The End of the World as We Know It?

April 18th, 2018

CO-SPONSORED WITH:

Risk Management and Decision Processes Center

Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research

Andrea Mitchell Center for the Study of Democracy

Penn Program in Environmental Humanities

The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

11th Annual Conference

The Consequences of Extreme Climatic

Disruption for Business

and Democracy

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!

The End of the World as We Know it? The Consequences of Extreme Climatic Disruption for Business and Democracy

11th Annual Conference The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

Wendell Pritchett

Provost University of Pennsylvania

The End of the World as We Know it? The Consequences of Extreme Climatic Disruption for Business and Democracy

11th Annual Conference The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

Opening Keynote:

Colby Manwaring

CEO Innovyze

The End of the World as We Know it? The Consequences of Extreme Climatic Disruption for Business and Democracy

11th Annual Conference The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

Panel One: Business Perspectives

Elinor Haider Vice President

Veolia, North America

Lisa Manley Director Sustainability

Engagement Mars

Anthony Wagar Exec. Vice President

Environmental Practice Willis Towers Watson

Gary Survis Senior IGEL Fellow

Panelists:

Moderator:

Jacqueline Mayan Sr. Manager

Eastern Shore Natural Gas At Chesapeake

Utilities

Sanjay Patnaik Assistant Professor of

Strategic Management & Public Policy

George Washington University

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The End of the World as We Know it? The Consequences of Extreme Climatic Disruption for Business and Democracy

11th Annual Conference The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

Morning Keynote:

Erica Ocampo

Sustainability Strategy Manager DOW Chemical Company

The End of the World as We Know it? The Consequences of Extreme Climatic Disruption for Business and Democracy

11th Annual Conference The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

Panel Two: Academic Perspectives

David Grinspoon Chief Scientist

Planetary Science Institute

Edward L. Rubin Professor of Law &

Political Science Vanderbilt University

Bethany Wiggin Director

Penn Program in Environmental

Humanities

Eric Orts Faculty Director of

Wharton IGEL

Panelists:

Moderator:

Carolyn Kousky Director for

Policy Research And Engagement,

Wharton Risk Center

Edna Odhiambo Tutorial Fellow University of

Nairobi

Howard Kunreuther James G. Dinan Professor University of Pennsylvania

Co-Director Wharton Risk Management

The End of the World as We Know It?

April 18th, 2018

CO-SPONSORED WITH:

Risk Management and Decision Processes Center

Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research

Andrea Mitchell Center for the Study of Democracy

Penn Program in Environmental Humanities

The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

11th Annual Conference

The Consequences of Extreme Climatic

Disruption for Business

and Democracy

The End of the World as We Know it? The Consequences of Extreme Climatic Disruption for Business and Democracy

11th Annual Conference The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

Panel Three: National Security Perspectives

Mark Nevitt Sharswood Fellow Penn Law Faculty

Sarah Light Wharton Faculty

Panelists:

Moderator:

Ann C. Phillips Rear Admiral

U.S. Navy (Retired)

Christopher Rohner Business Continuity Program Manager

General Dynamics Information Technology

(Formerly CSRA)

The End of the World as We Know it? The Consequences of Extreme Climatic Disruption for Business and Democracy

11th Annual Conference The Wharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership

Closing Keynote:

Margaret Leinen

Vice Chancellor/Director Scripps Institution of

Oceanography

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!