Before joining us at CDP, Valerie completed both her undergrad and Masters programs in environmental engineering at University of Delaware. Valerie will be participating in our webinar from London, England, where she will be giving us a chat about the inter-continental differences in environmentally friendly infrastructure.
Before joining us at CDP, Valerie completed both her undergrad and Masters programs in environmental engineering at University of Delaware. Valerie will be participating in our webinar from London, England, where she will be giving us a chat about the inter-continental differences in environmentally friendly infrastructure.
Before joining us at CDP, Valerie completed both her undergrad and Masters programs in environmental engineering at University of Delaware. Valerie will be participating in our webinar from London, England, where she will be giving us a chat about the inter-continental differences in environmentally friendly infrastructure.
Before joining us at CDP, Valerie completed both her undergrad and Masters programs in environmental engineering at University of Delaware. Valerie will be participating in our webinar from London, England, where she will be giving us a chat about the inter-continental differences in environmentally friendly infrastructure.
Cities along the Mississippi River have experienced record flooding in 2019 and are increasingly vulnerable to severe storms, water pollution and drought. Join CDP for a screening of the short film, “Sustainable Cities: Building a Greener Memphis” which explores how communities are working together to factor water into their thinking across government, business and communities. Following the film, Katie Walsh, Head of Cities, States and Regions, CDP North America, will moderate a discussion with Mayor Robert Gallagher of Bettendorf, IA, John Zeanah, Director of Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning and Development, and Glen Yelton, Head of Responsible Investment - Americas at Invesco. The conversation will focus on how cities along a core economic corridor – the Mississippi River – are preparing for climate change impacts through socially equitable natural infrastructure solutions. The panelists will discuss the financing needs required to support climate investment and how these investments can help vulnerable and disadvantaged communities become more resilient.
By invitation only.
Please arrive between 8:30 - 8:45am to check in.
