Inclusive Climate Resilience
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Join Deloitte, University of Colorado Boulder, and Aspen Institute experts for a conversation at the intersection of cutting-edge research and inclusive innovation on climate resilience. As severe weather and climate-driven natural disasters become the new norm, find out how to reduce climate-related risks across geographies and demographics. Presented by Deloitte
Speakers
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Nes ParkerSustainability, Climate, and Equity Leader, Deloitte -
Joanna Smith-RamaniCo-Executive Director, Aspen Institute Financial Security Program -
Evan ThomasEngineering Professor, University of Colorado at Boulder -
Chris RuggeriSustainability, Climate, and Equity Leader, Deloitte -
Mike ByrneSpecialist Executive, Deloitte
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Environment
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