Join the Sustainability Revolution: Asian Americans Working on Climate
Panelists:
- Andrew Chang, Managing Director, Activate New York
- Kevin Hsu, Co-Author, Renewable and Efficient Electric Power Systems; former sustainability scientist at Walt Disney Imagineering
- Melissa Zhang, Energy Transition Investor, Azimuth Capital Management; former founder & BlackRock
- Josephine Lau, SAPAAC Board Member (Moderator)
Part of our Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Events
One year ago, scientists sounded a “final warning” over our climate emergency: rising greenhouse gas emissions are pushing our global environment toward irrevocable damage, requiring decisive action.
To change this trajectory, our planet needs leaders in different sectors—energy, finance, technology, design, policy, and many more—to work together to collectively move the needle on climate. Yet Asian American professionals remain underrepresented in environmental science and allied fields of sustainability.
What areas of sustainability are in greatest need of vision and leadership? How can you build the business case for new climate solutions within your corporation? Can Asian Americans step up as climate leaders, whatever your profession?
Whether you are a recent graduate, current Stanford student or an established professional interested in amplifying your climate impact, join SAPAAC as we convene Stanford alumni climate leaders for an engaging discussion during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
Event sponsored by the Stanford Asian Pacific American Alumni Club (SAPAAC); Stanford in New York; Stanford New York Alumni; Stanford Law School Asian Pacific American Alumni Chapter; and the Stanford University Graduate School of Business Asian Alumni Chapter.
