to address climate change. These models embed labor protections into climate policy and bring underrepresented groups into the climate tent, building public support for clean energy and other climate solutions. This shift from “making the case” to “making it happen” also requires that the field scale up funding for climate action.