Water risk
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With water scarcity escalating across regions, businesses are increasingly vulnerable to resource shortages and operational disruptions. This webinar will provide sustainability managers with an in-depth understanding of water scarcity risk, where these risks are most concentrated, and their business implications. We’ll explore the key challenges managers face when addressing water scarcity, how technology can improve the measurement and management of these risks, and examples of how it can be applied.
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Jose Ignacio Galindo
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Waterplan
Jose has a decade of tech entrepreneurship experience and is an alum of Y Combinator and Stanford Graduate School of Business. He co-founded Herolens, acquired by Innovid, and served as CSO of Wolox, acquired by Accenture. Jose is active in organizations like the Entrepreneurs' Organization and the World Economic Forum, emphasizing his commitment to both social and entrepreneurial initiatives.
Chinchu Mohan
Senior Scientist
Chinchu is a senior water scientist specialized in groundwater hydrology and management, with research focus and experience in large scale hydrologic modeling, groundwater monitoring and groundwater stress studies. She completed her doctoral degree in water resource engineering from the Univeristy of Melbourne and has over 7 years of research experience in academia and industry.
Meagan Knowlton
Senior Water Advisor at Waterplan
Meagan is a sustainability expert with experience developing environmental and social sustainability strategies across the consumer packaged goods (CPG) and retail industries She has also managed environmental sustainability programs including one within the Coca-Cola bottling system, where she was responsible for water, carbon emissions, and waste management across manufacturing and logistics operations.
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