We explore development in climate risk analytics and the data-driven approaches utilized by the world’s largest organizations

Monique Motty is the Senior Climate Finance Advisor to the Minister of Environment in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Join in to hear from Monique about sustainable growth and climate adaptation in Africa.

We sit down for a conversation with Nour Ghadanfar of Greentown Labs. Greentown Labs brings together startups, corporates, investors, politicians, and many others to shape a more sustainable future. We discuss Nour’s journey with Greentown Labs and their impact on climate Tech

Janice Tran is the CEO of Kanin Energy, a development company that focuses on transforming industrial waste heat into emission-free power. We will explore the future of clean energy, and how Kanin will provide a bundled solution for industrial customers that include the design, capital, construction, and operations for the project, with the core focus on capturing waste heat for power generation and district heating projects.

Laura Fox is Lyft’s General Manager for Citi Bike, and she joins Paul for a wide-ranging conversation around urban mobility. We dive into Urban mobility as climate tech – the landscape, frameworks, what’s needed, and what’s next.  This is so much more than encouraging commuters to bike. It is the center of a broader strategy to reduce congestion and make urban environments self-sustaining.

We sit down with Natalia Dorfman, the CEO and Co-Founder of Kita Earth. Kita’s mission is enabling nature-based solutions and negative emission technologies to thrive via parametric insurance products that remove carbon delivery risk from buyers and sellers in the voluntary carbon market, thus enabling development and accelerating climate impact. We will hear more about Natalia’s vision for Kita the role of risk mitigation to scale carbon capture technologies.

Maria Eugenia Filmanovic is the Co-Founder of Abatable. The mission at Abatable is to enable climate action for the hard to abate emissions by building the infrastructure for corporates and investors to navigate, access and support credible climate solutions. Join us to dig deeper into the potential of nature-based carbon removal as a solution for the hard to abate emissions.

Join our conversation with Paramita Das, the global ESG head for metals and minerals at Rio Tinto. Paramita is a global executive with extensive experience in the commodities segment. Hear more from Paramita about ‘green’ aluminum, and how it will help in our quest for a carbon-free future.

Magali Anderson is Chief Sustainability and Innovation Officer at Holcim. She has had a 27-year career in oil and gas, and although she came into the sustainability sphere late in her career, she is a female leader driving our quest to net zero through decarbonizing the hard to abate cement industry.

In this conversation with Julie Willoughby, Chief Scientific Officer at Circ, we will discuss how Julie and her team are tackling fashion waste head on. Circ makes the technology that (re)sources and (re)harvests raw ingredients out of clothing waste, so it can be reused in a variety of ways.

CEO and Founder of Shiru, Jasmin Hume is playing a leading role in reducing emissions in the food and agriculture sector through developing alternative plant-based protein. Jasmin founded Shiru to make delicious, nutritious, sustainable, and scalable ingredients so that all food companies can quickly develop plant-based products. We will dive into how Shiru’s B2B developments have the potential to redesign the food system in a more sustainable way.

Amanda has over 10 years of experience as a sustainable infrastructure investor, consultant in the technology and finance sectors, and engineer. She has firsthand experience of managing risk for project finance investments and understands that sustainable infrastructure will not scale quickly without leveraging technology. Amanda was an Investor at Generate Capital where she focused on originating, closing, and servicing deals in distributed infrastructure investments including energy storage, solar, energy efficiency, waste, and water projects. Amanda was a Consultant at Mckinsey where she developed underwriting automation and financial planning workflow and technology implementation strategies at global financial institutions.

Christine Moseley, CEO and founder of Full Harvest, is a seasoned entrepreneur on a mission to combat food waste. As the leading B2B produce marketplace, Full Harvest connects food and beverage companies directly with farmers to purchase surplus and imperfect produce. With over 15 years of experience in both Fortune 100 companies, such as Maersk and Procter & Gamble, as well as high-growth food startups, Christine brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Prior to founding Full Harvest, as Head of Strategic Projects and Business Development at Organic Avenue, an NYC healthy food + juice start-up, she helped the company double in size. Christine holds an MBA from Wharton School of Business and a BA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has been recognized by Inc. as a Top 100 Female Founder, Fortune as the #2 Most Innovative Woman in Food & Drink and was named a World Economic Forum SDG Champion.

Dr. Rebekah Shirley is the Deputy Director for Africa, at the World Resources Institute, where she works to create widespread public access to high-quality data and insights for mobilizing sustainable development solutions. Prior to joining WRI, Rebekah was the Chief of Research at Power for All, a global non-profit organization advancing universal energy access. Over her tenure Rebekah built a novel energy research dissemination engine that fills critical knowledge gaps for practitioners and decision-makers on implementing integrated utility energy services, unlocking agricultural value-addition, and creating livelihoods in the African context, receiving multiple awards for this work. Rebekah earned her PhD and MSc from the Energy and Resources Group at the University of California, Berkeley, where as a University Chancellor’s Fellow she designed innovative tools for power system planning in emerging markets. She has over fifteen years of experience leading energy and environmental research across Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean. Hailing from the West Indies with roots in Jamaica and Trinidad, Rebekah now lives in Nairobi with her husband. Together they enjoy exploring Kenya’s great outdoors. She also lectures at Carnegie Mellon University Africa, where she mentors young students and researchers.