Harvard Business School

A discussion, hosted by the Harvard Business School Global Initiative, exploring how the future of cities is impacted by water in two main manifestations: too much water (notably flooding and sea rise) or not enough water (leading to drought, extreme heat, and increased fire risk). Panelists include John Macomber, Harvard Business School; James Matheson, Oasys Water and Harvard Business School; Joyce Coffee, Climate Resilience Consulting; John Fernandez, MIT and Urban Metabolism Group; Efosa Ojomo, Global Prosperity Lead and Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation; and Loreta Castro Reguera UNAM Mexico, Taller Capital, Mexico, and Harvard Graduate School of Design.

Join the two Outdoors Clubs at Harvard Business School and Harvard Kennedy School for a panel discussion on the intersection of public policy, business, and grass-roots advocacy in the modern U.S. conservation movement. Panelists for the evening include Tommy Caldwell, American climber and adventurer; Erik Murdock, Access Fund Policy Director; Bethany Lebowitz, Founder of Brown Girls Climb; Katie Wallace, Director of Social & Environmental Impact at New Belgium Brewing; Estee Rivera Murdock, Rocky Mountain Conservancy Executive Director; with Rand Wentworth, Louis Bacon Senior Fellow in Environmental Leadership and HKS Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy serving as moderator for the evening.