Empowering and amplifying the voices of women working in the climate tech industry.
Both the US and the UK have significant elections this year, with much at stake for the future of both democracy and decarbonization. In the US, many polls show Trump in the lead —an anomaly that bucks history; traditionally, consumer confidence and presidential popularity have aligned. Not so today. In contrast, a Labour win looks almost inevitable in the UK, and the party’s platform features climate extensively.
Women+ in Climate Tech is pleased host distinguished speakers for our January 24th panel on how women+ can benefit from IRA funding: Justina Gallegos, Deputy Director, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy will discuss the Women in the Sustainable Economy, plus steps for women seeking funding from this and other initiatives. Maya Goodwin, …
Join us on October 26 for drinks and networking from 6-8pm at The Boxyard in the Research Triangle Park!
