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Working in Climate: Cleantech

October 31, 2024, 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm

Henry Angus Building

Join us for this edition of the Working in Climate series, where we’ll explore the world of clean technology. Cleantech represents innovative solutions that address environmental challenges, from renewable energy and energy efficiency to waste management and sustainable transportation. It plays a critical role in reducing carbon emissions, improving resource efficiency, and building a more sustainable future.

Whether you’re interested in launching your own startup, working with emerging companies, or simply want to learn more about this exciting sector, this event is designed for students who are passionate about climate action and eager to explore career opportunities in the cleantech industry.

Event Schedule:

Introduction to Clean Technology:
Learn about the cleantech sector and its importance in driving climate solutions. We’ll discuss the latest trends, technologies, and opportunities for those looking to make an impact in this rapidly growing field.

Panel Discussion – Careers in Cleantech:
Explore various career pathways in the cleantech industry. Hear from experienced professionals and entrepreneurs who will share insights into what it’s like to work in this sector, the skills in demand, and how to start your journey.

Event Panelists:

  • Paul Needham, CEO, Arca Climate  (turning CO2 into rocks)
  • Alexander Dungate, Co-Founder, OnDeck Fisheries AI (AI software for sustainable fisheries monitoring)
  • Eric Zhu, Financial System Analyst, HTEC (Hydrogen fuel production and supply solutions)
  • Anastasia Kiku, COO & Co-Founder, Resuables.com

Who Should Attend:
This event is ideal for students interested in climate action, entrepreneurship, or careers in clean technology. Whether you aim to start your own venture, join a cleantech startup, or work in sustainable innovation, this session will provide valuable insights and networking opportunities.

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First Nations land acknowledegement

We acknowledge that UBC’s campuses are situated within the traditional territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh, and in the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples.

Climate Solutions Research Collective

UBC receives support for managing its research enterprise from the federal Research Support Fund.

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