Techonomy
The Brief:
Techonomy is fundamentally an events company for senior leaders at the intersection of business, tech, innovation, social responsibility. Much of Techonomy’s events and content programming is aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
As Head of Content, I helped Techonomy build executive thought leadership programs. This included editing executive columns and other content directly with leaders for amplification across Techonomy’s channels, and elsewhere.
I helped plan conferences and other events, and related content — videos, articles, newsletters, etc.
I moderated discussions in New York and Silicon Valley.
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What Can the World's Largest Bottle Company Teach Us About Recycling?
The world’s plastic crisis is so severe that oceans may soon contain more plastic than fish. That’s why Nestlé Waters North America has set ambitious goals to boost the use of recycled material – and to change consumers’ views of plastic.
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Why This Venture Capitalist is Betting Big on Sustainable Food
John Chambers, Cisco’s former CEO makes the case for investing in an industry that’s projected to grow sharply.
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Three Principles for Future-Proofing Infrastructure
Improving America’s physical and digital infrastructure must be treated as a matter of national security, writes Cisco’s former chairman and CEO.
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Meet the Entrepreneur Disrupting the Food Industry
Jasmine Crowe’s company is built on a single big idea: Can technology be used to reduce hunger and food waste—and effectively create UberEats, in reverse?
Interview with David Tulausaks, then-Nestle North America’s Head of Sustainability, at Techonomy’s 2019 conference in Half Moon Bay, Ca.
Interview with Jasmine Crowe, founder and CEO of Goodr, at Techonomy’s 2019 conference in New York.