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CATEGORIES:Cambridge Climate Lecture Series 2018 (#CCLS2018)
SUMMARY:Climate Change: Protecting Carbon Sinks - Lisa Wal
 ker\, CEO of Ecosphere+
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180308T193000
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UID:TALK99727AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/99727
DESCRIPTION:'Climate Change: Protecting Carbon Sinks' will be 
 the fourth of five lectures in the #CCLS2018 serie
 s.\n\nReception (with eco-friendly sandwiches\, sn
 acks\, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks) to foll
 ow.\n\nTickets: Not needed\, but "please RSVP on F
 acebook":https://www.facebook.com/events/539871136
 386413/ so we have an idea of the number of people
  to expect.\n\n***\n\nLisa Walker left BG Group (n
 ow part of Royal Dutch Shell) in 2016 where she se
 rved as Vice President for Environment & Climate C
 hange to become CEO of Ecosphere+.\n\nLisa worked 
 in the oil and gas sector for >17 years\, closely 
 involved in all aspects of climate change strategy
  development & implementation\, public policy form
 ation\, sector coalition building and low-carbon b
 usiness development. She was a driving force behin
 d the UK Emissions Trading Group\, the CCAC Oil & 
 Gas Methane Partnership (which she Co-Chaired)\, t
 he Sustainable Gas Institute and the CEO-led Oil &
  Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI).  Lisa helped BG Gr
 oup secure multiple industry awards for sustainabi
 lity.\n\nBefore BG Group Lisa held various roles a
 t BP including Director of the BP Carbon Ventures 
 corporate-VC fund. Lisa successfully secured capit
 al for many innovative investments in sustainable 
 land-use and forestry\, low-carbon technologies an
 d bio-energy\, including first-of-their-kind deals
  for the private sector such as the World Bank's F
 orest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF).  Lisa is
  a mother of four and originally from New Zealand.
   In 2017 she was recognised by the World Economic
  Forum as a Young Global Leader.
LOCATION:Winstanley Lecture Theatre\, Trinity College
CONTACT:Anaïs Voski
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