Events
Boma ECU Pitch: Climate Action
ECU students and alumni present transdisciplinary projects that address Climate Action, and engage with a panel of leaders in environmental science, policy, social enterprises, ethics and cross-cultural design. Register free at bomaecu.com.
Location
On Campus
Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Rennie Hall (B2160)
520 E 1st Ave, Vancouver, BC V5T 0H2 See on Map
Contact
Scott Mallory, Jr. | smallory@ecuad.caOpen to Public?
Yes
Moderated by leaders in social impact enterprises, environmental science and design, Emily Carr community members will present their innovations at the intersection of technology, ethics, science, wellness and art that address Climate Action -- humanity's biggest challenge. Among the moderators are leaders in environmental science, policy, social enterprises, ethics, cross-cultural design, strategic partnerships, and marketing including George Benson from the City of Vancouver, and others who have worked with the UN and World Economic Forum.
Audience members have opportunities to discuss, follow and participate in projects gaining momentum, learn ways of personally impacting climate, build relationships with like-minded creatives and changemakers, and join the global Boma community of shared values to drive a more sustainable future. Pitch candidates gain ongoing strategic support across Boma, and finalists are sponsored to present at an international Boma Summit.
Boma is a global network of national & local partners and stakeholders driving impact for a sustainable future. Boma ECU is a community group founded by Emily Carr faculty member Scott Mallory, involving faculty, students and alumni.
Free admission tickets and information are available at bomaecu.com, and capacity is limited to 50 attendees.