Feb 29, 2020A Year Out: My Biggest Learnings From the Oxford MBASoon I will complete a full year since formally graduating with a Master of Business Administration from the University of Oxford. Most things about that sentence still are hard to believe sometimes but it’s certainly prompted a lot of reflection. Oxford has a way about holding seemingly contradictory truths simultaneously…Oxford5 min read
Sep 19, 2019Understanding Climate-Related Migration and DisplacementThough human movement is nothing new, its influencing drivers and factors continue to be dynamically evolving and interconnected. Human movement can be thought of as a spectrum where voluntary movement, migration, is on one end and forced movement, displacement, is on the other. …Climate Change3 min read
Aug 2, 2019The Future of Energy, Climate Change, and the Transition to a Low-Carbon EconomyLast month I had the opportunity to sit in on a class taught by Dr. Cameron Hepburn of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at Oxford University. Despite his impressive, high-level and well-rounded achievements (IPCC author, think tank founder, angel investor to name a few), his teaching style…Climate Change5 min read
Published in fettl·May 14, 2019At the Intersection of Potential and Need: Finance and Climate ChangeIt’s hard to escape the discourse on climate change these days. It finally seems to be the talk of the town — as it should be. Too much time has been wasted in the false “debate” of whether climate change is real. It is. So with the narrative finally moving…Climate Change5 min read
