About Oxalis Advisors
Who We Are
Rebekah and Nadia met in 2022 and founded Oxalis Advisors in January 2023. They left their jobs and moved to Mobile, Alabama in January 2024 to run the company full time. Focusing on green building and disaster recovery, they help rebuild homes that are energy-efficient and resilient. They value the people they meet and are committed to making a positive community impact.
Motto
Building sustainable relationships between communities and their environment
High quality of work, responsive and prioritizes clients, focus on improving the natural and built environments around us.
Hold ourselves to a high standard of quality that allows us to do work that we’re proud of and that clients can trust. Utilize our skills, knowledge, and energy to make the most positive changes to our environment that we can with the time that we have.
Philosophy
Committed to building a healthier future, Oxalis Advisors provides code compliance, green building certifications, and grant writing services to foster a healthier environment.
Everyone, both humans and animals, deserves safe and comfortable homes to live in. We believe that by building better homes for people that are more energy efficient and resilient, we are improving the natural environment as well.
We believe in sharing ideas and information to cultivate a collective conscience that prioritizes environmental well-being. Our priority is to improve the quality of all homes, both built and natural, for all living things.
Certifications
Meet the Founders
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Nadia Saponara
CEO
Nadia is from New Jersey and holds a degree in Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior from Rutgers University, New Brunswick. She enjoys outdoor activities such as rock climbing, hiking, running, and snowboarding. In Florida she is often collecting seashells and thrift shopping.
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Rebekah Phomsopha
PRESIDENT
Born and raised in Virginia, Rebekah graduated with a degree in Environmental Policy and Planning from Virginia Tech and is currently pursuing a masters in infrastructure planning and management from the University of Washington - Seattle. She enjoys paddleboarding in mangroves and has collected honey from over 25 different states in the U.S.
She enjoys photography and has taken most of the photos featured on the website.











