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GARY LAWRENCE
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Director of sustainable and resilient strategies
Wantman Group Inc
Gary Lawrence is director of sustainable and resilient strategies at Wantman
Group Inc (WGI), a US design and professional services firm offering
technology-based solutions for the construction of public infrastructure and
real estate development. He helps the enterprise, and its clients, address the
causation and consequences of climate change risks. Prior to joining WGI, he was
chief sustainability officer at AECOM, global leader for urban strategy at Arup,
and a consultant on matters of urbanisation to the United Nations, OECD, US
government agencies and many national governments and global cities. Most
importantly, he has been a student of how the critical sustainability,
resilience and adaptation issues of our time are perceived within different
cultures and economic groups.
SESSIONS
Day 2: 1 Nov, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM GMT +0 (1 hour)
How big business is driving the sustainable revolution
Just 100 global fossil fuel producers are responsible for 71 per cent of the
world’s greenhouse gas emissions over the past three decades. Ensuring accurate,
timely and effective monitoring and disclosure of these emissions will be
central to forging a green economy in the 21st century. With the support of
government and society, what role can higher education play in holding these
companies accountable and driving down emissions?
This panel will review innovative ways in which more than 1,000 businesses, with
the support of their communities and driven by research and innovation from
higher education and incentives from government, have collectively set some
US$23 trillion worth of emissions-reduction goals that line up with the Paris
Agreement.
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